POPULARITY
17 episodes with Asset tracking
15 episodes with Asset tracking
6 episodes with Asset tracking
2 episodes with Asset tracking
2 episodes with Asset tracking
2 episodes with Asset tracking
2 episodes with Asset tracking
2 episodes with Asset tracking
2 episodes with Asset tracking
Die Suche nach Aufträgen, Materialien oder Fahrzeugen in der Produktion und Lagerlogistik kostet wertvolle Zeit und kann zu unnötigen Prozessunterbrechungen führen. Mit Asset Tracking und RTLS (Real Time Locating System) gehören diese Probleme der Vergangenheit an! In diesem Video erfährst Du, wie Ortungstechnologien dabei helfen, Deine Produktion und Supply Chain zu optimieren und gleichzeitig den Weg zur Smart Factory zu ebnen. Was ist Asset Tracking? Asset Tracking beschreibt die Nachverfolgung von Gütern in der Industrie – von Aufträgen und Materialien bis hin zu Ladungsträgern und Fahrzeugen. Mit einem RTLS (Real Time Locating System) können darüber hinaus Ressourcen in Echtzeit lokalisiert werden. Dies sorgt nicht nur für Transparenz, sondern eröffnet auch zahlreiche Möglichkeiten zur Prozessautomatisierung. Warum ist Asset Tracking der Schlüssel zur Smart Factory? - Effizienzsteigerung: Reduziere die Suchzeiten und beschleunige Deine Prozesse. - Transparenz: Verfolge Material- und Auftragsstatus in Echtzeit. - Optimierung: Erkenne Verbesserungspotenziale durch die Auswertung von Tracking-Daten. - Automatisierung: Vernetze die Ortungstechnologien mit Deinem ERP-System und automatisiere den Materialfluss. Anwendungsbereiche von Asset Tracking: - Auftrags- und Materialverfolgung - Warenausgangskontrolle - Routenoptimierung von Staplerfahrern - Transparente Kommunikation mit Kunden und Lieferanten Das Ergebnis: Weniger Störungen, mehr Effizienz und eine höhere Kundenzufriedenheit – mit Asset Tracking gestaltest Due eine smarte, zukunftsfähige Produktion. Erfahre in diesem Video, wie Du RFID, RTLS und andere Technologien nutzen kannst, um den Schritt in die Smart Factory zu machen. Bringe Deine Produktion auf das nächste Level! #smartfactory #assettracking #rtls #rfid #digitaletransformation
Alles immer im Blick haben und wissen, wo was (oder wer) gerade ist. Was für Privatpersonen erstmal befremdlich klingt, wäre für produzierende Unternehmen ein Traum! In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit dem Ortungsexperten Samuel Kaßiepe von Sewio. Neben den genauen Unterschieden von #RTLS & #UWB kommen auch praktische Use Cases auf den Tisch. Denn nicht nur Ware kann getrackt werden - auch Fahrzeuge oder Menschen lassen sich nachverfolgen. Dass das nichts mit Überwachung zu tun hat und einen ganz anderen Sinn hat erfährst du nur in dieser Folge! Also gleich reinhören und alles über Tracking-Möglichkeiten für dein Unternehmen erfahren! Wenn du noch Fragen zum Thema der Folge hast oder Themenwünsche für weitere Folgen, schreibe uns das gerne unten in die Kommentare oder schreibe uns an marketing@l-mobile.com. Du möchtest mehr über L-mobile erfahren? Dann schaue gerne auf unserer Website vorbei: https://www.l-mobile.com/?utm_source=LinkedIn&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic_podcast-89-sewio Auch Sewio freut sich über einen Besuch: https://www.sewio.net/ Ihr findet unseren Podcast auch auf Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLbcQwJjR3c/?utm_source=LinkedIn&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic_podcast-89-sewio #lmobile #podcast #assettracking #digitalisierung
In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by contributing editor Joey Stubbs, editor in chief Mike Bacidore shares four use cases of radio-frequency identification.
In this interview, Anthony Guerra, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of healthsystemsCIO, sits down with Don Seamons, Research Director for Patient Accounting & RTLS at KLAS, and Dallin Seely, Insights Manager at KLAS, to delve into the dynamic world of Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) in healthcare. With technology constantly evolving, Anthony explores how RTLS, a critical tool […] Source: New RTLS Use Case of Staff Duress Joins Old Standard of Asset Tracking, Say KLAS Researchers on healthsystemcio.com - healthsystemCIO.com is the sole online-only publication dedicated to exclusively and comprehensively serving the information needs of healthcare CIOs.
Leave nothing to chance with smart RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags from ID Images! Get the most precise asset tracking there is and become a trustworthy, efficient company with these labels!Learn more and request a custom solution at: https://www.idimages.com/stock/rfid-labels/ ID Images City: Brunswick Address: 1120 West 130th Street Website: https://www.idimages.com/ Phone: +1 866 516 7300
In this enlightening episode of the Sustainable Supply Chain Podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Bryan Merckling, CEO of Thinaer, an innovative company at the crossroads of AI and IoT. Bryan shared invaluable insights into how Thinaer is revolutionising the manufacturing sector by harnessing the power of digital transformation to enhance operational efficiency, improve data accuracy, and drive sustainability.We delved into the fascinating world of AIOT, exploring the pivotal role of new data classes in eliminating digital blind spots and enabling smarter decision-making. Bryan illustrated how Thinaer's technology empowers manufacturers to optimise yield, profitability, and compliance by providing a holistic view of operations, from machinery health to asset tracking.A highlight of our conversation was the discussion on sustainable technologies, including the advent of energy-efficient and battery-less sensors, which not only promise to minimise environmental impact but also pave the way for the internet of everything.Bryan's journey from founding Thinaer to addressing the complex challenges of modern manufacturing offers a compelling narrative on the importance of innovation in achieving a sustainable future.For those keen on understanding the confluence of technology and sustainability in supply chains, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we navigate through the intricacies of creating a more efficient and environmentally friendly manufacturing landscape.For further information on Thinaer and their pioneering work, visit their website at Thinaer.io.See also the video version of this episode at https://youtu.be/qJs7KU3lC7o#SustainableSupplyChain #AIOT #DigitalTransformation #ManufacturingInnovation #ThinaerElevate your brand with the ‘Sustainable Supply Chain' podcast, the voice of supply chain sustainability.Last year, this podcast's episodes were downloaded over 113,000 times by senior supply chain executives around the world.Become a sponsor. Lead the conversation.Contact me for sponsorship opportunities and turn downloads into dialogues.Act today. Influence the future.Support the showPodcast supportersI'd like to sincerely thank this podcast's generous supporters: Lorcan Sheehan Krishna Kumar Olivier Brusle Alicia Farag Luis Olavarria Alvaro Aguilar And remember you too can Support the Podcast - it is really easy and hugely important as it will enable me to continue to create more excellent Digital Supply Chain episodes like this one.Podcast Sponsorship Opportunities:If you/your organisation is interested in sponsoring this podcast - I have several options available. Let's talk!FinallyIf you have any comments/suggestions or questions for the podcast - feel free to just send me a direct message on Twitter/LinkedIn. If you liked this show, please don't forget to rate and/or review it. It makes a big difference to help new people discover it. Thanks for listening.
Welcome to another episode of Category Visionaries — the show that explores GTM stories from tech's most innovative B2B founders. In today's episode, we're speaking with Ned Hill, CEO and Founder of Position Imaging, a package management and asset tracking platform that has raised over $75 Million in funding. Here are the most interesting points from our conversation: Entrepreneurial Beginnings: Ned shares his journey from founding a company in 1999 based on wireless tracking technology initially aimed at tracking pets, highlighting his entrepreneurial spirit and early interest in technology solutions. Transitioning Markets: Position Imaging's journey from an initial focus on image-guided surgery to logistics showcases the company's adaptability and Ned's vision for applying their technology across various industries. Innovation in Package Management: The development of the Smart Package Room as Position Imaging's first product demonstrates their commitment to revolutionizing how packages are managed in multifamily residences, offering a more efficient and automated solution. Challenges of the Dot-Com Crash: Ned reflects on the difficulties faced during the dot-com crash, sharing valuable lessons on investor relationships and strategic decision-making during challenging times. Expanding Product Applications: Position Imaging's ability to adapt its platform for different markets, including office spaces and retail, highlights the versatility of their technology and their approach to solving logistics challenges across industries. Vision for the Future: Ned outlines his ambitious vision for Position Imaging to dominate the package management market and establish their iPickup brand as the "ATM of first and last mile delivery," showcasing their potential for widespread impact on logistics and delivery services.
Healthcare is dynamic, some might even say chaotic. Anyone who has spent five minutes in a busy hospital will attest to the fact that caregivers, patients and equipment move through the hallways, and in and out of rooms, at a dizzying pace. And with all that movement, it's no surprise those same caregivers are often slowed down when they can't find someone or something they need. In response to this dynamic, some health systems have embraced RTLS to reduce the time lost in searching and to add more context to their data for better insight into clinical workflows and operational outcomes. In this important webinar, we'll speak to leaders about their RTLS journey, explore uses cases where it's made a difference today and is positioned to do so tomorrow, review best practice for implementation and optimization, and cover how the technology has advanced over the past few years. Source: Enabling Asset Tracking & Facilitating Clinical Workflows with Person-Centered RTLS on healthsystemcio.com - healthsystemCIO.com is the sole online-only publication dedicated to exclusively and comprehensively serving the information needs of healthcare CIOs.
Welcome Chris Kelly, the co-founder of Tracworx to the pod! Join us to learn how Tracworx revolutionized asset tracking across industries, from healthcare patient management systems to the brewing sector's battle against asset loss. We'll reveal how embracing customer feedback and transparent communication can forge unbreakable client relationships, and how strategic funding and angel investors like Liam Casey, and Barry Lunn are instrumental in steering companies toward success. Through tales of setbacks and serendipity, Chris and I illustrate the resilience and creativity that are the lifeblood of entrepreneurship. (00:00) Introduction (07:38) Asset Management in Supply Chains (14:42) From Dating App to Patient Management (23:48) Innovating Healthcare Technology and Contact Tracing (33:48) Business Pivot and Sustainable Solutions (41:24) Building Relationships Through Customer Communication (46:06) Entrepreneurial Success Through Strategic Funding (50:40) Supply Chain Automation and Efficiency (58:59) Entrepreneurial Networking and Growth (01:02:37) Automating Retail --- My Season Partners Local Enterprise Offices: https://bit.ly/4bgUdPv Ethos - Resilience: https://bit.ly/3w1IunV Iconic Offices: https://bit.ly/3vPQAzF
Unclaimed investment in India in different products such as shares, mutual funds, bank deposits, provident funds and life insurance is to the tune of nearly Rs 3 lakh crore. Many families in the country are unaware of their hidden fortunes. Vikash Jain, co-founder of Share Samadhan, in a discussion with Aprajita Sharma of Mint Money, shares vital information on how to know if you have unclaimed money lying somewhere and how to recover it.
Mastering equipment utilization is the key to unlocking construction success. Strategies for asset tracking and cost reduction can pave the way for maximum productivity and profit. In this episode, we are joined by Jason Perez, the co-founder and CEO of Yards, an authority on rental equipment utilization. Jason discusses the key factors of effective equipment utilization, unraveling the reasons behind both success stories and failures in the construction industry. He also shares simple strategies on how to leverage equipment efficiently and effectively, enabling you to make informed decisions that save money and boost productivity. Tune in now and say goodbye to wasted resources and hello to a streamlined approach to equipment rental. Contact Jason directly jason@yardz.com Buy the one book every construction leader must read: www.ConstructionGeniusBook.com If you buy 10 or more copies for your team I'll conduct a private Q&A session with your leadership team, including a leadership training module. I normally charge $2,000 for a 60-minute Zoom session like this. For you, if you buy 10 copies, I'll do it for FREE!
