The world is full of sources of data and processes to monitor. Luckily, the sensor market is rich with solutions. These solutions can be difficult to parse and choose, however, and can require custom development. In this session, the panelists will look at the devices in the field and which factors are critical to consider in the selection process.
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The options for IoT connectivity are so numerous and complex as to confuse anyone. It’s hard to know what is what when looking at Bluetooth, CBRS, cellular, LPWA, Sigfox, Wi-Fi, Wi-Sun, Zigbee and the rest. For the uninitiated, these can seem like equivalent alternatives. In this discussion, we will examine different methods of distribution, management and transmission.
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Most of the IoT is deployed remotely, either out in the field or in difficult to reach areas, and often have a life cycle of 5 years or more. Devices therefore often need to be activated once they are in place, and remotely maintained. In addition, these Things need to be kept up to date with security patches and software improvements. This session will be about what happens during and after initially deploying IoT.
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Analysts count more than 700 platforms currently active in the IoT industry, but not all of them are equal. There are platforms for device management, analytics, applications, billing, cloud and operations. Can these platforms can be bundled, or does it make sense to leave some functions separate? In this panel, we will try to reduce the confusion and provide some IoT Platform guidance.
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