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[mike routhorn] 01/8/2019 22:01

Looks like DA are getting very chummy with Microsoft doesn't it?

It makes you wonder how big it could be and being part of something big with Microsoft will generally be a very big deal indeed.

And this is just one string on a multi-stringed bow.

[still waiting] 01/8/2019 21:42

Premium Service
Gerber Technologies offered GERBER connect to customers of select automated cutting machines for remote product monitoring and predictive maintenance. This new revenue stream is targeted to engage more than 40,000 products.

Reliable Revenue Streams
Heidelberg has transformed its industry-leading products, organization, and business model into smart, connected printing
press centers. By doing so, it has revolutionized its processes around smart, connected customer service and gained high
customer engagement with new service offerings.

Decreased Downtime, Increased Sales
Elekta analyses machine information for increased uptime of its cancer-fighting radiation therapy tools, predicts the products’
end of life, and sells parts or new machines proactively to minimize end-user downtime and enhance customer service

Reason 3: Remote monitoring is a proven first step into IoT for product providers.
In a variety of industries, you can already see connected-product companies succeeding with IoT via remote monitoring. Companies like Varian Medical and Gerber Technologies are only a few of many that have started their IoT transformation journey with remote monitoring capabilities.

[p5tvr] 01/8/2019 21:36

Still Waiting..Obviously you and all the other planks on here haven't got it yet!! There's nothing to give...A bit like THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES...LOL

[andrbea] 01/8/2019 20:23

On D. Antill's twitter page
he posted this article:

Meanwhile, a whopping 97% have security concerns about IoT devices and infrastructure, while 43% and 38% worry about creating strong user authentications and maintaining IoT devices, respectively.

Perhaps it’s not surprising, then, that 30% of respondents say their IoT projects failed in the proof-of-concept stage, often because the implementation became too expensive or the bottom-line benefits were unclear.

To suss out the components of winning IoT strategies, Microsoft commissioned BCG Group, which jointly identified some key ingredients: business strategy, rationale, leadership and organization, technology roadmap planning, talent, operations and core business processes, partnerships and ecosystem, and security. According to BCG, the top-performing IoT projects started with an understanding of the problems to be addressed and the return on investment expected. Additionally, their implementers primed core processes affected by IoT to capture value. And BCG says that most of the successful IoT-adopting businesses didn’t neglect talent — instead, they concertedly built or acquired workforce capabilities based on gaps that need filling.

“IoT is transforming every industry from retail and agriculture to healthcare and manufacturing by harnessing AI, edge computing and emerging capabilities like 5G across thousands of sensors and devices,” added George. “We’re at a critical tipping point where industry challenges like skills shortage, security concerns and solution complexity will hinder innovation, and pose significant risk to business and consumer data. It’s imperative that technology providers, standards organizations and industry solutions partners come together to help simplify and secure IoT.”

Microsoft has a horse in the IoT race, of course — in 2018, it committed $5 billion to intelligent edge innovation by 2022 (an uptick from the $1.5 billion it spent prior to 2018) and pledged to grow its IoT partner ecosystem to over 10,000. It’s borne fruit in Azure IoT Central, a cloud service that enables customers to quickly provision and deploy IoT apps, and IoT Plug and Play, which provides devices that work with a range of off-the-shelf solutions. Microsoft’s investment has also bolstered Azure Sphere, its microcontroller unit management product; Azure Security Center, its unified cloud and edge security suite; and Azure IoT Edge, which distributes cloud intelligence to run in isolation on IoT devices directly.

[still waiting] 01/8/2019 20:02

Cmon tern, give us something..

[kkrr11ss2] 01/8/2019 19:54

DA tweet
Cisco pays $8.6m after whistleblower discloses security flaws in video surveillance system


Cisco need better security

[ebomber] 01/8/2019 19:25

Excellent find kk.

Wouldn't want your masters to be SHORT.

Best to close position in FULL.

Lol

[kkrr11ss2] 01/8/2019 17:33

DA partner news
Wipro AWS launch

[duxy786] 01/8/2019 17:24

He wishes.The DA impairment will blow the lid on the sxsm tho

[milesy] 01/8/2019 17:22

Yes, it's gonna blow the bloody doors off when it finally pops.

[kkrr11ss2] 01/8/2019 16:24

Tech mahindra DA partnered for IAM and encryption with telecoms

Read testimonials in link

These will now be the type of companies DA will be working with now

[andrbea] 01/8/2019 15:23

How to reduce IoT device onboarding time to seconds and improve IoT security
14 August 2019

The forthcoming Intel webinar has reawakened interest in Intel SDO (for DA followers).

Seeing as ARM Pelion relies on SDO, then the whole ARM Pelion eco-system of customers would seem to rely on SDO for their device provisioning, onboarding of devices, deployment, ...

eg stop the timebar at 1m30s or 4m50s at:

[andrbea] 01/8/2019 15:21

Microsoft Azure woke up (as a slumbering partner), according to certain sentences from D. Antill (Capital Days presentation):

D. Antill's recent presentation

at 11m 55s: a focus for DA, this past year, has been the 'Microsoft Integration' story
at 12m40: 'nobody else can beat us'
regarding data trust + identity, integrity
security, privacy
authorisation, .. IoT at scale

at 8m50s he says:

.. solving a real problem....
Microsoft can't do it on their own..

So we've invested heavily in Microsoft in the last 9 months or so ...

That's now paying dividends for us...

We originally chose AWS .... but now we're back at Microsoft...

[elbillo] 01/8/2019 14:16

What a BB,why don't people just STFU and await proper news via RNS from the company instead of second guessing and engaging with others who have no interest in the company.

[duxy786] 01/8/2019 13:47

Lol SW, do you want to tell that to hundred of Mocana customer with 1m plus devices....their doing perfectly well without Device Authority

[duxy786] 01/8/2019 13:46

I've ust ticked it up for you Warren, if it makes you happy.

[still waiting] 01/8/2019 13:38

no security, no ioT, it really is that simple...

[andrbea] 01/8/2019 13:35

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[warrenfingerfood] 01/8/2019 13:30

Wow thats odd ticking down a post that is just showing interesting technology, neither ramping or deramping Tern. Talk about not bothering to see what its about but just tick down anything they think might be posted to promote Tern. No hidden agenda there then, it's in full view. Idiots.