Whether managed in-house or in tandem with external agencies, an IoT device security strategy that considers the safety and security needs of a user, device and network holistically will produce a secure platform that promotes user connectivity.
In order to deploy radio frequency identification to its maximum potential, be sure to consider real-life usage scenarios of a product by an end user, take into account deployment scalability and support, and understand the technology and its limitations.
After a year of operation, Sapati has achieved a 100 percent increase in its sales, thanks to the use of radio frequency identification and other technologies to improve the customer experience.
Cisco survey finds divide between IoT value, trust ••• Gooee forms IoT lighting partnership with Stanpro Lighting Systems ••• MachNation predicts 81 percent revenue growth in 2018 for IoT edge platforms ••• Upstream Security receives Series A funding for cloud-based connected and autonomous car fleets ••• ForeScout Technologies integrates with IBM security solutions to fortify endpoint defenses, enforce compliance ••• Altizon, Novecom partner on Industrial IoT and Industry 4.0 solutions, expand APAC presence ••• Redpine Signals launches low-power wireless MCU, connectivity solutions for battery-operated IoT devices ••• Maxim Integrated Products offers wearables for preventive health and fitness applications.
Let’s consider the Internet of Things and predictive maintenance—and why every service company needs them.
Toshiba offers BLE IC for automotive applications ••• WISeKey International Holding produces contactless NFC watch for bitcoin and cryptocurrency users ••• Xerafy unveils on-metal RFID tag for automotive sector ••• RFID company Linexens signs strategic cooperation agreement with smart-card maker KONA I ••• Envigo implements RFID-based surgical model tracking system ••• Elatec RFID Systems expands reader-writer product range.
The company’s WESROC division will expand the EnerTrac portfolio with a solution run on Senet’s low-power wide-area network.
The RFID Professional Institute is helping companies be sure that the employees they hire for RFID projects have the knowledge they claim to have.
Snorrastofa Reykholt is providing guests with a system from Locatify that identifies their exact locations in the museum within 20 centimeters and feeds them information based on that data.
Concerned about the lack of high-level labor in developed markets such as the United States, the company seeks to attract the interest of young people.