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Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications have captured the attention of enterprise and consumer segments. AI technology implementation has increased, and it is being adopted across industries and business functions worldwide driving operational efficiencies and creating strategic differentiation. In addition, with the recent disruption in the gene...

IoT security refers to cybersecurity measures taken to protect connected devices and networks. With the increasing volume of data being transmitted from external sources and the larger attack surface in the IoT era, the need for robust security solutions has become crucial for reliable IoT operations. Malfunctioning or compromised IoT devices, whe...

Synthetic data is data generated artificially based on data collected from real-world occurrences. It is artificially generated data in the form of text, tables, images, and videos, among others. Synthetic data generation will address the challenge of inefficient datasets and privacy concerns. Generated using algorithms, it enables organization...

VoE is the voice of the employee that is collected and analyzed systematically using a VoE analytics tool. Businesses use VoE tools to collect employee ideas, grievances, suggestions, and requirements about the workplace to measure employee experience (EX) and engagement. VoE data and insights are used to boost EX to increase employee retention, en...

The banking and financial services industry is increasingly focused on reducing cost and increasing efficiency and profitability. This Internet of things (IoT) start-up tracker helps participants in the digital banking and financial services ecosystem identify solution providers with offerings that address industry challenges. The start-up tracker ...

The internet of things (IoT) ecosystem comprises hardware, software/application/platform, professional services, managed services, and connectivity market participants. The hardware component encompasses physical devices the tangible and deployable elements of IoT solutions including chipsets, connectivity modules, SIM cards, and the devices themse...

Cloud computing is the new norm in the business landscape, offering a range of cloud models and services that simplify IT infrastructure and drive digital transformation. However, cloud migration brings along a host of new attack vectors and cyber risks, leaving organizations vulnerable to insecure cloud connections, misconfigurations, identity the...

Frost & Sullivan s global IoT industry predictions for calendar 2024 are the result of aggregated input from Frost & Sullivan regional IoT and Edge research teams. Research analysts input leverages the extensive Frost & Sullivan knowledge base, as well as primary and secondary research. The recently published IoT Predictions report includes the...

In the past decade, organizations have increasingly turned to the cloud to support their digital operations. Companies find the cloud a more efficient way to host their data and support their systems, and the cloud has fueled an expanding digital ecosystem, with infrastructure, platform, and software providers cooperating to deliver full solutions ...