The Q2 issue of IoT Now is jam-packed with insights from thought leaders like IoT Analytics, Transforma Insights and Berg Insight featuring multi-page reports on sustainable manufacturing, smart metering and intelligent edge.
Plus, there’s an in-depth interview on disaggregation from Sanjay Uppal, the Vice President and General Manager of Software-defined Edge Business at VMware by Broadcom. It details how partnerships are creating the disaggregated ecosystem that will support next-generation digital transformation in IoT. And it’s paired with featurettes on how to create those high-value partnerships successfully.
Explore a range of trending topics including:
- The latest news - Read about recent innovations, partnerships, mergers and projects from SES, Palo Alto Networks, Google Cloud, Quectel, Semtech, Itron and more.
- What all smart cities should have - Transforma Insights outlines the nine key digital offerings that smart cities need from environmental monitoring to waste management.
- Life and death use cases - Why AmericanPharma deployed intelligent connectivity at the edge to effectively monitor pharmaceutical and healthcare environments for safety and regulatory compliance.
- Where the market is going - Transforma Insights builds on their prior accurate 2020 IoT prediction with new estimates that IoT will hit 40 billion connections and almost US$1trillion in value by 2030 with cross-vertical and utilities dominating the charts.
- Finalists for the IoT Solutions World Congress - 18 projects were selected from across the globe including submissions from Tata Chemicals, Saudi Aramco, SkinGuard, Helloauto, RIoT Secure to be considered for the final award presentations on May 22 at Barcelona's Gran Via exhibition centre.
And that’s just a fraction of all the news, interviews, insights and predictions offered in IoT Now’s Q2 issue. Get up to date on the latest trends, research and statistics from across the global marketplace with this comprehensive issue. Click the button below to access this edition on-demand now.