IOT Digital Transformation

IoT Network : We can help you by connecting, integrating and securing data from IoT devices and sensors which are critical for any IoT Network.

IoT Network Security : IoT allow devices to connect to the internet which opens a number of serious vulnerabilities, we address all the concerns regarding safeguarding of connected devices and networks.

IoT Cloud  :  IoT cloud offers an efficient, flexible and scalable model needed to power IoT devices and applications for businesses with limited resources. Our IoT cloud services leverage the potential of IoT without having to build the underlying infrastructure.

IoT Management : IoT Network Management from low-cost and low complexity solution, to multiple independent end nodes that perform : sensing and actuation, as well as, sending data to the cloud.

IoT Connectivity  :  Multiple and convenient connectivity methods including cellular, broadband, 4G & 5G, to meet the needs of low complexity IoT devices, as well as, ultra high reliability and industrial applications of pertinent organizations.

(1)  Supply  Chain  Management  : - 

The warehouse leverages data from its internet-of-things (IoT) devices that automatically track the quantity of each product and raise an alert or automatically place an order to replenish the stock once it falls below the defined threshold. That is just one of the many transformations IoT can bring in managing a supply chain.

The end-to-end solutions provided by us, across consulting, technology intervention, and managed services, help run supply chain planning : as a service. The solutions provided by us include, supply chain diagnostics, supply chain shared services advisory, supply chain control configuration, forecasting as a service and inventory optimisation.

IoT facilitates supply chain establishments in tracking real-time location, monitor storage conditions, locate goods within the warehouse, improve contingency planning, better segmentation of goods, thus eventually enhancing total supply chain performance. The role of IoT in supply chain management is vital for establishments to grow exponentially.

(2)  Industrial  Domains  : - 

Industries use IoT, in order to monitor production and provide predictive maintenance on equipments. An organization might use machine-to-machine connected devices as part of an industrial IoT deployment to more accurately map workloads.

Industries can track wear and tear on equipment to schedule preventive maintenance at an optimal time. Organizations use employee badges or wearable devices embedded with RFID chips to manage and control physical access to facilities.

Retail Organizations use IoT systems to support automation and robotics capabilities in their warehouses. They're also using IoT for inventory control and, increasingly, for the in-store customer experience.

(3)  Healthcare  Providers  : - 

Apart from monitoring patients’ health, there are many other areas where IoT devices are very useful in the healthcare domains. IoT devices tagged with sensors are used for tracking real time location of medical equipment like wheelchairs, defibrillators, nebulizers, oxygen pumps & other monitoring equipment. Deployment of medical staff at different locations can also be analyzed real time.

The spread of infections is a major concern for patients in the healthcare domain. IoT-enabled hygiene monitoring devices help in preventing patients from getting infected. IoT devices also help in asset management like pharmacy inventory control as well as environmental monitoring.

Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled devices have made remote monitoring in the healthcare domains possible, unleashing the potential to keep patients safe and healthy, and empowering physicians to deliver superlative care. IoT also has a major impact on reducing healthcare costs significantly and improving treatment outcomes.

(4)  Logistics  &  Warehousing  : - 

Logistics based companies use sensors, telematics, GPS and analytics, all the time, to see where their vehicles are at any given moment, estimate when they'll arrive at their destination and whether external conditions warrant updating routes or expected arrival times.

IoT warehouse management solutions facilitate operations by boosting the pace at which products are collected, located, and packed. Automation lowers failure and downtime and hence improves productivity and security in warehouses.

The Internet of Things (IoT) gets you the desired visibility, transparency, productivity, work efficiency as well as expenditure reduction, which any establishments in the logistics & warehousing based domains, will look for.

(5)  Predictive  Maintenance  : - 

Sensors are placed in a plethora of different mechanical systems, from airplanes and mining equipment to manufacturing assembly lines and household appliances.

These sensors collect, store and transmit data about performance, which when analyzed can pinpoint maintenance needs and potential problems before they're required -- enabling owners to take preventative action thereby avoiding degraded performance and equipment failures.

IoT-based predictive maintenance allows you to systematically schedule the optimal maintenance and inspection routine to avoid unplanned downtime, which eventually faciliates budgetary improvements.

(6)  Infrastructure  Inspection  &  Enviornment  Monitoring  : - 

Monitors on structural infrastructure, collect and transmit data for analysis about their structural health, alerting relevent authorities for maintenance needs before there are any issues or failure.

For enviornment monitoring, IoT delivers the ability to not only access more real-time data about the environment at any given time and place, but it also enables a range of organizations in various industries to use that data to glean actionable insights.

Organizations can use this data to better limit their carbon footprint, more effectively document compliance with environmental regulations and more efficiently plan around weather conditions that affect their business.

(7)  Smart  grids,  including  smart  meters  : - 

Utilities are also using IoT to bring efficiency and resiliency to their energy grids. Utilities can analyze real-time data transmitted by connected devices to detect blackouts and redirect distribution and respond to changes in energy demand and load.

Meanwhile, smart meters installed at individual homes and businesses provide information about both real-time use and historical usage patterns that customers and the utilities can analyze to identify ways to improve efficiency.

(8)  Connected  Buildings  &  Security  : - 

Property owners are using the power of IoT to make buildings smarter, meaning they're more energy-efficient, comfortable, convenient, healthier and possibly safer. An IoT ecosystem in a commercial building could include monitoring of the HVAC infrastructure that uses real-time data and automation technologies to constantly measure and adjust the temperature for optimum energy efficiency and comfort.

Meanwhile, cameras using AI could aid in crowd management to ensure smooth flow of foot traffic or support public safety at large-scale events such as sold-out concerts. On the home front, consumers install smart technologies, such as door locks, appliances, thermostats and smoke detectors, which help them with their everyday needs by, for example, coordinating temperature controls to the owners' schedules.

IoT capabilities power modern security systems in commercial & residential buildings with connected cameras/sensors detecting & registering any movement or activity. These cameras/sensors transmit that information to other systems, which are programmed to analyze the data, and are automated to take specific actions based on that data, which furthermore determine what course of action to take.