Welcome to the Mr. Beacon Podcast! Gery Pollet, Founder of Blyott, is back to discuss his mission to revolutionize healthcare equipment tracking. Blyott's innovative Bluetooth tags address healthcare's unique challenges in a 9.5 trillion-dollar industry. They offer heat-resistant tags, paper battery tags and tiny tags. Discover implementation challenges and a compelling use case. Join us in this discussion on Blyott's role in healthcare innovation! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Have you ever considered the cost of lost lab equipment or consumables?It's more common than you think and it's costing labs all over the US, thousands of dollars and sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars.Steven Corbesero - the Director of Products & Solutions - at Machine Q talks us through: - What asset management and tracking is and what it entails- Why it's important for labs of all sizes to be able to track their assets- How the IoT is helping to shape advancements in asset management & tracking- What asset management & tracking looks like in the lab- How labs can leverage the technology available- What the lab of the future looks like
Christopher Platt talks about Blackberry Radar; the challenges & opportunities in multimodal; safety & compliance; & why now is the time to invest in tech.
On this episode of the underground podcast, Tom Snyder interviews Clay Hine, Business Development Manager at Nordic Semiconductor.Clay shares with us a fascinating insight into his journey from R&D to customer-centric roles in the semiconductor industry. We explore the unique dynamics between traditional sales and business development roles, particularly in the context of Nordic's growth and expansion into new markets. With a vast array of resources at their disposal, Nordic is poised to support customers in a myriad of ways, and Clay shares the excitement of seeing the creative applications customers come up with.Listen in as we explore the emerging markets in asset tracking and smart agriculture, where Clay elaborates on the need for cost-effective solutions and the benefits of DECT NR+ as a wireless solution. With agriculture rapidly evolving into manufacturing, the role of logistics and supply chains has become pivotal, and Nordic's suite of technologies is ready to meet the challenge. Clay shares the strategies to accelerate the smart ag market and how the company collaborates with customers and third-party design houses to create integrated solutions. So tune in to learn about the transformative power of technology and how it is reshaping industries.Support the showFollow RIoT on social media Instagram Twitter Facebook Linkedin
#NBIoT #ASSETTRACKING #CONNECTIVITY www.iotusecase.com“Der Tarif und unsere Lösung müssen zum Kunden passen, nicht umgekehrt.”, sagt Florian Sonntag (Leitung Projektmanagement, FUSION IoT) von Epsilon Telecommunications in der 103. Folge des IoT Use Case Podcasts. Aus der Anforderung und dem Wunsch heraus, individuelle IoT-Lösungen für die optimale Konnektivität von Mittelständlern anzubieten, entstand bei Epsilon die Marke Fusion IoT. In dieser Folge sprechen wir unter anderem über Narrowband-IoT-Tracking (NB-IoT) und wie Fusion IoT das Asset-Tracking für Container auf ein neues Level heben kann. Folge 103 auf einen Blick (und Klick):[08:20] Herausforderungen, Potenziale und Status quo – So sieht der Use Case in der Praxis aus[15:06] Lösungen, Angebote und Services – Ein Blick auf die eingesetzten Technologien[30:43] Ergebnisse, Geschäftsmodelle und Best Practices – So wird der Erfolg gemessenZusammenfassung der PodcastfolgeWenn Epsilon von Kunden spricht, ist der klassische deutsche Mittelstand gemeint – in der Größenordnung von 5.000-6.000 Angestellten. In dieser Folge sind zwei IoT-Experten von Epsilon zu Gast, die uns Praxis-Einblicke in ihre Connectivity-Anwendungsfälle geben – Volker Mahler und Florian Sonntag. Im Detail wird ein konkretes Projekt beleuchtet, in dem es um die Güterverfolgung, das Asset-Tracking von Containern geht. Der Fokus von Epsilon liegt hierbei nicht auf 2G oder ähnlichem, sondern auf reinem Narrowband-IoT-Tracking.Will man einen Container im Blick behalten – und zwar weltweit mit Abdeckung verschiedener Länder – so ist man mit vielen Herausforderungen konfrontiert:- Welche Hardware wählt man aus?- Was sind da die geeigneten Funksysteme?- Wie stellt man die Stromversorgung sicher?Epsilon greift bei diesen Themen auf ein großes Netzwerk zurück, um seine Kunden umfassend zu beraten. Was der Konnektivitätsspezialist außerdem macht, wie seine Lösungen im Detail aussehen und aufgebaut sind, was aktuelle Projekte sind, und wie sie IoT in Zukunft weiterdenken – das gibt's alles in dieser Podcastfolge. ---Relevante Folgenlinks:Volker Mahler (https://www.linkedin.com/in/volkermahler/)Florian Sonntag (https://www.linkedin.com/in/florian-sonntag-b94936162/)Madeleine (https://www.linkedin.com/in/madeleine-mickeleit/)Jetzt IoT Use Case auf LinkedIn folgen
On this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Sanjay Sharma, CEO of Roambee, joins Ryan Chacon to discuss supply chain visibility with IoT and AI. They talk about the current supply chain landscape, how to improve supply chain visibility, supply chain standardization, ease of implementing supply chain visibility, stakeholder collaboration, AI in the supply chain, and how to be successful with supply chain visibility. Sanjay Sharma is a strategic thought leader with two decades of entrepreneurial experience building technology startups from the ground up. As CEO of Roambee, he is responsible for leading the company's vision, driving its worldwide business growth, and increasing the company's value. Sanjay has successfully co-founded and led two successful Silicon Valley B2B technology venture-backed startups with successful exits - KeyTone Technologies, which was acquired by Global Asset Tracking Ltd and Plexus Technologies, which became an ICICI Ventures portfolio company. He has also been a part of the engineering teams at EMC, Schlumberger, and NASA. Roambee offers better supply chain visibility on demand, for on-time, in-full, in-condition delivery of shipments and assets anywhere in the world. 300+ enterprises are improving customer experience, service levels, product quality, cash cycles, business efficiencies, sustainability, and automated logistics with Roambee's real-time insights & foresights. More than 50 of them are among the top 100 global companies in the Pharma, Food, Electronics, Chemicals, Automotive, Packaging & Containers, and Logistics sectors. Roambee's innovative AI-powered platform, and end-to-end monitoring solutions, deliver curated and highly accurate supply chain signals built on item-level, firsthand IoT sensor data and non-sensor inputs. Discover more about supply chain and IoT at https://www.iotforall.com More about Roambee: https://www.roambee.com Connect with Sanjay: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sanjayrsharma/ Key Questions and Topics from this Episode: (00:00) Welcome to the IoT For All Podcast (00:53) Introduction to Sanjay Sharma and Roambee (02:35) Supply chain current landscape (04:32) How to improve supply chain visibility (06:35) Supply chain standardization (08:00) How easy is it to implement supply chain visibility? (10:17) Stakeholder collaboration in supply chain visibility (13:47) AI in the supply chain (16:57) How to be successful with supply chain visibility (19:29) Learn more and follow up SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwm Join Our Newsletter: https://www.iotforall.com/iot-newsletter Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iotforall Check out the IoT For All Media Network: https://www.iotforall.com/podcast-overview
Specializing in GPS tracking in the equipment rental industry, Justin Walters talks through the benefits Geoforce provides to the equipment rental industry and a recent solution they provided to Kennards Hire.Combining a cloud-based software platform with rugged GPS tracking devices and global satellite and cellular networks, Geoforce's solutions include efficient asset location and retrieval, rental invoice auditing, service delivery verification, inspection compliance, equipment maintenance alerts, and a host of others.Learn more about Geoforcehttps://www.geoforce.com/The Hire & Rental Industry Association (HRIA) promotes hire as the preferred choice for Australian business and consumers through supporting members, hire businesses, developing people and growing the industry. Celebrating our 50th anniversary in 2018, the HRIA continues to be a powerful voice for the hire industry in Australia, providing direction and support to enhance the success and safety of hire businesses in Australia.PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.therentaljournal.com/podcast-episodesApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-rental-journal-podcast/id1529824111Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1EhZH7P39tgHJpmAyaF1He?si=xDVjELiFTqSX_u8fwbV5Uw&nd=1Email: mark.simonsen@therentaljournal.comSOCIAL:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-rental-journalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/therentaljournalpodcast
Davin shares his expertise and sheds light on the crucial responsibilities of an Asset Manager.Davin's background and experience before becoming the Asset Manager at Wescom Inc.How asset management contributes to the success and productivity of employees.Insights into the unique challenges faced by asset managers during the pandemic.How Wescom tackled asset management amidst the changing work landscape.The role of an Asset Manager in providing essential tools and resources for employees' success.
Never lose your assets! Albert Baker and Patrick McGowan of danalto join Ryan Chacon on the IoT For All Podcast to discuss IoT asset tracking with location intelligence. They cover what location intelligence is, the value of location data, dealing with customers asking for impossible solutions, balancing between bespoke customer needs and your business roadmap, integrating with legacy systems, and how companies can keep up with new technology. Albert Baker has a decade of experience working for Tier 1 telecom operators in Ireland and the Netherlands in the design and optimization roles within large Core and Radio teams for 3/4G and scaled M2M networks. He has been deeply involved in IoT device and service innovations since 2015, leading to the co-founding of danalto in 2017. Albert has a special interest in geo-location without GPS. He holds a B.A and M.Phil degrees from Trinity College Dublin. Patrick McGowan has over 25 years of experience in the sensor, BLE, UWB, RFID, drone, and software solutions industry, and has been a leader and innovator in connecting intelligent sensor network technology to the world of increased visibility and tracking across significant industries, including oil, gas mining (OGM), nuclear, construction, power generation, aerospace, and defense. danalto is a B2B SaaS company specializing in Positioning Intelligence, enabling companies across industries to track assets and personnel with precision across both indoor and outdoor environments. This is made possible with Cardinal, danalto's unique, radio-agnostic, front-end platform which is able to ingest data from the best-of-breed positioning technologies including GNSS, BLE, UWB, Wi-Fi, RFID, 5G, and LoRa 2.4GHz to determine accurate device location. The Cardinal platform is dynamic and customizable to fit varying use cases. Discover more about asset tracking and IoT at https://www.iotforall.com More about danalto: https://www.danalto.com Connect with Albert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bakeralbert/ Connect with Patrick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patmcrfid/ Key Questions and Topics from this Episode: (00:00) Welcome to the IoT For All Podcast (00:48) Introduction to Albert, Patrick, and danalto (03:45) What is location intelligence? (08:02) The value of location data (12:46) Dealing with customers asking for impossible solutions (15:21) Balancing between custom solutions and business roadmap (17:37) Integrating with legacy systems (20:01) How companies can keep up with new technology (24:17) Learn more and follow up SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwm Join Our Newsletter: https://www.iotforall.com/iot-newsletter Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iotforall Check out the IoT For All Media Network: https://www.iotforall.com/podcast-overview
There's a lot to consider when selecting the right asset tracking device. Paul Rodwell, International Business Development Lead for OnAsset Intelligence, joins Ryan Chacon on the IoT For All Podcast to discuss how to select the right asset tracking device for end-to-end supply chain visibility. They cover the importance of a device for asset tracking applications, custom versus off the shelf hardware, sustainability, ESG, and device reuse, integrating with customer systems, and scaling asset tracking devices.Paul Rodwell is the International Business Development Lead for OnAsset Intelligence. He has been at OnAsset for 10 years delivering global IoT tracking solutions and has over 30 years of wide ranging experience in logistics including airlines, shipping, and other industries.OnAsset Intelligence is the global leader in supply chain asset management. While most asset tracking technologies focus on tracking a vehicle, trailer, or container, OnAsset's family of technologies work together to monitor individual items within a shipment. Their sustainable monitoring technologies are built to withstand the rigors of shipping, with the power to deliver insights on shipments across the globe, through all modes of transportation, on the dock, and in the warehouse.
