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Internet of things connectivity managed platforms (IoT CMPs) provide the bridge between IoT devices, the internet, the edge, and the cloud, supporting a range of connectivity technologies. The platforms collect data and then analyze it to extract insights that organizations use to monitor asset performance, identify problems and anomalies, and make...

Connected packaging is rapidly evolving from a functional communication tool into a strategic enabler of transparency, authentication, and intelligent consumer engagement across global value chains. Advances in RFID/NFC, digital watermarks, printed electronics, sensors, and cloud-based digital identity platforms are transforming physical products i...

The research service sets the stage for visionary thinking by identifying and analyzing one of the significant Mega Trends—Connected Living—where ICT-enabled services are being offered to consumers in every aspect of their lives including homes, work and city environments. This presentation would highlight examples of projects, companies and techno...

The evolution of connected car services has thrown the door open for several ICT opportunities. This research service highlights the ICT opportunities resulting from connected car deployments and analyses the drivers and restraints of the connected car market. It investigates the key ICT components that enable connected car services in line with po...

IoT managed connectivity platforms provide the connection between IoT devices and with the internet and clouds, supporting various connectivity technologies such as cellular (2G, 3G, 4G/LTE, and 5G), satellite, 3GPP and non-3GPP low-power wide area networks, and managed field-area networks. The platforms collect data from IoT devices and then analy...

The global 5G IoT non-terrestrial network (NTN) industry is nascent; however, it is developing fast and presenting significant growth opportunities. With the 3GPP initiative integrating 5G NR technology and NB-IoT/LTE-M for NTNs, as well as the evolution of proprietary LPWAN protocols supporting NTNs, the industry will experience technology conv...

Frost & Sullivan defines non-licensed low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) connection as active devices connected to a wireless communication network designed for low-bandwidth, long-range data transmission over an unlicensed spectrum. This type of technology connects IoT devices with low power consumption and low data rates and covers large areas. ...

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...

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...