Towards a Smarter Ecosystem with IoT Solutions

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Internet of Things (IoT) enables the conversation even between inanimate objects. Sensors and intelligence-based objects or smart devices offer the seamless inter-connectedness in a business landscape that was simply unthinkable earlier. As the IoT infrastructure continues to mature with powerful sensors and embedded technology devices and the internet connectivity becomes cheaper by the day, enterprises are building smarter ecosystems using IoT solutions.· Supply chain monitoring:Perishables such as pharmaceuticals, fast moving consumer goods, sea food, etc., need optimal temperature and pressure while in transit. IoT solutions enable you to cost effectively monitor as well as maintain the required environment parameters along the timeliness of the cargo’s journey.· Diesel Generator (DG) set monitoring:IoT enables you to remotely monitor the functioning of DG sets. This includes anything and everything, such as fuel in the DG, oil level, ambient conditions, etc. It also helps monitor the electricity output or any overdrawing of power, by miscreants through ulterior means, and take timely action. GPS modules also allow the DG fleet tracking in real-time.· Heavy equipment monitoring:Sensors and embedded technology solutions continuously ...


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