Understand that it is not about you, or even our country. It's all about money and power. Triggered memories and life foundations. How childhood forms us. The Turkish assignment and hell's container. The IC hubs and where they're located. Darknet Diaries and a Greek telecom story. Why Votaphone was targeted. Then, an unlikely murder. Chinese police here at home. It this a common export? A re-look at Nan in San Fran. Never forget that globalists are cocky. Let the enemy destroy themselves. Infiltration versus invasion. Using existing networks to advance tyranny. Pay attention when royals expedite. So much trouble has been averted. A dark vision of the future. Social credit and control. A bio war is more personal and longer lasting. Base60 math rocks. There is always bias in data. For now it seems that interpreting results always requires our judgement. We as humans, must dictate what role AI will play in the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Today I'm joined by BlackBerry Radar, a logistics technology brand that delivers asset monitoring, engineered for intelligence, and designed to solve for your most common transportation challenges. Launched in 2016, BlackBerry Radar is an intelligent, secure and user-friendly asset tracking and monitoring solution. It provides reliable industry-leading visibility into a range of fleet assets, including trailers, flatbeds, chassis and intermodal containers, utilizing device hardware, a secure communications network, and a dynamic cloud platform. Today Shannon Hamilton, Vice President of Blackberry Radar Sales, joins me to chat all about the brand and what they do; pioneering the future of hyperconnectivity; making the complex simple; and leveraging real-time insights to deliver better, and faster, customer service. IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: [06.03] How the transportation industry's challenges have evolved, the landscape of the industry in a post-pandemic environment, and the key focus areas for logistics businesses. “Coming out of the pandemic we've seen a bit of a slowdown, so now it's really about assessing and right-sizing your fleet, and making better financial decisions about where you're investing in those assets.” [07.36] An overview of Blackberry Radar – what they do and how they help their customers. “Everybody knew Blackberry, back when it was their favorite handset, but most people don't know what we're doing today… We've been using all of our Intellectual Property, and including all of the design capabilities of building handset software, but now we're building devices for the transportation industry.” [09.21] A closer look at the Radar device itself, what it does, and how and where it can be installed. “Marrying both the physical location with the inside of that piece of equipment is really enabling next-level efficiency.” [12.12] From helping to reduce empty miles to improved maintenance efficiency, the benefits of installing BlackBerry Radar in your trailers. [16.49] The most efficient ways to mitigate risk, the importance of good data, and how Blackberry Radar can help. “Mitigating risk is really about having the information in a usable way, that can improve the way you make decisions. The quality of your decisions is really based on the data that you have – if you have good data, you make good decisions.” [18.59] The challenges within intermodal and how Blackberry Radar can help with a range of issues from displacement and theft to next-level visibility. [23.43] A closer look at what reporting, data and customization looks like with Blackberry Radar. “Every business has different business rules and different logic that they're working towards. So all of those events can be customized so you're making use of that information in the best possible way.” [25.42] The ideal client for Blackberry Radar. [26.19] A case study showing how Blackberry Radar helped a key client to better utilize existing equipment instead of regularly invest in new assets, ultimately resulting in a vast reduction of capital investment, reduction in maintenance, creation of new revenue streams and enhanced customer experience. [30.11] The future for BlackBerry Raday. RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED: Head over to Blackberry Radar's website now to find out more and discover how they could help you too. You can also connect with Blackberry Radar and keep up to date with the latest over on LinkedIn, or you can connect with Shannon on LinkedIn. If you enjoyed this episode and want to hear more from Shannon, check out her blog for our Women In Supply Chain series, where she shares more about her career journey, who inspires her and her experience as a woman in a historically male-dominated industry. This episode was filmed onsite at Manifest. Look out for more incredible content from the show - coming soon! Check out our other podcasts HERE.
The aftereffects of COVID have brought new challenges requiring new ways of thinking. Most manufacturers and warehouses leverage some level of asset tracking, typically to minimize loss. But location or asset tracking can be used throughout the entire supply chain lifecycle to help identify operational efficiencies. Asset tracking gives you the data needed to make informed decisions. Experts from Zebra and Connection share example use cases in manufacturing and explain how you can gain new insights to lower costs, maximize resources, and stay competitive. Host: James Hilliard Guests: Terry Price, Senior Sales Engineer at Zebra Technologies Ryan Spurr, Director of Manufacturing Strategy at Connection You can hear us on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Podbean.
Volle Transparenz über Waren, Werkzeuge, Betriebsmittel und Co. ist möglich! In Folge #52 unseres Podcast, spricht Andrea Spiegel mit Peter Feldmann, Senior Sales & Partner Manager bei der Kathrein Solutions GmbH, über Real Time Location Systeme – kurz RTLS. Wir klären, was ein Real Time Location System in Abgrenzung zum Asset Tracking ist, wie es funktioniert und für welche Usecases es sinnhaft eingesetzt werden kann. Wir werfen dabei natürlich auch einen Blick auf die Technologien im Hintergrund – etwa RFID, GPS oder UWB. Außerdem klärt Peter auf, welche IT-Infrastruktur für die Umsetzung nötig ist und wie sowohl das Unternehmen, als auch Kunden und Mitarbeitende von einem RTLS profitieren können. Wenn ihr noch Fragen zum Thema der Folge habt oder Themenwünsche für weitere Folgen, schreibt uns das gerne unten in die Kommentare oder schreibt uns an marketing@l-mobile.com. Ihr möchtet mehr über L-mobile erfahren? Dann schaut gerne auf unserer Website vorbei: https://www.l-mobile.com/ Auch Kathrein freut sich über euren Besuch: https://www.kathrein-solutions.com/de/kathrein-solutions Ihr findet unseren Podcast auch auf Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLI8FPMIM1J08NB3X5kxzscO0xzeNGUVTC
How to Speak Maintenance - Tips For And From The Multifamily Industry
On this episode of How to Speak Maintenance we will be joined by Missy Saez with LDG Development LLC and Robert Hills with Camden as we discuss mechanical asset tracking and the importance of preventative maintenance. Like Robert said during the show, "if you stay ready, you don't have to get ready!"
The podcast opens up with an introduction of Randy and Semtech before Randy discusses the current state and where he sees asset tracking heading. He then discusses the importance of expanding connectivity and how new technologies enable new use cases. The podcast wraps up with a high-level conversation about how companies can stand out and what makes them successful.Randy Ryder is the Director of Wireless Products for Semtech's Wireless and Sensing Products Group, where he focuses on Semtech's LoRa® devices. Before Semtech, he led a product marketing team at ams AG, developing advanced optical sensor solutions for consumer and industrial applications. Randy has 20+ years of experience in the semiconductor industry, working across various products, including microcontrollers, applications processors, and different wireless technologies. Randy holds a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Business Administration from Vlerick Business School in Belgium.Semtech, a supplier of analog and mixed-signal semiconductors and advanced algorithms, produces a long-range, low-power Internet of Things wireless chipset called LoRa®, which seamlessly connects sensors to the Cloud to enable real-time communication of data and analytics. Semtech's LoRa technology reduces costs, extends battery life, and improves network capacity to enable smart IoT applications that solve some of our planet's most significant challenges from energy management, natural resources reduction, pollution control, and infrastructure efficiency. During the interview, Randy will discuss LoRa and the recently announced LoRa Edge LR1120 platform, which seamlessly tracks assets worldwide, regardless of location.
James and Ryan open the podcast by talking about the background of InnerSpace and some of the specific use cases the company focuses on. James then discusses the impact he's seen COVID have on the IoT industry. He then talks about what indoorology is and the importance it has for customer education and adoption. Ryan and James wrap up the podcast with a high-level conversation around challenges in adoption and advice for companies beginning their IoT journey.James Wu has dedicated the last 20 years to building award-winning products for notable technology startups, including Platform Computing, Rypple and Kobo. Playing a pivotal role at each company, James made and led product development while honing his understanding of what it takes to develop a team, product, and company from early days to global success. At Kobo, the primary competitor to Amazon Kindle, James was the conceptual visionary for the company's unique and award-winning tablet user experience and the primary inventor of more than 30 patents related to user experience design. He was responsible for setting the strategic direction for Kobo's complete portfolio of products, including websites, mobile apps, and award-winning eReading devices. Managing large teams of exceptionally talented experience designers, interaction architects, industrial and mechanical designers, researchers and prototypers, James stewarded their abilities to deliver the world-class Kobo eReading experience across all platforms and with a localized experience in 22 countries. Before beginning his professional career, James earned a Ph.D. in Computer Science at Queen's University.
The podcast opens up with a discussion about Bob and his company's background and the current state of asset tracking. Bob then talks about how indoor and outdoor tracking differ and the importance of each. Bob also discusses his experience with clients and what industries contain the most knowledgeable customers. Ryan and Bob wrap up the podcast with a high-level conversation on IoT's involvement with the supply chain and how COVID has affected the industry.Bob Proctor is the Co-Founder and CEO of Link Labs, a leading provider of an end-to-end IoT platform for tagging, locating, and monitoring equipment, supplies, and assets anywhere at any time. With a Ph.D. in applied physics and 25 years of entrepreneurial and business leadership, Proctor is also a founding principal of Blu Venture Investors, a venture capital investment company that supports early-stage entrepreneurs in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States. Blu Venture has invested more than $75 million in 70 technology companies with eight successful exits. Before Link Labs, Proctor served as CEO, board director, and lead investor of FlexEl, a University of Maryland spin-off that manufactured ultra-high capacity batteries and power management systems. He also served as CEO of GlobalLogic, a digital product engineering services company based in Silicon Valley with more than 16,000 employees.
They begin by discussing Deeyook and their role in the industry and the use cases they focus on. They also talk about the challenges companies in IoT are encountering before getting into a conversation about how Wi-Fi fits into indoor asset tracking. Gideon and Ryan wrap up the podcast with a high-level conversation around the future of asset tracking and exciting things to be on the lookout for from Deeyook.Gideon Rottem co-founded location-technology startup Deeyook in 2019 and has served as its CEO ever since. He has more than 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur and CEO of Lucid Voice, Extricom, and Allied Telesis. Before that, he worked in a law firm in Washington, D.C., and served for four years as Deputy Antitrust Commissioner. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, a master's degree in international economics from The Fletcher School in Boston, and a J.D. from Georgetown University in Washington.
