Featured IoT Articles

31. 4 Considerations For Bringing Your Fleet IoT Application To Life 7/18/2018

    The transportation industry is undergoing unprecedented transformation. Fleet management professionals are faced with new challenges, regulations, and decisions on a rapidly increasing basis.

32. Digitize Your Next Inspection — Connecting Previously Unconnected Devices 6/10/2018

    In the age of the Internet of Things (IoT), connected tools for specialized inspections are no longer a dream of the future, but a reality of today. Whether you are using a videoscope to inspect the inside of a failed gearbox in a wind turbine, a borescope to look at dirt build up inside a recently detached plane engine, or an ultrasonic device to view pipe welds, the right tool and knowledge determine how quickly you can resolve the issue.

33. Managing The Field Service Ecosystem 6/10/2018

    The future of IoT for Field Service Organizations (FSO) is now. FSOs have been early adopters of IoT technologies to quickly troubleshoot onsite issues across a range of industries. While most FSOs have been using some form of IoT for years, the technology changes so rapidly – which further evolves internal and customer needs – that it is critical to stay ahead of new advancements and fine-tune your approach to IoT to remain competitive in the market.

34. Key Advancements In Field Service Device Options 6/10/2018

    As we recently discussed, field service organizations (FSO) have been early adopters in Internet of Things (IoT) technology. So it is no surprise that FSOs are also staying ahead of the curve in adapting their IoT deployments to keep pace with the ever-changing nature of the technology.

35. Fleet Manager's Guide To IoT, Part I: Understanding The Challenges 6/10/2018

    Fleet management professionals are facing logistical, financial, and market challenges that were not present just a few years ago. Some of these challenges are actually the result of new business opportunities and efforts to make the industry more efficient, while others are related to fluctuations in the marketplace.

36. The IoT For Unconnected Things 5/7/2018

    It’s been the year-of-IOT for a few years now. Have we not arrived yet?

37. IoT In Field Service: Jump In With Both Feet Or Dip Your Toe? 3/27/2018

    I’m getting ready to attend another IoT conference and as I’m reading through the speaker bios and descriptions of the sessions, I notice  how the dialogue in most field service circles has jumped into topics like IT/OT convergence, deep analytics, AI, AR, and DevOps success stories. As a “seasoned” field service guy, this seems like a lot of “IT speak” and it is costing companies a lot of money. The fact remains that, in 2017, 94 percent of companies actively spending on IoT deployments are not generating profits from that spend.

38. The State Of Field Services 2018 3/21/2018

    Traditional hardware manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are all struggling with profitable revenue growth. The historic business model that was based on “Make, Sell, Ship + Attached Service” has either collapsed or is showing signs of duress. So, who can OEM’s count on to play a key role in the transformation that needs to take place? Field services.  

39. IoT And Self-Service: Putting Power In The Hands Of Your End User 3/20/2018

    The influence of Internet of Things-enabled devices is maturing across a broad spectrum of industries. This report explores how the power of loT data can be shared with customers to help turn your technology advancements into brand differentiators. 

40. Preparing For LTE Migration 3/14/2018

    Organizations utilizing low-power IoT applications should be giving increased consideration to their eventual migration from 2G and/or 3G networks to LTE. While the transition seems daunting – and make no mistake, any major change has bumps in the road – working ahead with your timeline and technology requirements in mind will make the process much easier to manage.