Category: Internet of Things

Introduction When you travel abroad, your passport may have been manufactured by IDEMIA, or when you pay with bank cards, which may also come from IDEMIA. Spanning over 40 industrial sites worldwide, IDEMIA produces highly confidential products such as bank cards, passports, and SIM cards, totaling over 800 million bank cards a year. IDEMIA is […]

Between introducing new flavors, packaging, shopper marketing or consumer engagement strategies, the food and beverage industry is no stranger to innovation. This year is no exception. With artificial intelligence (AI) becoming more mainstream, food and beverage brands are stepping up to the plate, embracing innovative AI technology to stay ahead of the curve. Generative AI […]

Introduction The industrial sector is driving the convergence of Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT), promising improved efficiency and data-driven decision making. This is a much-needed shift; without it, industrial organizations will likely struggle scaling their digital transformation and smart connected operations. However, the path to OT-IT integration has faced challenges ranging from security […]

Remote vehicle diagnostics is the ability to remotely detect and diagnose vehicle malfunctions. Connected mobility and improvements in On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) have made it possible to remotely diagnose vehicle malfunctions. Prior to connected vehicles the repair process was reactive. Service centers had little insight into vehicle malfunctions until they were brought in and inspected. Service […]

One of the most frequent requests we hear from travel and hospitality (T&H) businesses and technology leaders is, “How can we use technology to optimize operations?” Optimizing operations is complex and if not done properly can lead to penalties, loss of yield, and the erosion of brand loyalty. In this blog, we’ll explore how travel […]

In metal-to-metal welding applications, automating inspections to detect weld defects early and often can help avoid costly product recalls, excessive scrap, rework, and other expenses associated with poor quality. Companies have found it challenging to implement such automation. IBM Smart Edge for Welding (SE4W) with AWS aggregates quality inspection capabilities based on artificial intelligence (AI), […]

For retailers operating on a nationwide scale, it is important to have a disaster recovery (DR) architecture in place. It can be challenging to know what kind of architecture to implement when considering various things such as disaster assumptions, business continuity, and recovery requirements. Running store systems, such as store computers and point of sale […]

Pfizer, one of the world’s premier biopharmaceutical companies, uses machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) for near-real-time monitoring of mammalian cell culture bioreactors to boost batch yield and reduce the risk of contamination. Using Amazon Web Services (AWS), the company developed Manufacturing Intelligence Edge (MI Edge), a platform that uses AI and ML for […]

When was the last time you thought about how the power stays on? Probably not since you lost power in a storm. We take it for granted that the electricity and natural gas will flow. In today’s world, electricity and gas are a core foundation of the economy and of society, making energy one of […]

Communication Service Providers (CSPs) manage millions of CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) like broadband routers, Wi-Fi gateways, and more. Traditionally, most of these devices have been managed by standards such as TR-069 (CPE WAN Management Protocol or CWMP) from Broadband Forum. However, although TR-069 has been effective for basic management and configuration, it presents drawbacks in […]