Matt Branda discusses the next evolution in RFID, RAIN RFID, and talks about why right now is the right time for it. He also discusses how COVID has impacted adoption and other challenges he's seen in the industry. Ryan and Matt wrap up the podcast with a discussion regarding the education side of IoT and the challenges it imposes.Matt Branda is Vice President of Product Management for Impinj. He leads a team focused on delivering world-class RAIN RFID connectivity products that provide industry-leading performance and reliability. Before Impinj, Matt worked for Qualcomm as Director of Marketing, 5G, and Cypress Semiconductor. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Richard Larder is Business Improvement Director at Dyer Engineering. Listen to his inspiring keynote "Boosting Efficiency with Asset Tracking at Dyer Engineering" from our Quuppa Virtual Event 2021. He tells about the success story Dyer Engineering had thanks to Asset Tracking by Quuppa and our Partner ThinkInside. You can also watch this recording on the Quuppa Youtube Channel: https://youtu.be/PlbqMA8mZBE Read the case study: https://www.quuppa.com/case-study-dyer-engineering/ More interesting Links for you:Quuppa: https://www.quuppa.com/Thomas Hasselmann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-hasselman-4192702/Dyer Engineering: https://www.smarterstrongertogether.com/ Richard Larder: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-larder-a5923158/
This week on The Mr. Beacon Podcast we're talking with the CEO of Blyott, Gery Pollet. Healthcare is one of the most lucrative markets for asset tracking solutions, but how do you crack it? Gery reveals his company's approach and tells the story of how he figured out the secret.We go deep on the importance of asset tracking in the medical space. Covering the best tools for keeping track of both expensive equipment, as well as consumables. Tackling the challenges healthcare providers face today. And how much money is to be gained or lost in the process. Also check out the songs Gery mentioned in the interview:Jacques Brel – Ne me quitte pashttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vz6r0TP4FBI Stroma – Alors on Dansehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHoT4N43jK8 Angèle – Bruxelles Je 'T Aimehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a79iLjV-HKw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, Lindy Hughson, managing editor & publisher of PKN Packaging News, talks with Arnaud Gay, head of marketing and systems solutions at Thomas Warburton, and Praveen Kannan, market project manager at SICK Australia, about Industry 4.0, RFID technology the benefits they can bring to the packaging supply chain.We start the episode with an overview of the two companies and the establishment of their partnership to bring smart factory technology to the packaging supply chain. Their new Inventory Management System uses Industry 4.0 and RFID technologies to automate and secure the Kanban lean manufacturing process.The conversation covers the improvements offered through improved tracking of assets, easier inventory management and increased efficiencies. These improvements, in turn, increase an organisation's agility and its ability to meet ever changing customer demands.Arnaud and Praveen note that the companies investing in Industry 4.0 technologies are better positioned to adapt to supply chain disruptions and that, with over a decade of these technologies being deployed, Industry 4.0 represents a proven and sustainable way forward.We wrap the episode with the observation that an investment in these technologies by manufacturing companies will far outweigh the costs they will incur if they cannot evolve with the changing business environment.------------------------------The PKN Podcast is produced by Southern Skies Media on behalf of PKN Packaging News, owned and published by Yaffa Media.The views of the people featured on this podcast do not necessarily represent the views of PKN Packaging News, Yaffa Media, or the guest's employer. The contents are copyright by Yaffa Media.If you wish to use any of this podcast's audio, please contact PKN Packaging News via their website www.packagingnews.com.au or send an email to editor@packagingnews.com.au.MC: Grant McHerronHost: Lindy HughsonEditor: Chris VisscherProducer: Steve VisscherPKN Packaging News - © 2021
In this episode, Hall welcomes Ron Thompson, CEO of CAIL. Headquartered in Winnetka, Illinois, CAIL successfully enables organizations to leverage the considerable investment in current systems and services with solutions that provide an evolutionary strategy to evolve and improve information services. This approach provides clients with immediate and important advantages with products having extensive flexibility, scalability, and being cost-effective. In conjunction with this, the CAIL emphasis is on delivering a great user experience, quick gratification with the fast deployment of new services, providing solutions with advanced capabilities that build on the familiarity with current systems and processes, and realizing a rapid return on investment. CAIL's IoT department provides “Smart Facilities Solutions” for the new-normal with Contact Tracing, Occupancy Monitoring, Predictive Cleaning, Asset Tracking, Environmental Monitoring, Air Sanitization, etc. To better ensure building safety and wellness, these solutions provide real-time data, analysis, and reporting to make smarter decisions, extend services, provide more value, better assess business risk, and respond to feedback quickly. By connecting buildings, assets, people, and devices through a range of ready-to-deploy IoT solutions, this results in improved tenant satisfaction and property management as well as reducing operating costs and health risks.From making many venture investments and having numerous insights on how to innovate for impact, Ron encourages entrepreneurship to improve outcomes and help people realize their potential. This is based on Ron having an extensive background in technology and in business, as well as collaborating with others having strong look-ahead skills and high competencies to create value and manage risk. Ron describes the types of companies he likes to invest in, discusses the state of startup investing, and advises entrepreneurs and investors. You can visit CAIL at , via LinkedIn at , and via Twitter at . Ron can be contacted via email at , via LinkedIn at , and via Twitter at . Music courtesy of .
David Boardman, the Founder & CEO of Stockpile Reports, knows that the foundation of automation and optimization is good data and asset management. He is helping material producers build the foundation - with cameras. Managing bulk materials is a challenge but the latest technology is giving today's material producers an edge. David discusses the innovative ways his company leverages cameras and drones to provide up-to-the-minute information about bulk materials. Tune in to find out how technology is evolving the way material producers think about and report on their stockpiles.
This episode we're talking with Andy Ward, who is the Co-Founder and CTO of Ubisense, about various technologies from ultra wideband, to bluetooth, machine vision and many more, which his company utilizes within car manufacturing factories to automate the assembly line process.Listen as we discuss these various technologies, old and new, and how in combination they have the chance to change the manufacturing process from top to bottom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Blynk Founder and CEO Pavel Bayborodin joins us on this week's episode of the IoT For All Podcast to share his experience building Blynk. Pavel shares the story of how Blynk came to be, what opportunities he saw in the market and how he positioned Blynk to be able to solve prototyping challenges for companies entering the IoT space. Pavel provides a look behind the curtain at how Blynk works with companies to integrate new IoT implementations into existing infrastructure and how companies can get the most out of their investment into IoT. Finally, he gives his expert insight on what needs to happen in the IoT space to break through barriers to adoption and to see these technologies reach their full potential across both enterprise and small business settings.Pavel has been designing innovative digital products for over 15 years. His tech journey started in the automotive space, where he led UX development working with manufacturing clients like Chrysler, Renault, Ford, GM, and others. In 2014 Pavel shifted to IoT and built the first-ever no-code IoT app builder. His creation further evolved into Blynk, one of the leading global IoT platforms that helps to connect hardware to the cloud and use pre-made app modules to build iOS, Android, and web applications ready for the end-users, all without hiring a design or engineering team.Interested in connecting with Pavel? Reach out to him on Linkedin!About Blynk: Blynk IoT platform offers a full suite of software allowing to prototype, deploy, and remotely manage connected electronic devices at any scale: from small IoT projects to millions of commercial connected products. Blynk has pioneered the low-code approach to IoT app building and gained global popularity for its best-in-class mobile app editor.Over 500,000 developers and business clients in 136 countries use Blynk spanning industries from Smart Home and Agriculture to HVAC and Asset Tracking. Platform is offered branded or white-labeled.Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(01:01) Introduction to Pavel Bayborodin(01:51) Intro to Blynk(06:39) What does the typical customer journey look like going from prototype to product launch?(09:06) Most common hurdles and challenges?(10:43) How do you approach the need to integrate IoT into a business' existing infrastructure?(12:42) What are the common questions companies have around monetization strategies and how do you approach them?(18:03) In both enterprise and small business settings, where do you see the greatest potential for growth in terms of IoT needs?(20:48) What are some of the unseen cost drivers in implementing IoT?(22:56) What are your thoughts on the democratization of IoT?
This week on the IoT For All Podcast, ARMOR Business Development Manager John Fiske joins us to talk energy harvesting and sustainability in IoT. John shares some of the biggest opportunities, both in terms of use cases and industries, for energy harvesting, as well as the future of batteries in IoT and what the industry needs to do to become more sustainable - as well as why industry leaders should care.John Fiske is an engineer by training but gradually developed into jobs with a more commercial focus. As business development manager, John is responsible for the sensor market in the OPV (organic photovoltaics) division of ARMOR.Interested in connecting with John? Reach out to him on Linkedin!About ARMOR: ARMOR specializes in the industrial formulation of inks and the coating of thin layers onto thin films. The Group is the global market leader in the design and manufacture of thermal transfer ribbons for printing variable traceability data on labels and flexible packaging. The European market leader in innovative and sustainable printing services and consumables, the Group is a pioneer in the development and production of industrial inks and innovative materials, such as organic solar films, coated collectors for electric batteries and bespoke filaments for additive manufacturing. With an international presence, ARMOR has nearly 2,000 employees in some 20 different countries. In 2019 it posted annual revenue of €280m. Each year the group invests nearly €30m in industrial equipment and R&D. ARMOR is a responsible company committed to stimulating innovation within society.Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(00:54) Intro to John Fiske(02:16) ARMOR's Use Cases(06:19) What is energy harvesting?(08:30) Where are the biggest growth opportunities for energy harvesting?(10:29) Will we ever stop using batteries? What's their role in the future of IoT?(12:06) What does it mean to make IoT more sustainable? What do we need to do to get there?(15:01) Where do you see the biggest challenges to sustainable IoT coming from?(19:31) What are the biggest obstacles to energy harvesting?(21:02) News at ARMOR
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Lucas Hanson, Senior Product Manager at Cisco DNA Spaces at Cisco, and Troy Davis, VP Sales North America at EnOcean, join us to talk about the partnership that led to DNA Spaces and some of the challenges and benefits of using IoT-enabled location analysis for space utilization. Lucas and Troy discuss some of the obstacles to collecting data and hardware challenges that come with these types of deployments, as well as the public perception of IoT versus its reality as a technology.Lucas Hanson is a Senior Product Manager for Cisco DNA Spaces. Lucas and his team are responsible for Indoor IoT Services, Cisco DNA Spaces Partner Ecosystem, Cisco platform integrations, and Open Roaming. His primary focus is working with partners to deliver scalable, high-ROI business outcomes. Lucas has spent over three years at Cisco. In addition to his current role, he has also held positions in business strategy and as a product manager for edge compute products. Before joining Cisco, Lucas spent two years as a Clinical Technology Manager at Kaiser Permanente and six years in the U.S. Army. He has an MBA from the University of San Francisco and a BS in Philosophy from the United States Military Academy.Troy Davis is VP of Sales for EnOcean North America, working together with a variety of customer types and wireless IoT projects since 2008. He is tasked with expanding the footprint of EnOcean in the America's and around the globe by working together with innovative partners. His many years of experience as a commercial contractor helps guide the conversations around deployments within the built environment and working through difficult problems unique to installations within structures.Interested in connecting with Lucas or Troy? Reach out on Linkedin!About EnOcean GmbH: EnOcean GmbH is the pioneer of energy harvesting. Headquartered in Oberhaching, near Munich, the company delivers valuable data for the Internet of Things (IoT) with its resource-saving technology. For 20 years, EnOcean produces maintenance-free wireless switches and sensors, which gain their energy from the surrounding – from movement, light or temperature. The combination of miniaturized energy converters, ultra-low-power electronics and robust radio technology based on open standards (EnOcean, Zigbee and Bluetooth®) forms the foundation for digitized buildings, services, and production processes in the IoT. The self-powered solutions are used in building automation, smart homes, LED lighting control, and industrial applications and thus help to optimize the CO2-footprint of buildings. As an innovation driver, EnOcean is a strong partner for more than 350 leading product manufacturers and has already succeeded more than a million buildings worldwide with energy harvesting solutions.About Cisco DNA Spaces: The Cisco DNA Spaces platform which is an indoor location and IoT Services cloud. We have different types of IoT Devices, many different 3rd party partner applications, a next-gen API framework, and a use-case first product strategy.Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(00:59) Intro to Lucas Hanson and Troy Davis(02:52) Intro to the DNA Spaces side of Cisco(04:30) Intro to EnOcean(06:27) What are EnOcean and Cisco bringing to market together?(09:58) EnOcean and Cisco Use Cases(18:09) What challenges do you encounter in capturing data?(27:41) What challenges are there on the hardware side - specifically relating to the use of batteries?(34:20) Other challenges customers face when implementing or building IoT solutions(35:49) How does the public perception of IoT differ from reality?(39:36) Why is now the right time to adopt IoT?
