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IoT Cloud Connectivity Explained

10.12.2020 – Knowledge Hub

Cloud and Connectivity Synergy for Enterprise IoT Cloud computing allows companies to store and manage data over cloud platforms, providing scalability in the delivery of applications and Software as a Service (SaaS). IoT devices can generate a significant amount of data per second, with Cisco estimating that IoT will generate 847 zettabytes per year by 2021.

What is 5G IoT and how will it change connectivity?

10.12.2020 –

This new technology standard promises much more than just further developments of existing mobile communication technologies. Comprehensive changes in digitalization, society and the economy will take place in almost all areas of life. So far, the primary aim has been to expand the infrastructural conditions of conventional networks across the board, in order to ensure network availability for almost all mobile devices. In the coming years, in addition to the continued networking within the 5G IoT, the focus will be on meeting the growing needs of the networked society even more optimally than before.

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eSIM and eUICC Explained & the Impact on M2M & IoT

10.12.2020 –

One of the most significant concerns of enterprises launching global IoT products and services is the establishment and maintenance of cost-effective connectivity. Ensuring connectivity is accessible no matter where in the world an IoT device is manufactured or is to be deployed requires significant flexibility. This applies not only to global organizations seeking to launch projects spanning multiple countries, but also IoT startups seeking to scale a successful national launch into multiple markets. With thousands and even hundreds of thousands of devices in an IoT deployment, it is impractical to change SIM cards when a change of the mobile operator is needed or when the choice of the operator can only be taken after shipping a device. The GSMA defined the global eSIM specification in 2016 to allow the SIM of any mobile device to be provisioned remotely. eSIM and eUICC together create an embedded architecture that may be securely downloaded and permanently embedded inside any type of device, allowing the device to choose which network to use at any given point. As a result, remote provisioning is possible and much smaller devices can be supported. In this article we will look further into the eSIM/ eUICC - what exactly makes it different, and how you can get the most out of your embedded SIMs.

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What Is SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) And Its Benefits For Enterprises

10.12.2020 – Knowledge Hub

SaaS is a service model in which a provider hosts the application and makes it available to customers over the Internet. This is a significant departure from the on-premises software delivery model allowing organizations to outsource most of the IT responsibilities. With its immediate availability and a cost-effectiveness (pay-as-you-go model), SaaS enables enterprises to scale the infrastructure up and down, depending on their needs, without setting up additional hardware and infrastructure, resulting in more flexible and scalable operations with dramatically reduced deployment times. Enterprises also have the ability to integrate most of SaaS applications with other software using application programming interfaces (APIs).

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IoT Device Security: Comparing Cellular, LoRa and WiFi

10.12.2020 – Knowledge Hub

General advantages of cellular connectivity network coverage is available almost everywhere the device works immediately at the customer site no additional infrastructure and integration required low power technologies for pro-longed battery life (LTE-M/NB-IoT) supports low and high transmission bandwidth in up- and downlink In this post, we will review the most-used IoT connectivity options – WiFi, LoRaWAN and Cellular – and compare them from a security perspective.

An Introduction to Cloud Native Applications

10.12.2020 – Knowledge Hub

Simply deploying your application in the cloud doesn’t make it cloud native. Cloud native applications are built from the ground up to leverage the strengths of cloud computing — such as its on-demand availability, continuous delivery, and scalability.

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Behind the scenes: How emnify provides global cellular IoT connectivity

10.12.2020 –

emnify marketing recently sat down with Director of Tech & Infrastructure, Dr. Steffen Gebert, who recently delivered two specialist talks, at key industry events, about how emnify implements its globally distributed IoT connectivity platform. You can find the links to the two talks at the end of this article.

How to Secure an IoT Network with OpenVPN

10.12.2020 – Knowledge Hub

What is a Virtual Private Network (VPN)? A Virtual Private Network (VPN) enables encrypted, targeted transmission of data over public networks such as the Internet. It establishes protected and self-contained networks with various end devices. A frequent application is the connection of home offices or mobile employees.

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Regular SIM VS IoT SIM for enterprises

IoT Cloud Connectivity Explained

What is 5G IoT and how will it change connectivity?

eSIM and eUICC Explained & the Impact on M2M & IoT

What Is SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) And Its Benefits For Enterprises

IoT Device Security: Comparing Cellular, LoRa and WiFi

An Introduction to Cloud Native Applications

Behind the scenes: How emnify provides global cellular IoT connectivity

How to Secure an IoT Network with OpenVPN

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