IoT Blog

Building IoT solutions and services requires not only a well-developed and functioning technology stack including sensors, connectivity, and data management platforms. It also needs a sound and customer-oriented business model to deliver value to IoT customers and providers.

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Market analysts see a strong increase in demand in IoT solutions for healthcare. The pandemic has paved the way for more applications that address COVID-19 related issues. 1NCE presents five ingenious use cases.

1NCE and autosen have been in a strong partnership in which 1NCE provides connectivity to its new io-key product offering, designed to provide a good value option for transmitting sensor data into the cloud, and thereby making these data available via the internet...

How well an NB IoT device performs, can beside other factors, also depend largely on the device design itself. Our partner akorIoT gives valuable insights that could help device developers getting the max out of their products.

Startups succeed when their vision – and their product – matches up with real needs and expectations in the marketplace. Many of these startups begin with a product and/or service they want to offer and try to find an audience for it. Instead, ...

The business case for the Internet of Things (IoT) typically revolves around reducing costs, increasing sales or making processes more efficient. When assessing the feasibility of deploying IoT technology, companies make predictions about ...

At the dawn of the Internet of Things, it was routinely projected that IoT would be a market of billions of devices. In fact, most predicted there would be tens of billions of connections live by the dawn of next decade.

1NCE is proud to present the business of Vimcar, a specialist in vehicle-live tracking headquartered in Berlin, who has selected the 1NCE IoT FlexSIM cards to support its move into the small-to-medium sized business sector...

Executive insights from 1NCE CSO Alexander Bufalino The Internet of Things (IoT) relies on three pillars of technology: hardware, software and connectivity. Hardware provides the functionality to support IoT enablement and connectivity.