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Navigine CEO Alexey Panyov and CMO Elvina Sharafutdinova join us to talk all-things indoor positioning with IoT. Alexey and Elvina share their experience building an indoor positioning solution, some of the use cases they've tackled, and where the technology is going in the near future, and what use cases we can expect that will unlock.Alexey Panyov has a PhD in Physics and Math at Moscow State University and has over 15 scientific articles and more than 10 years of experience in software development. In Lomonosov Moscow State University, Alexey was engaged in various navigation projects in the defense area including the development of navigation systems for aircraft, underwater, underground moving objects, and vehicles.Elvina Sharafutdinova serves as CMO of Navigine and possesses a master's degree in economics. She's the former chairwoman of Unilever millennials board and is highly experienced in sales and project management, as well as the building and managing of sales departments.Interested in connecting with Alexey and Elvina? Reach out to Alexey on Linkedin here or Elvina here.About Navigine: Navigine is a global provider of integrated positioning technologies that enable advanced wayfinding and tracking solutions, with over 500 implementations worldwide.Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(01:28) Introduction to Alexey Panyov and Elvina Sharafutdinova(02:29) Introduction to Navigine(03:12) Navigine Use Cases(05:08) How do the different kinds of indoor location applications differ?(06:57) What sets Navigine apart from other indoor tracking solutions?(10:56) In terms of marketing and go-to-market strategy, what did Navigine do to set itself apart in the market?(12:23) What's the current state of the indoor tracking/navigation market?(14:55) What technologies are playing the largest role in the indoor positioning space? (20:07) How do you see indoor navigation and positioning playing a role in the healthcare and logistics spaces?(23:53) What advice do you have for companies in the space and companies looking to implement indoor positioning?
I spoke to Albert Baker COO and co-founder of danalto. danalto delivers Asset Tracking solutions Made Simple.I found this a really interesting insight into the world of IOT and all of the hidden technology innovation that often goes under our radar but is enabling smart cities and businesses and contributing to important movements like sustainability. danalto makes massive-scale IoT universally easy and accessible, enabling asset tracking and mangement across wide open spaces, both indoor and outdoor.Thanks to Albert for sharing the danalto story. Its given me a new perspective on how light touch technology can have massive impact on all kinds of enterprise and business problems.
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast Logan Maxwell, Director of Solutions Engineering and Technical Sales at WISER Systems, Inc., joins us to talk about his experience implementing RTLS solutions. Logan speaks to some of the challenges that come with implementing new RTLS systems, as well as the new applications and use cases that are enabled by those implementations. Logan also shares his thoughts on user data collection and the risks and opportunities that come with that, as well as, on a higher level, what he thinks of the disconnect between what IoT promises and where we are in terms of current, real-world applications.Logan Maxwell received a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from NC State University in 2013. After attempting to start his own business right out of college, he joined WISER Systems as the first employee. After hiring great people to fill complementary roles, Logan now directs technical pre-sales. Working for WISER Systems has allowed him to visit, study, and guide installation of the WISER system in incredibly varied manufacturing processes, from contact lens solution to 20-ton excavators.Interested in connecting with Logan? Reach out to him on Linkedin!About WISER Systems, Inc.: WISER Systems, Inc. provides real-time location and tracking for nearly any environment.Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(00:54) Intro to Logan Maxwell(01:29) Intro to WISER Systems(02:25) WISER Systems Use Cases(03:30) What is RTLS?(07:45) New RTLS applications?(11:22) What is work in progress tracking?(12:55) Have you seen any adoption trends across these other industries?(15:33) As we continue to collect more and more user data worldwide, what opportunities does that open up? What risks?(18:25) Can you speak to the current disconnect between real-world IoT use cases and projects and the marketing hype we've seen surrounding the space for the past several years?(21:25) When looking to implement IoT, what challenges do you see companies the most concerned with?(25:04) What are the greatest challenges around implementing an RTLS solution?
TraceSafe Inc. (CSE: TSF) CEO Wayne Lloyd joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share details the company has signed an agreement to provide their venue management and asset tracking for Oil Search. Lloyd telling Proactive, Oil Search is a responsible energy company and Papua New Guinea's largest single investor. TraceSafe's wearable technology will be used to ensure the health and safety of Oil Search employees, contractors and site visitors in their Papua New Guinea oil field operations.
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Halo Collar Managing Partner Ken Ehrman joins us to talk about the Internet of Dogs - that is, pet location tracking with IoT-enabled smart collars. Ken speaks to some of the use cases that make pet tracking such an attractive option for the consumer market, as well as some of the considerations that have to go into developing IoT solutions for both consumers and dogs. Ken shares how Halo Collar came to be and some of the highs and lows of his experience developing IoT products for consumers. To wrap things up, Ken talks consumer IoT at large, sharing some of his predictions for the future of the landscape and some of the things he's most excited to see.Ken Ehrman is a technology and safety visionary, who has spent 25+ years pioneering IoT innovations. As the founder of I.D. Systems (now PWFL:NASDAQ), he has 40+ patents that have revolutionized efficiency and worker safety for the biggest and most demanding companies in the world. He is now leveraging his industry relationships and expertise to bring best-in-class safety solutions to dogs and dog lovers.About Halo Collar: Halo Collar allows you to safely allow your dogs to have a life off leash!Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(00:53) Intro to Ken Ehrman(07:43) Intro to Halo Collar(15:09) How did you manage hardware challenges - like battery - while developing the Halo Collar?(30:02) What trends have you seen in the Consumer IoT world?(37:16) What does the future of Halo Collar look like?
From tracking turtles to saving lives: Daniel Daoura, Founder and CEO at Pebblebee, and Kevin Jaspal, Director of Technology at Pebblebee, catch up with Polte’s Len Schuch, General Manager of Business Development (EMEA and AP). Listen in as the crew explores how the power of location intelligence in Consumer IoT asset tracking is changing the way we live, through delivering the most important thing we can ask for: peace of mind.Learn more about the Pebblebee Found here. Connect with Daniel on LinkedIn here and Kevin on LinkedIn here.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
The public sector team at Zebra Technologies has recently seen an increased emphasis on and demand for improved tracking of key inventory and assets. In this episode, Travis King speaks with two members of the Zebra Technologies team, John Wiley, Senior Government Channel Account Manager, and Matt Kowalski, Manager of Business Operations, about: The four pillars at Zebra Technologies How prescriptive analytics is contributing to the public sector The challenges of asset intelligence What Zebra Ventures looks for in potential investments For more information, contact Mike Grizanti: michael.grizanti@ingrammicro.com. To join the discussion, follow us on Twitter @IngramTechSol #B2BTechTalk Listen to this episode and more like it by subscribing to B2B Tech Talk on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Stitcher. Or tune in on our website.
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Inpixon Chief Operating Officer Soumya Das joins us to share his expertise building indoor tracking solutions at Inipxon. Soumya talks about use cases where indoor tracking solutions and indoor intelligence can really boost and support ROI, as well as some of the major considerations companies should keep in mind as they plan or develop indoor tracking solutions for their own operations - including connectivity options, new technologies in the space, and some of the most prevalent trends affecting the indoor tracking space.Known throughout his career for innovative, product, and strategic marketing coupled with meticulous execution, Soumya Das implemented a complete rebranding of Sysorex to Inpixon within his first six months as CMO. Evolving into a COO role in February 2018, he will continue to trailblaze Inpixon Marketing, while also leading the Sales, Program Office, Regions, and Channel Alliance teams to success.Within the last five years, he operated as CMO of multi-factor authentication company SecureAuth, wherein he conducted their re-launch into the Identity Providor (IdP) brand. Prior to Inpixon, his role as EVP and CMO at Identiv fostered their repositioning into a single, consolidated security technology company.Interested in connecting with Soumya? Reach out to him on Linkedin!About Inpixon: Inpixon is an indoor data company. Our Indoor Intelligence™ platform and patented technologies empower users to harness the power of indoor data to create actionable intelligence. We specialize in capturing, interpreting and visualizing indoor data to make indoor spaces smarter, safer and more secure.Our solutions are leveraged by a multitude of industries and disciplines to do good with indoor data. This multidisciplinary depiction of indoor data enables users to increase revenue, decrease costs, and enhance safety. Inpixon customers can take advantage of mapping, positioning, analytics, sensor fusion, and the Internet of Things (IoT) to uncover the untold stories of the indoors.Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(0:54) Intro to Soumya Das(3:25) Intro to Inpixon(9:41) A Few Inpixon Use Cases(13:23) What kinds of challenges have you come across?(15:52) Differences between major connectivity options?(22:09) Are there any technologies that you think will have a big impact on the indoor tracking space?(23:38) Are there any trends you’ve seen in the indoor tracking space that you think our audience should note or be aware of?
"If I'm a general contractor, I want to make sure I have the right contractors at the right location so that I have the materials, the people, and the tools I need to spend less time looking for things, and more time doing...The less time we look for something, the more profitable our time."Rob Osterwise, Director of IoT at Stanley Black & Decker, Inc., sits down with Polte’s Len Schuch, General Manager of Business Development (EMEA and AP), to discuss how tool tracking is evolving to provide enhanced, futuristic customer experiences, recent global Stanley Black & Decker innovations - and what keeps Rob "up at night" (in a good way).Learn more about Stanley Black & Decker Tools & Storage here. Connect with Rob on LinkedIn here.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
In part II of this SBTV interview with Gregor Gregersen founder of Silver Bullion group at The Safe House vault in Singapore, Gregor shares how the GramChain system brings greater transparency to the precious metals industry.
Flycast Buzz: Technology And Process Briefs For IT Professionals
Rich Longo interviews Flycast Partners COO, John Postorino on Identity and Automation. What are they and what can they do for you? Hear John talk about these questions and more.
