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Managing the Growth of Wireless IoT Devices and Connectivity

Remote management utilizes IoT devices and sensors to enable users to check in on and interact with people, equipment, or animals from anywhere. Remote management solutions may range from patient health monitoring to remote equipment and process management.

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Remote Management

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Application

Asset tracking solutions use IoT-enabled sensors and devices to track a huge variety of assets large and small, including hospital and lab equipment, individual vehicles in a fleet, or products along a manufacturing process.

Asset Tracking

Automation is the use of technology to control processes, systems, or machines with little human intervention. It can improve efficiency and accuracy and reduce costs by eliminating manual work. It is widely used in different industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and finance.

Automation

Through IoT, wayfinding can become a more personalized experience for users. IoT in wayfinding relies on behavioral trends and real-time data to optimize routes and make suggestions to help users get where they're going, both indoors and out.

Wayfinding

Sustainability in IoT is about leveraging connected technology to reduce emissions and drive more energy-efficient operations. Sustainable strategies can benefit almost any vertical industry but are especially impactful in the Industrial IoT (IIoT) and at the enterprise level, where economies of scale can result in exponential reductions in emissions and waste. IoT Sustainability strategies are becoming ever more important to the growth of Digital Transformation.

Sustainability

Facilities management uses IoT-enable devices and sensors to gather data and automate the processes involved in managing a commercial space. Applications may include occupancy monitoring and space utilization, or strategies to reduce energy costs and improve operational efficiency.

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Facilities Management

Fill-level monitoring measures and tracks the stores of a liquid within a container. Applications cover a range of applications and industries, from monitoring fuel levels within equipment to chemical or fuel tank storage on-site.

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Fill Level Monitoring

Inventory management solutions use IoT-enabled sensors and devices, like RFID tags, to tag and track inventory, typically in warehouses. Inventory management solutions improve operational efficiency, prevent inventory loss or theft, and reduce the cost of manual processes, which can be extremely time-consuming and laborious for employees.

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Inventory Management

Keyless entry systems use IoT-enabled devices and sensors to control access to buildings or spaces. Keyless entry systems can use key fobs, phones, or other devices to verify a user's identity and manage locking mechanisms.

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Keyless Entry

Leak detection solutions measure the pressure inside pipes or other closed systems to send instant alerts when a leak has been detected. Leak detection solutions eliminate the need for manual inspection, and lower the cost associated with the damage caused by undetected leaks.

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Leak Detection

People management solutions use IoT-enabled sensors and devices to track and monitor the performance or health of people, rather than just location. People management solutions may include wearables that monitor staff members' performance, the health of patients both in the hospital and at home, or performance metrics associated with sports or fitness.

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People Management

Points of sale systems utilize IoT to track inventory and give managers additional visibility into sales trends and customer behavior to help stores better appeal to customers, prevent theft, and improve operational efficiency.

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Point of Sale

IoT can be extremely valuable for quality management, as it can eliminate human error on production lines and take humans off of menial, repetitive tasking. Quality management solutions use IoT-enabled sensors and devices to gather real-time data on production and can instantly identify discrepancies or errors in processes.

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Quality Management

Rail management utilizes IoT-enabled sensors and devices to gather data on often remote and difficult-to-access rail switches and controls. Rail management solutions collect real-time data on rail operations and send instant alerts when errors occur or when maintenance is needed, helping to prevent unscheduled downtime.

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Rail Management

IoT-enabled security solutions enable users to keep an eye on places or things from anywhere and at any time. Even when not armed, these solutions use sensors and devices to collect data and alert users in the case of unexpected events, like attempted entry.

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Security

IoT enables greater visibility to supply chain management, tracking individual pieces of cargo, vehicles, and driver behavior to maximize efficiency and safety and ensure that deliveries make it on time and in exactly the condition they left in.

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Supply Chain Management

In surveillance, IoT offers new visibility, even when stakeholders aren't nearby. Through IoT-enabled sensors and devices, surveillance systems can send alerts in the event of unexpected behavior or if the system goes down, even if a security system isn't currently armed.

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Surveillance

Tank level monitoring measures the fill level of liquids within tanks, and uses a variety of technology dependent on the type of liquid being measured. Applications may include fuel level monitoring for equipment or chemical storage, and help stakeholders track usage levels and monitor for leaks or theft.

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Tank Level Monitoring

Traffic management uses IoT-enabled sensors or devices to monitor traffic levels and can automatically flag authorities in the case of an unexpected jam, increasing the response time to accidents or dangerous conditions. Traffic management solutions can also help cities better anticipate issues and improve city planning initiatives.

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Traffic Management

Smart utility meters and utility management uses IoT-enabled sensors to increase the efficiency of delivering utilities to commercial and residential spaces. These solutions can detect leaks or issues in equipment and send instant alerts to building managers to prevent damage and loss of products.

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Utility Management

Through the integration of IoT, wearables provide a new way for users to communicate and interact with the world. Wearables can track a user's location, provide stats for exercise, or ensure that users can be found in the case of emergencies. They can provide health information both to users and their doctors or they can provide relevant information on their environment, including weather or dangerous conditions, such as on a construction site.

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