Our IoT Connectivity experts found an interesting piece on The World Economic Forum’s website 5 ways the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the supply chain which reports that:

“The worldwide supply chain continues to be affected by challenges relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, including delays and disruption.

At Telecom26 our IoT SIM card team often say how shocked they are when they meet people who don’t know what an IoT SIM actually is. Imagine!  Especially as a new SIM is on the horizon…

Our team of maritime and nearshore connectivity experts recently wrote a piece for Digital Ship magazine titled “Netting the full rewards of ship digitalisation means putting humans back into the picture”.  You can read the full piece on page 26 of the online magazine which can be found here.

In our discussions with customers, partners and prospects about IoT Connectivity, IoT Security is a subject that is almost always raised.

In October we wrote this piece Securing Your IoT Networks - 1.5 billion breaches of IoT devices in H1 2021 whilst in this earlier blog The rollout of enterprise IoT networks - lots of optimism from analysts we explored how enterprises are increasing their investment in IoT projects.

The IoT Agenda website defines a smart city as one that uses “ICT to increase operational efficiency, share information with the public and improve both the quality of government services and citizen welfare”. The author says that “emerging trends such as automation, machine learning and the IoT are driving smart city adoption” and “any area of city management can be incorporated into a smart city initiative”.

One of the services Telecom26 can provide is the IoT Connectivity that is enabling energy companies to innovate and reduce their carbon footprints, improve distribution, and deliver more intelligent renewable energy.  Our IoT Connectivity networks provide a global platform for companies in the energy and utilities.

Telecom26 provides flexible, secure IoT Connectivity for a number of remote healthcare and telemedicine applications across the world.

Last month saw the annual CES show take place in Las Vegas and our team of IoT Connectivity experts were sad to miss out on what is the “most influential tech event in the world — the proving ground for breakthrough technologies and global innovators”. 

It’s one thing managing a few remote devices, but if you have thousands being used by staff, IoT devices and M2M, then they need to be easy to manage and control with real-time information about status and usage available, in a single place so you can really understand your device fleet, as it grows. A thorough IoT device management strategy is required.