In episode 07 of the Let's Connect! Podcast, Jeremy Prince, recently named CEO of Sigfox Group, joins us to talk about the last year in IoT, what effect the pandemic has had on the industry, and why it looks like we might be on the edge of a nascent boom time in IoT.Jeremy Prince joined the Sigfox corporate office, headquartered in France, as Chief Strategy Officer in 2018. In this role, he worked closely with Ludovic Le Moan, CEO and co-founder of Sigfox on key initiatives and the company strategy. As part of the Sigfox Executive Committee, he was in charge of Sigfox Spain, Sigfox Germany and Sigfox USA. In order to strengthen and accelerate the business in the U.S., Jeremy was appointed to President of Sigfox USA in 2019, while remaining on the Sigfox Corporate Executive Committee. Recently, he was promoted again and named CEO of the Sigfox Group. Interested in connecting with Jeremy? Reach out on Linkedin!Sigfox is the 0G network pioneer and the world's leading Internet of Things (IoT) service provider. Sigfox offers a unique combination of ultra-low cost and ultra-low power technologies supported by a global network, enabling businesses to gain visibility and track their assets worldwide. With more than 17 million connected devices and 60 million messages sent a day, Sigfox helps its customers to extract crucial data at the lowest total cost and to accelerate their digital transformation in key areas such as Asset Tracking and Supply Chain. ISO 9001 certified and surrounded by a large ecosystem of partners and IoT key players, Sigfox was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Toulouse, France, with offices in Boston, Dallas, Dubai, Madrid, Paris, Sao Paulo, Singapore and Tokyo. Follow Sigfox on Twitter!Time Stamps1:15 Jeremy Prince introduction1:44 Sigfox Introduction5:22 Logistics and Supply Chain6:00 COVID impact and vaccination supply7:30 Michelin Container tracking case study8:45 Building Management, Commercial Facilities11:07 State of the IoT Industry Analysis12:06 French Insurance Company case study13:40 Air quality15:40 The Phoenix Fund Project in Puerto Rico19:10 Cannabis and Agriculture IoT20:30 Final Thoughts with Jeremy Prince
“I’m amazed every day at the calls that we get of things that have been going on that people have just been dealing with with the absence of any kind of technology to track them. The millions of dollars in write-offs of things that get lost - and they’re not stolen, there’s nothing malicious about it - they’ve just been misplaced.”Todd Goodnight, EVP and CTO at PassTime GPS, kicks off the 2021 era of PolteCasts with Polte’s Len Schuch, General Manager of Business Development (EMEA and AP). Listen as the pair investigates how Mobile IoT asset tracking is creating boundless efficiencies and cost-savings in the auto industry, from Buy Here Pay Here to beyond. Check out PassTime GPS' disruptive new generation of Encore asset tracking solutions: https://passtimegps.com/solutions/encore/In case you missed it, read the Polte and PassTime GPS press release here: https://www.polte.com/press-releases/To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
In this episode we discuss the tracking of physical assets (vs. digital or other types of assets) and are focused specifically on asset tracking for construction.
This episode is the second in a series that will cover the Year Ahead, (2021) for different markets and applications in the IoT. In this podcast, Kyle Dando looks at the developing needs and technologies addressing these markets. In this episode Kyle talks to Mikko Niemi….Segment Market Manager for Industrial Asset Tracking (Sensors, Cold Chain Management, etc.)
We’re back! And there’s plenty to discuss in Asset Tracking as new toys begin hitting internationally. In Trophy Room, we take a look at our latest acquisitions. Then in Around the Jurassic World, we catch up on the latest Camp Cretaceous Season 2 and Jurassic World: Dominion film news. Our Collector Survival Guide segment is back, where we talk how to know when it’s time to streamline your collection. And in Your First Visit, we hear from Genozoic, who shares his Jurassic Park story.Fax Machine: CollectJurassic@gmail.com Visit www.CollectJurassic.com for the latest #JurassicPark and #JurassicWorld news! Subscribe to the Collect Jurassic YouTube channel!http://youtube.com/collectjurassic Collect Jurassic Instagram: http://instagram.com/collectjurassic CJ Twitter:http://twitter.com/collectjurassic CJ Facebook:http://facebook.com/collectjurassic Subscribe to the Victoria’s Cantina YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/user/VictoriasCantina VC t-shirts, caps, mugs, and more!https://teespring.com/stores/victorias-cantinahttps://www.teepublic.com/user/victoriascantina VC Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/victoriascantina/ VC Twitter:https://twitter.com/vicscantina VC Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/victoriascantina/ VC TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@victoriascantina VC Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/VictoriasCantina
Healthcare organizations look to do two things: Meet patient expectations and lower costs. Sound a little contradictory? It doesn't have to be. With asset tracking, University of Washington Medicine is doing both. Ward Yohe, their Operations and Maintenance Analyst explains in the latest Aruba Unplugged. Vincent Rendoni hosts.
In this special global edition, we hear from our IoT team in the UK: · Bhavesh Patel, IoT & AI Solutions and Services UK Ingram Micro · Albert Baker, Co-founder of Danalto · David Pugh, Manufacturing Partnership Lead, Digital Catapult In today’s connected world with greater demands for energy efficiency, enhancing supply chain visibility can add significant value for organizations. Organizations are increasingly under pressure to deliver the benefits of enhanced visibility in the near term but are hampered due to complexity and cost associated with multi-vendor solutions needed to track assets indoors, outdoors and across international borders. Ingram Micro offers flexible, scalable IoT and AI solutions that unlock the capabilities of low power, energy-efficient power sensing, aligned specifically to supply chain and asset tracking. Work with Ingram Micro to make asset tracking simple. Harness the capabilities of a platform that enables low power asset/personnel tracking both indoors and outdoors with reduced infrastructure density, complexity and cost. Speak to your dedicated account manager in the UK or request to be contacted by a consultant here: https://tinyurl.com/yybleu3w
"Nobody was coming to us and saying, 'Can I have an IoT please?' IoT by itself is useless, the same way 5G by itself is useless, the same way any of these things by themselves are useless - it's the whole innovation suite of these technologies working together that gives us results."Tom Raftery, Global VP, Futurist, and Innovation Evangelist at SAP, drops by PolteCasts with Polte’s Len Schuch, General Manager of Business Development (EMEA and AP), to break down what specifically will be driving the changes in Industry 4.0 we've heard shouted from the rooftops, and which use cases we're already seeing take the lead.To keep picking Tom Raftery's brain on "things to come," check out his Digital Supply Chain Podcast here, follow him on Twitter here, or check out his blog here.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
"Every time we make any location of any device, it goes through our tower database."Polte Senior Location Engineer Tyler Smith meets up with Polte General Manager of Business Development (EMEA & AP) Len Schuch to pull the curtains back on the heart of Polte: collecting millions of data points every day to provide location across the globe. See how Polte's location experts are keeping up with the perpetual chase and adjusting to the onslaught of 5G.Connect with Tyler Smith on LinkedIn here.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
“Adding universal, real-time visibility to any asset will soon be seen simply as business as usual.”Change is on the horizon. Keith Day, Principal Consultant at GTM Strategy.tech, joins Polte’s Len Schuch, General Manager of Business Development (EMEA and AP), to discuss the ever longer, international asset life cycle and the subsequent enterprise demand of universal, end-to-end visibility in supply chains.Connect with Keith Day on LinkedIn here.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
In this episode, host Kevin Lawton talks to Pedro Pachuca of Semtech Corporation. They discuss their LoRa technology, asset tracking, their partnership with Pallet Alliance for the IntelliPallet and also how their technology has been used to help with COVID related issues.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=PT7mU4_SaQlWJLQbdhvpmmyAeCdusbdFECFdobnmlvKzdNoOv-vvvrIsb9ACG35f-xAmEG&country.x=AU&locale.x=AU)
"Locating and finding are two different things."Wenable Inc.'s CEO and Co-founder Sunil Sankaramanchi chats with Polte General Manager of Business Development (EMEA & AP) Len Schuch on the strengths of Mobile IoT across industries, what makes a successful asset tracking platform, upcoming WeTrack features, and the importance of optimism.To learn more about Wenable, check out wenable.com. Connect with Sunil Sankaramanchi on LinkedIn here.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
What was the "OG wearable"? Hint: Not a Fitbit.BI Incorporated's Sr. Director of R&D/Wireless Strategy, Joe Newell, sits down with SVP of BD, Dan Rudich, to talk IoT use cases in public safety, what Mobile IoT looked like "before it was cool," the impact of 5G, and how to pick the right location technology.To learn more about BI Incorporated, check out bi.com. Connect with Joe Newell on LinkedIn here.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
"It feels like the future."Polte CEO, Ed Chao, and Digi International Sr. Director of Research & Innovation, Harald Remmert, discuss the key drivers in the transition to full 5G Massive IoT, how to navigate a "minefield of complexity," as well as the expected barriers still to cross in connecting the world's next billions of things.Listen as they explore how to cut through the noise and make the promise of Mobile IoT a reality.To hear more from Digi International's Harald Remmert, check out his innovative blogs and coverage here.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
Asset tracking and secure identity management has always been important in healthcare, but it has become even more important amid the current pandemic. In this interview, Healthcare IT Today sits down with Sheila Loy, Director, Healthcare Segment Strategies at HID Global, to talk about these two important subjects. Learn more about HID Global: https://www.hidglobal.com/healthcare
Mit Ing. Madeleine Mickeleit und in dieser Folge mit Arne Assmann (Head of Strategy and Business Development) von der Firma 1NCE.
In episode 79 of the IoT For All Podcast, Impinj Executive Vice President of Engineering, Hussein Mecklai, joins us to talk about RFID and its applications in IoT. Hussein shares some of the recent advancements that have opened up new applications for RFID, as well as some of the use cases where RFID really shines.Hussein’s background has primarily been in wireless connectivity and computing, but he’s been in engineering leadership positions for the past 20 years. Before joining as the EVP of Engineering at Impinj, Hussein was the Vice President and General Manager of the architecture group at Intel.Impinj’s primary focus is on RAIN RFID and its use to gain insights and track assets across a number of industries and verticals. Impinj’s offerings include services to enable the deployment of RFID, building the technology for individual tags and their surrounding infrastructure, as well as a line of readers built to showcase the range of capabilities RAIN RFID has.To kick off the episode, Hussein gave us some background on RFID itself and what features make it such a great fit for the IoT space. The first big benefit to RFID, according to Hussein, is how cost-effective it is. The cost of tagging items can be as low as 5 cents per tag, making it feasible to tag individual products at a store or individual shipments. Another benefit is that RAIN RFID is a passive technology, meaning that it operates on the power from the reader, enabling RFID tags to have a long shelf life, because there are no batteries to replace or maintain. And finally, compared to other passive technologies life NFC, RAIN RFID had a much longer range. According to Hussein, Impinj has successfully achieved readings at up to thirty feet away in indoor environments. “It changes the paradigm when you have that kind of range and distance,” Hussein said, enabling all kinds of new applications and use cases.Changing gears, Hussein shared some of the use cases where he’d seen RFID make vast improvements to operations, including at Delta Airlines, where RFID tags were used to track baggage from check-in, onto the plane, through transit, and finally back to the customer. Or at Zara, where RFID tags could be used to track inventory as it made its way to stores, ensuring not only that the inventory made it to stores exactly when it was needed, but preventing the costly process of unpacking, repackaging, and reshipping items that were mistakenly shipped.Hussein spoke to some of the technological advancements that have made RFID a better option for asset tracking, including the creation of tags so small they can be sewn into clothing labels. What was interesting, Hussein said, “was that we had to innovate at so many different levels and we had the whole ecosystem working with us to figure it out - how do you handle something that small?” As RFID continues to evolve, the opportunities for the technology’s use will continue to grow and Hussein said he foresees greater use for preventing food spoilage and increasing efficiency in the supply chain for perishables, including tracking the origin and spread of contaminated food or products.Interested in connecting with Hussein? Reach out to him on Linkedin!About Impinj: Impinj helps businesses and people analyze, optimize, and innovate by wirelessly connecting billions of everyday things, such as apparel, automobile parts, luggage, and shipments, to the Internet. The Impinj platform uses RAIN RFID to deliver timely data about these things to business and consumer applications, enabling a boundless Internet of Things.Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(01:38) Introduction to Hussein(02:15) Introduction to Impinj(07:26) How does that offering apply to use cases in the real world?(14:56) In what stage of the developmental process are most companies coming to you in?(16:28) Can you speak to how the technology has evolved, and what that’s going to allow?(20:45) Can you talk about some of the technological challenges you faced and how they were overcome?(23:02) As IoT develops and matures, what role do you see RFID playing?(26:58) In what applications does RFID really shine?(28:22) How do you handle scaling a business like this as demand increases?(33:00) Is there any news we should be on the lookout for from Impinj?
