IoT’s role in Industry 4.0 isn’t about making connectivity or sensors smarter. It’s about making an enterprise’s operations smarter, integrating advanced control and automation capabilities by connecting industrial assets.
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IoT’s role in Industry 4.0 isn’t about making connectivity or sensors smarter. It’s about making an enterprise’s operations smarter, integrating advanced control and automation capabilities by connecting industrial assets.
LoRaWAN is especially useful in large-scale, integrated smart city deployments because of its availability, cost, and reach.
“Change is the only constant in life,” said a wise Greek philosopher and boy, how everyone’s life has changed in just a short couple of months.
In today’s rapidly changing world, Telcos need to work extra hard to avoid moving down the value chain as SD-WAN vendors, cloud-based enterprise application providers and public cloud providers offer attractive services at a low cost.
Layer 2 VPNs have been in our lives for a few decades now. Whatever the underlying technology used (VPLS, VPWS etc.), it is always based on a group of customer premises equipment (CPE) devices connected over fiber to an underlying MPLS/IP backbone via a group of Provider Edge (PE) routers.
Service Assured vCPE solution deployment.
Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) has gone through interesting dynamics. From a predominately enterprise data center technology to a distributed solution adopted by communications service providers for the network edge in the form of vCPE (virtual Customer Premises Equipment).
The telecommunications community has been so fixated on the question of whether we can afford not attaining 5G as soon as possible that no-one in the community seems to be asking whether we can afford attaining it.
This is the final post in a three-part SD-WAN series by AvidThink on the evolution of SD-WAN, vCPE, uCPE and the emerging importance of the vCPE operating system.
In the last installment I endeavored to convince you that a lot of what you have heard about 5G is both technologically plausible and has real-life application.
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