A worldwide IoT network grid to harness the power of connectivity

Businesses are eager to leverage their network connection capabilities to gain market leadership. The potential rewards from leveraging wireless connectivity are endless, says Ankur Bhan, global head of Nokia’s Worldwide IoT Network Grid (WING). It enables real time collection, analysis and interpretation of data that could, if handled correctly, make every corner of a business or industry

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Itential expands configuration & compliance in low-code network automation

Itential, a provider in network and cloud automation, has release its latest low-code automation platform at Networking Field Day 24. This release includes new configuration management capabilities for simplifying device configuration, compliance, and remediation across physical, virtual, and cloud-native networks. Additional updates also provide an enhanced low-code automation canvas for simplified self-service creation of end-to-end

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Companies could save 28% IoT connectivity costs with ‘Hyperscale’ solution

Transforma Insights published a White Paper, written in collaboration with network operator Telia, which finds that companies could save US$117 billion (€96.57 billion)by using a ‘Hyperscale IoT Connectivity’ solution. This equates to 28% of IoT connectivity costs. Buying Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity involves an increasingly complex set of decisions. The technology landscape is fragmented, regulatory requirements are becoming ever

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More than 21% of commercial vehicles in SE Europe will be equipped with telematics systems by 2024

According to new market research from analyst firm Ergo Institute, the number of commercial vehicles in Southeast Europe in 2018 was 12.2 million. Of the total number of commercial vehicles in use in the region, 56.6% were light commercial vehicles and 16.7% were trucks.

The research shows that there are approximately 150 telematics solution providers in Southeast Europe about 5-10 in each country. More companies can be identified in EU countries and Turkey, while fewer telematics solution providers can be found in Albania, Moldova, Kosovo, Montenegro and North Macedonia.

According to the research, 1.8 million commercial vehicles in Southeast Europe had already been equipped with telematics solutions by the end of 2019. That means that telematics systems had already been implemented in 14.2% of all commercial vehicles in the region in 2019. Growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.34%, the number of equipped vehicles is expected to grow from 2 million in 2020 to 3.3 million in 2024.

The market penetration rate will grow from 15.2% in 2020 to 21.4% in 2024. Slovenia is still the market with the largest share of equipped commercial vehicles (approximately 50%), followed by Croatia with market penetration rate more than 35%, and Hungary, Bulgaria, Turkey and Romania, which are estimated to have a market penetration rate of 15 to 20%.

Alenka Bezjak Mlakar, PhD, the author of the research paper, comments, “We estimate that identified regional players monitor 75% of all equipped vehicles in the region. Regional players will play an important role in the future growth of the telematics for fleet management in the region.

It can be estimated that in the next 5 years the total number of commercial vehicles in use in Southeast Europe will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4% or approximately 0.5-0.6 million commercial vehicles per year.”

These findings are part of Ergo Institute’s research Commercial vehicles in Southeast Europe: Telematics solutions and perspectives (more info can be found here.). The research is part of Telematics conference & expo, which organises telematics focused events. For more information about recent events please visit, here.

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The role of IoT in healthcare during Covid-19

The healthcare sector has been modernising at a fast pace over the years by utilising new technology in carrying out medical activities with increased accuracy. Despite the outbreak of Covid-19 which massively disrupted the day-to-day life of people across the globe, technology has been developing at a much faster pace to help the healthcare sector.

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The cybersecurity lessons from 2020

The breach of SolarWinds and its Orion Platform software  captivated our collective attention in the final weeks of 2020. While arguably it was, and continues to be, considered the most significant event of the year, it is not the attack path most organisations should fear. As Satnam Narang, staff research engineer at Tenable says,while backdoors in cybersecurity software

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Quectel announces 2nd gen of 5G NR modules compliant with 3GPP R16 standard

(Sponsored News) – SHANGHAI, February 10, 2021 – Quectel Wireless Solutions, the leading global supplier of Internet of Things (IoT) modules, has announced the release of second generation 5G new radio (NR) modules that comply with the 3GPP Release 16 standards. The release includes the sub-6GHz modules Rx520F and the Rx520N series as well as

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TELUS invests $26.3mn in new IoT partner Eseye

TELUS’ strategic investment arm, TELUS Ventures, is investing $26.3 million CAD (€17.35 million) in Eseye, a provider of Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity solutions. The newly-launched TELUS Global Connect will also use Eseye’s AnyNet Connectivity Platform and multi-carrier eSIM, to provide cellular IoT connectivity to more than 700 networks in more than 190 countries. TELUS Ventures’ investment is intended to drive Eseye’s

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