“As cost and complexity go down, we will see more and more connected devices.”Hear Sony Semiconductor Israel's VP of Product Management and Marketing, Dima Feldman, and Polte CEO, Ed Chao, explore the realm of new use cases enabled by Mobile IoT's unique power-saving capabilities - from tracking bananas to water meters.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
"People aren't wired to stay away from each other."In a season where so many globally are being affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, enterprises are turning to IoT to help safely bring people back to work, schools, and pillars of their former daily routine. Just ask Samsung - who has been in the headlines recently as a Michigan Ford Motor Co. factory, visited by President Trump, recently experimented with their distance-alerting wearables.Listen as Polte CEO, Ed Chao, and Director of Mobile B2B Solutions at Samsung SDS America, David Kinlough, discuss how emerging technologies will be used to save lives.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
Connect with Ryan on LinkedInConnect with David on LinkedInConnect with Derek Krieg on LinkedInFollow Oilfield Basics on LinkedInVisit Oilfield Basic's WebsiteEmail Derek @ Oilfield Basics
"I put 100 boxes on the truck, but my customer only got 90. Where'd the other 10% go?"Polte CEO Ed Chao and SVP of Business Development Dan Rudich discuss how businesses across the world are waking up to the merits of using Mobile IoT to optimize every link in the supply chain.To watch Ed's panel on "Utilizing supply chain 4.0 to streamline and revitalize the manufacturing process," register for IoT World Virtual August 11 - 13 at https://tmt.knect365.com/iot-world/. Click here for a link to more details on the panel, airing 3 PM CT Day 1, August 11.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
"When you innovate, you're not really trying to innovate. You're just trying to solve a problem."GPS, Wi-Fi, and BLE were not made for IoT. C-LoC was.Listen as Polte CEO Ed Chao and President/Founder Russ Markhovsky chat about the origins of Cloud Location over Cellular (C-LoC) technology, and how Polte was born.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
What should listeners expect from PolteCasts? What even is Mobile IoT, and which cellular technologies are best for which use cases? How many zillions are in a "gazillion"? Polte CEO Ed Chao and SVP of Business Development Dan Rudich discuss in the first episode of PolteCasts.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
"We are proving that the next generation of location solutions is going to be based on cellular, and specifically 5G."What does it all mean for you? Polte CEO Ed Chao and General Manager of Business Development, EMEA and AP Len Schuch progress our C-LoC discussion from "how it works" to its true impact on the global IoT ecosystem.To learn more about Polte and what we do, check out polte.com. Or, visit us on:TwitterFacebookLinkedInYouTubeThe Polte Blog
In the past, event technology specialists at AV companies had to manually scan each item of gear making its way out the warehouse. Some still manually scan to this day; it's an antiquated system that takes days, or even weeks, and is prone to human error. But as Alford Media can attest to, that has changed with RFID asset tracking technology.On this episode of Backstage Pass, Alford Media's Melanie Reed, vice president of business operations, and Billy King, director of operations, share how Alford is leading the charge in asset tracking for AV gear, and how RFID revolutionized logistics at the company.Reed and King each have twenty years of experience at Alford Media and know the disadvantages of manually scanning barcodes for millions of dollars worth of equipment. When humans make a mistake, like misplacing essential gear, it can cause headaches at the show site and stop expensive productions in their tracks.To optimize its processes, the company started looking into RFID tracking solutions in 2005, King explained, but the technology just wasn't ready. As advancements were made, the company went back and started developing a custom solution that would allow scanners to instantly read and log tagged items as they were loaded on the truck.As Reed recalled, perfecting the technology wasn't easy and took countless meetings, experiments, and trial-and-error. But now their RFID system provides real-time tracking of gear – no manual barcode scanning required. It dramatically speeds logistics and removes human error so that crews can help put on the best event possible.Reed said all the hard work developing the software was worth it and Alford's culture of integrity and openness is the reason the company is happy to share what they've learned with other organizations looking to set up an RFID tracking infrastructure of their own.
Mit Ing. Madeleine Mickeleit und dem Interviewpartner Thomas Weisshaupt, dem Ökosystem Manager EMEA bei Wirepas. Wie schaffe ich es meine Vielzahl an Sensoren für bspw. Luftqualität und CO2 Messung in Räumen, Asset Track & Trace, Smart Metering (Stromzähler), Pumpen Überwachung oder Füllstandsmessungen skalierbar zu vernetzen? Die Antwort gibt uns Thomas in der heutigen Folge! Die zukunftsfähige Vernetzung baut auf Mesh-Netzwerke, welche durch eine fertige Software als Konnektivitäts-Schicht unterschiedlichen Sensoren autonom miteinander sprechen lässt. Use Case Website (https://www.iotusecase.com/)Anbieter (https://www.linkedin.com/company/wirepas/)Und was haben Bettwanzen im Hotel damit zu tun? Das alles und noch viel mehr jetzt im ersten deutschen Industrial IoT Use Case Podcast
On this episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast, I spoke with Chris Wolfe. Chris is the CEO of PowerFleet - a global mobile asset solution provider. PowerFleet helps some of the world's largest organisation manage their fleets of trucks, forklifts, containers, and cars ensuring their safety, and efficiencyChris has a rich history in this space, some of which I managed to tease out of him during this chat. He also talked knowledgeably about the space, and the latest trends in it.I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation, and I think you will too - do let me know your thoughts, by dropping me a comment.Now we are in June, I am trialling a new feature on the podcast - listeners stories. If you have a cool supply chain story you'd like featured on the show, send it to me via email (tom.raftery @ sap.com), or just send it to me as a direct message on Twitter/LinkedIn. Audio messages will get played (unless you specifically ask me not to).And if you want to know more about any of SAP's Digital Supply Chain solutions, head on over to www.sap.com/digitalsupplychain and if you liked this show, please don't forget to rate and/or review it. It makes a big difference to help new people discover it. Thanks.And remember, stay healthy, stay safe, stay sane!
Our guest this week is Booth Kalmbach, CEO of Trilliott, a business-focused IoT startup at the intersection of RFID 2.0, blockchain, healthcare, and more. Booth is a seasoned startup leader (Trilliott is his 6th software venture), but he's also highly technical and talented engineer. He started his career at IBM, where he authored the seminal patent on "Adaptive Session-Level Pacing", a predecessor to today's TCP protocol widely used in the Internet. Booth shares how RFID 2.0 and augmented reality are transforming asset tracking, healthcare, retail, and more.
In this episode of IoT Time Podcast, Ken Briodagh, editorial director at IoT Evolution (iotevolutionworld.com), sits down with Daniel Collins(linkedin.com/in/danpcoll/), Senior Director, IoT Solutions and Technology,ADLINK (adlinktech.com), to talk about Smart Pallets, Supply Chain, Asset Tracking and Edge Computing. Don't forget to subscribe! To become a sponsor of IoT Time, please email kbriodagh@tmcnet.com or tweet @KenBriodagh. Visit IoTEvolutionExpo.com for updates on IoT Evolution Expo 2021: It's Time to Grow, taking place in Miami, and to submit a proposal to our Call for Papers! Also check out our new Event, The 5G Expo, at 5GExpo.com. Click here to subscribe to the IoT Evolution newsletter. iotevolutionworld.com/eNewsletterSignup.aspx Please check out "IoT Time: Evolving Trends in the Internet of Things," a book by Ken Briodagh about the ongoing influences shaping the IoT. To get a copy, it is available on Amazon for $14.99 (a.co/d/8neDtlu).
As I think back to past customers of Dynamics 365, not all of them were successful. The challenges that brought them to Dynamics 365 were real enough, but at the time we only had one solution to try and solve them with. I would love to snap my fingers and take Power Apps back in time. Sledgehammers Dynamics 365, borne out of it's predecessor, Dynamics CRM Online, is a software marvel. I'm talking specifically in this post about the "CRM" side of Dynamics 365. For a midsized to large business, D365 has all of the tools you would need to transform your entire operation. XrM was a blessing and a curse. In layperson's terms, XrM was the capability to customize almost any of the significant out-of-the-box capabilities to meet organization specific needs in a highly targeted and relevant way. XrM was also the path utilized to "Extend" D365 to solve other problems not contemplated by the out-of-the-box capabilities. It is a powerful combination that can be brought to bear on almost any business problem. The Curse Over the years, many Dynamics 365 partners became very proficient with XrM. As a result, D365 became a solution to "anything", not just Sales or Service related issues. When your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. A customer has a business issue, not related to any of the out-of-the-box capabilities, no problem, we can solve it with XrM! And so it begins, provision an instance, hide most of the out-of-the-box capabilities, and start building custom capabilities. Or, maybe to save some time, we'll re-purpose some of the OOB capabilities, and contort them to fit the requirements, sorta. It's one thing to modify the Opportunity capabilities to better fit a customer's specific Opportunity requirements, even if modified heavily, it's another thing to re-purpose the Opportunity process to solve for Asset Tracking. As a result there are a lot of "bastard" deployments in the wild. Commitment Many well-intentioned partners, offered D365, planning on extensive use of XrM, as a solution to many customers' non-sales or service related problems. Could it solve those problems? Yes! But never as easily, or quickly or cost efficiently as anticipated. Trying to build a custom solution within D365 to a unique problem, is like doing laps in a crowded pool. Your route from start to finish will end up being far from a straight line. For some customers the cure was worse than the problem. All partners have experienced the customer who eventually pulled the plug on the effort. Wouldn't it be nice if there was a way to get the XrM capabilities in an empty pool? Power Apps Over the past couple of years Microsoft has been rolling out Power Apps, now part of the Power Platform. You may have seen it pop up in your Office 365 environments, you may have even played with it. That is really one face of Power Apps. Microsoft, in their infinite wisdom decided to use the same "Power Apps" name for another, completely different, solution. I personally put this at the top of my Dumb Decisions list... but that's another story. The Power Apps you might have seen or used in Office 365 are what are called "Canvas" Power Apps. If you look at a SharePoint list online, for example, you may have seen the Create Power App button, which if clicked, will automatically create a "Canvas" Power App from your list. As a result, a significant number of customers feel they are familiar with Power Apps, I know because I talk to them all the time, but they are only familiar with half of Power Apps, oblivious to the other face of Power Apps. Model-Driven What a shitty product name, or rather qualifier of a product name. Even when I try and explain it to customers, they are confused, because of what they think they already know. Microsoft really botched this one. I know that the plan was that these two completely different things would eventually converge, but giving them both the same name in the meantime was a huge mistake. Customers are thoroughly confused. It's not like Microsoft is afraid to change names, they do it unnecessarily all the time. As I am writing this, they are announcing a name change for "Office 365", a well-known and understood product, to "Microsoft 365", a name that was already in use for something completely different. For a really smart company, they can be quite stupid sometimes. XrM in an Empty Pool Model-Driven Power Apps are the XrM capabilities, in an empty pool. What I would give to go back in time to those customers who pulled the plug on D365. This was the product they actually needed at the time. But... it did not exist, so there's that... maybe I would have just suggested they wait a couple of years. What we have available today is an empty pool, with a low-to-pro code development platform sitting on top of it. We no longer have to waste time and money emptying the pool, or dodging big floats. Time to Value has been slashed. Development costs have been slashed. Time to ROI has been slashed. There's just a hell of a lot of slashing going on. A Big Ask If you are one of those customers, who went down the D365 path and wasted a lot of time and effort, only end up with nothing, I am aware that suggesting you to take a look at something else is a big ask. But, if you still have the problem, Microsoft may have caught up with your needs with Power Apps. Umm.. the other Power Apps.
Listen to this Digging Deeper podcast to learn about Tenna's construction technology platform focused on equipment fleet operations. Austin Conti said that despite asset tracking products being on the market for years, he and his company felt there was a lack of construction focused asset tracking products.
