IoT in the Supply Chain: Anticipating the Demands of the Future
How are RFID and the Internet of Things bringing the supply chain concept into the future?
How are RFID and the Internet of Things bringing the supply chain concept into the future?
Tieto Corp. has seen sales and productivity increase since it installed its own MyOffice solution, using Quuppa beacon technology, to understand how work space is used, as well as automatically enable conference room use, service requests and worker location.
Managers of sports teams are being fired for not embracing data analytics. Are business managers next?
IDTechEx research finds that passive UHF and NFC sensor tags are dominating the RFID sensor market, while battery-assisted sensor tags are also seeing market growth as a relatively low-cost IoT solution.
The company has unveiled its Smart Lamp, Ambient Compute software platform and Ambient Compute Marketplace.
As product managers rush to deliver a new multichannel experience, customers will need increased control of their personal data—even more so than in the context of traditional mobile-app surfing, shopping and the like.
As product managers rush to deliver a new multichannel experience, customers will need increased control of their personal data—even more so than in the context of traditional mobile-app surfing, shopping and the like.
With the Roambee device, the Internet of Things platform collects data such as location, shock, humidity, temperature, movement, air gases and other environmental variations.
This membership will help the firm to accelerate its IoT solution deployments, using the LoRaWAN standard for customers’ construction sites.
What’s on the minds of those at the front lines of creating IoT solutions?