A fireside chat with Jason Ashton, President, CallPass.
A fireside chat with Jason Ashton, President, CallPass.
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, we sat down with Steve Klinkner, VP of Engineering at Tile, to talk about asset tracking and associated technologies in the consumer IoT space. Steve Klinkner joined Tile after the initial product release when the foundation of Tile’s community had already been formed. For the past two and a half years, Steve has led the team to make continuous improvements to Tile’s existing products and has proven that Tile can produce compelling software services in addition to impressive hardware.To kick off the conversation, we asked Steve to talk about what Tile does, from his perspective, beyond the white keychain tracker that we’re all familiar with. Steve shared some of the technical challenges that Tile faced as the product was developed, including the usual asset tracking woes like balancing battery life and bandwidth to allow dozens of devices to remain constantly connected.Moving toward a more general discussion about technology, Steve spoke to the pros and cons of Bluetooth versus GPS for asset tracking, why Tile ultimately chose Bluetooth, and some of the challenges that came with that decision. Steve also shared a little bit about the testing process for the Tile devices and how Tile measures and reports the most accurate range possible.Steven said that — as you would expect — wallets, keys, and purses were definitely the most common uses. But people often use Tile to track less easily misplaced objects, like bikes and musical instruments. He mentioned that Tile made its way into a surprising number of workplaces as well, tracking dormitory keys, pallets, and even equipment in automotive repair shops. We asked Steve about the challenges associated with building a "lost and found" community that leverages Bluetooth signals from users' phones while protecting consumer data privacy. Steve also shared some insight into Tile’s partnerships and how they integrate their technology to benefit consumers.To close out the conversation, Steve gave us a quick look into some of the things currently happening at Tile in the new year and hinted at some of the news on the horizon.Interested in connecting with Steve? Reach out to him on Linkedin!About Tile: Tile is the world’s leading smart location company using its cloud-finding platform of hardware, software and over three million monthly active users.Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(01:31) Introduction to Steve and Tile(04:16) What have been your biggest accomplishments since joining Tile?(04:57) From your perspective, what does Tile do?(08:54) What are some of the technological challenges you tackled as you developed Tile’s product?(12:47) How does the Tile device actually work, once it’s in consumers’ hands?(16:27) How do Bluetooth and GPS differ for asset tracking? What are the pros and cons of each?(19:17) Have you considered using other tracking technologies for future products?(19:55) How do environmental factors affect the range of Bluetooth devices?(21:37) What are some of the unexpected use cases for Tiles?(24:56) How do you build a lost and found community while maintaining consumer privacy?(27:11) How do partnerships work at Tile? Can you give us some examples?(31:09) What’s on the horizon for Tile? What should we keep an eye out for?
This week on Mr. Beacon we talk with Cognosos, an asset tracking SAS platform using both Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) as well as Bluetooth. Jim Stratigos, Cognosos’s CTO, shares with us why LPWAN is the best choice for his automotive use case and what “drove” him to create a proprietary tech rather than using LoRa. Their solution enables dealers and auctions to have a cost-effective way of tracking vehicles in large outdoors lots by providing an essential piece of the equation, long range. In addition to range, we touch on the benefits and tradeoffs of the software and hardware architecture and business model decisions leading to SAS. We leave a little something extra at the end for those aspiring to be a CTO. Jim gives us the inside scoop from his extensive experience at Cognosos and companies like Cisco, Motorola, and AT&T. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Mattel's Jurassic World Spinosaurus has returned in a fresh, new way. In "Return of the Spinosaurus", Tim and Victoria discuss the release of the Battle Damage Spinosaurus, as well as new Primal Attack finds in Asset Tracking. In Around the Jurassic World, we talk the latest casting news for Jurassic World 3. We also debut a new segment, Collector Q&A, where we answer a selection of your questions from social media! Mattel Jurassic World Affiliate Links: Mattel Jurassic World Toys on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/shop/collectjurassic?fbclid=IwAR1SM5XiG0ALuzJVhmCMAvky2UjPYixMWj5ncNItowowGNaZN_K8R-c9a1k Jurassic World Sound Strike Triceratopshttps://www.entertainmentearth.com/product/MTGJN65?id=VI-904254274 Jurassic World Sound Strike Edmonotsaurushttps://www.entertainmentearth.com/product/MTGJN67?id=VI-904254274 Jurassic World Massive Biters Tarbosaurushttps://www.entertainmentearth.com/product/MTGJP33?id=VI-904254274 Jurassic World Massive Biters Sarcosuchushttps://www.entertainmentearth.com/product/MTGJP34?id=VI-904254274 Visit the Collect Jurassic website, its YouTube page, and on social media: The #JurassicPark/#JurassicWorld Toy & Collectible Resourcehttp://collectjurassic.com Social:http://instagram.com/collectjurassichttp://youtube.com/collectjurassic http://facebook.com/collectjurassic http://twitter.com/collectjurassicVisit Victoria over on the Victoria’s Cantina YouTube page, as well as her other podcasts and on social media:https://www.youtube.com/user/VictoriasCantina/ Cantina Chatter Podcast:https://victoriascantina.podomatic.com Discoveryland:https://open.spotify.com/show/4fuxqJH22cm39sc5KXXOVQ Social:https://www.facebook.com/victoriascantina/ https://www.instagram.com/victoriascantina/https://twitter.com/vicscantina Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/VictoriasCantina
One of the most functional uses of IoT technology is asset tracking. This is the ability to easily, accurately and constantly solve the problem of knowing where your stuff is. For freight and logistics companies, it could be a game-changer.Mainfreight was the first large New Zealand company to embrace asset tracking. In this episode, Mainfreight CIO Kevin Drinkwater tells how they'd invested in hundreds of expensive hazardous goods bins, but had no idea where they were in the network, or even if they were still in the network! That is, until IoT devices were fitted to the bins. He’s a bit of a cheerleader for the technology!Russell also talks to Spark Managed Services Lead Michael Stribling to get the bigger asset tracking picture: where the value lies for other business sectors, like supply chain management, agriculture and healthcare; how asset tracking can go indoors; and why such a simple thing can be so staggeringly useful for businesses both big and small.
In the past, event technology specialists at AV companies had to manually scan each item of gear making its way out the warehouse. Some still manually scan to this day; it's an antiquated system that takes days, or even weeks, and is prone to human error. But as Alford Media can attest to, that has changed with RFID asset tracking technology. On this episode of Backstage Pass, Alford Media’s Melanie Reed, vice president of business operations, and Billy King, director of operations, share how Alford is leading the charge in asset tracking for AV gear, and how RFID revolutionized logistics at the company. Reed and King each have twenty years of experience at Alford Media and know the disadvantages of manually scanning barcodes for millions of dollars worth of equipment. When humans make a mistake, like misplacing essential gear, it can cause headaches at the show site and stop expensive productions in their tracks. To optimize its processes, the company started looking into RFID tracking solutions in 2005, King explained, but the technology just wasn’t ready. As advancements were made, the company went back and started developing a custom solution that would allow scanners to instantly read and log tagged items as they were loaded on the truck. As Reed recalled, perfecting the technology wasn’t easy and took countless meetings, experiments, and trial-and-error. But now their RFID system provides real-time tracking of gear – no manual barcode scanning required. It dramatically speeds logistics and removes human error so that crews can help put on the best event possible. Reed said all the hard work developing the software was worth it and Alford’s culture of integrity and openness is the reason the company is happy to share what they’ve learned with other organizations looking to set up an RFID tracking infrastructure of their own.
Alon Muroch, cofounder and CEO of blox (blox.io), talks about the current state of cryptocurrency, blockchain, and the new advances in portfolio management. Muroch talks about his background in development and coding and how he discovered blockchain by accident. He recounts his early experiences seeking out a way to transfer money more effectively. Fast forwarding to the future, Muroch discusses how his company was created out of his own organic need to find a better way to sync various wallets and exchange accounts into one place, to better manage his assets. Blox is more than numbers and charts; it is an incredibly efficient system that helps to provide a clearer image of your crypto assets. Muroch's company, Blox, has developed the most advanced, organized crypto currency asset and portfolio-tracking platform in the entire industry. The blox platform enables users to track, collect past transactions and pricing automatically, and more, by connecting directly to tens of blockchains as well as up to date crypto currency exchanges. Muroch discusses the many potential problems that could arise when ordering one's books, regarding taxes and auditing. As he states, even a small error could become a giant problem when dealing with financial issues, and mistakes can be made easily. Even the practical side of daily transfers can be a place where mistakes happen. Muroch talks about transactional data, and how to make it robust and complete, and the importance of reporting and bookkeeping to ensure all records are intact. The financial technology expert provides a wealth of information on the future of blox and their work with accounting firms. As Muroch explains, blox provides many tools to assist with accounting and for regulation compliance. He provides details on some of the plans blox is developing, from the re-imagination of transactional data to feedback-based development in the areas of wallets, ledgers, and high-level security features.
The post Episode 17 – Asset Tracking & Cyber Security ft. Caston Thomas of InterWorks appeared first on Loss Prevention Research Council. The post Episode 17 – Asset Tracking & Cyber Security ft. Caston Thomas of InterWorks appeared first on LPRC.
The post Episode 17 – Asset Tracking & Cyber Security ft. Caston Thomas of InterWorks appeared first on Loss Prevention Research Council.
On this episode of Paint ED, John Busick, President of Bob Kunst Painting and Co-Founder of WorkGlue, talks with us about asset tracking and scheduling. This is something every contractor will bump up against at some point, and it quickly snowballs into bigger problems, if it isn’t controlled. John helps set up the basic problems that contractors can expect, and offers some insight into how he began to develop solutions which became the ground work for a new technology. Hear John speak at the PDCA EXPO, March 6-8 in Savannah, Georgia. He will be presenting, “Rapid Growth and Smooth Operations - Wait…What? Is that possible?” Register for the EXPO at PDCA.org. Learn more about WorkGlue at workglue.com
CONEXPO – CON/AGG Radio: Construction Technology Trends For Contractors
Construction companies face a unique set of challenges when it comes to asset management. Ensuring people, materials and equipment are in the right place at the right time is critical to the success of a project. Radio-frequency identification (RFID) can help automatically identify and track tags that are attached to objects. With RFID, contractors can reduce the amount of time it takes to find tools or equipment and eliminate reorders of misplaced materials. David Beaton, director of construction services, Atlas RFID, joins CONEXPO-CON/AGG Radio to discuss how RFID can increase labor productivity on construction sites and how a company can best deploy this technology today.
In an interview recorded shortly before their announcement, Aruba’s General Manager of Meridian Apps, Özer Dondurmacıoglu, reveals a new Bluetooth beacon offering from HP-Enterprises’ Wireless LAN Division. Aruba is getting into RTLS and asset tracking with new Bluetooth tags that work with their Wi-Fi/BLE equipped access points and a new set of cloud services. Ozer explains the offering, what drove the decision to extend into this market segment, the use cases that Aruba will support and what they are hearing from the market. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Personal Asset tracking was one of the first use cases for Bluetooth beacons, it’s driven millions of unit sales and continues to evolve, with crowd sourced asset spotting, new usecases and new hardware to add room level monitoring. We talk to Christian Smith, TrackR’s President and co-founder about the technologies and stories behind the founding of TrackR and use of the product. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Software testing will consume all of the time and resources it is given. But how does one streamline the quality management process, reducing risk and cost. In this podcast, Brian Bryson outlines quality management strategies for test management, test data management, functional and performance testing that streamline software delivery to gain market advantage.
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
