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6thEdition of India m2m + iot Forum to open its door on Monday, 14th January 2019 at India Habitat Centre New Delhi, India
By Pramit Kumar 
India m2m + iot Forum 2019 (www.m2m2iotforum.com), the national forum on machine-to-machine (m2m) and internet of things (iot) is opening its door for one and all from the world of m2m and iot.
The two-day forum will be held on Monday, 14th January 2019 and Tuesday, 15th January 2019 at India Habitat Center, New Delhi, India, jointly organized by the Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (DMS IIT Delhi), FI Media (Future Internet and Electronic Media, a prestigious project of the European Union) and India m2m + iot Forum. The forum will map the existing developments and opportunities and the challenges facing the industry, including the technology adoption and integration such as; m2m, iot, 5G, artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud-fog-edge-mist computing, geographic information system (GIS), global positioning system (GPS), telematics technologies and etc., for the overall development of the society both at the URBAN and at the RURAL at large, thereby ‘capitalizing the connected world’. read more... |
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By Pramit Kumar 
Gone are the days when supercomputing meant big, rack-based systems in an air conditioned room. Today, embedded processors, FPGAs and GPUs are able to do AI and machine learning operations, enabling new types of local decision making in embedded systems. Embedded computing technology has evolved way past the point now where complete system functionality on a single chip is remarkable. Today, the levels of compute performance and parallel processing on an IC means that what were once supercomputing levels of capabilities can now be implemented in in chip-level solutions. read more... |
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By Mohammad Rameez 
Sensors play an important role in the automobile manufacturing industry. In this article, we discuss the different sensors that are used in the modern car. Modern cars make thousands of decisions based on the data provided by various sensors that are interfaced to the vehicles’ onboard computer systems. A car engine management system consists of a wide range of sensor devices working together, including engine sensors, relays and actuators. Many of these sensors operate in rough and harsh conditions that involve extreme temperatures, vibrations and exposure to environmental contaminants. Yet, these provide vital data parameters to the electronic control unit (ECU) that governs the various engine functions effectively. read more... |
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By Pramit Kumar 
India's Online Market Is Bigger Than Ever. As India is growing to world’s second largest smartphone market and therefore driving the popularity of online video platforms such as YouTube, Daily Motion, and Facebook as viewers look for engaging short-form content on-the-go. Online video has gained huge momentum in India. YouTube alone has 400 million users and Google expects this number to double in the next three years, making India one of its fastest growing markets. As the popularity of online video is only expected to rise, this will transform the TV experience for Indian audiences in 2018 and beyond. Within this, there are some key trends that are important for TV providers to consider as they prepare to capitalize on the popularity of short-form video. read more... |
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By Danish Wadhwa 
As a concept, Big Data asserts that more data is being collected at a faster rate than before, but this concept is more than just the volume of data. Big Data provides a complete picture of the data’s value and of the actionable process feedback or of equipment to monitor. When it comes to traditional data storage and analytics tools, they are not designed to process the huge amount of data and cannot manage the speed with which it is being collected. The use of Big Data has accelerated across industries, thanks to the growth of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) landscape, and the development of open-source data-handling tools read more... |
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By Pramit Kumar 
Video has successfully evolved manifolds, specifically within the business domain The main reason apart from saving a lot on transit expenditure, video has successfully “personalized” the remote meetings. Video has answered the most prominent business challenges like managing distributed workforce, taking care of internal communications, faster and informed decision making and inculcating BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) to have a more flexible working hours. However, these are mostly relevant to the end users. Talking about the technological partners, video enabled solutions invokes incredible sale opportunities for them as well. The following discussion shows how can Service Providers be benefited from PeopleLink Solutions. read more... |
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By Quah Mei Lee, Industry Principal - Telecoms & Payments Strategy, Digital Transformation [APAC], Frost & Sullivan  Throughout Asia-Pacific, where smartphone penetration is the highest in the world, consistent progress by local governments toward cashless societies benefits the mobile payments market. Leading the cashless transformation within Asia Pacific are high-income developed nations such as South Korea, Australia and Singapore. Malaysia and China are still middle-income nations, but benefit from strong regulatory pressure coupled with rapidly growing payment-infrastructure should soon raise them to the ranks of high-income nations. read more... |
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Early Rollout of 5G in Asia-Pacific Requires Careful Strategies from Mobile Network Operators and Strong Government/Regulator Support
By Quah Mei Lee, Industry Principal - Telecoms & Payments Strategy, Digital Transformation [APAC], Frost & Sullivan  Initial focus on select markets and spectrum/network sharing to manage price points will expedite 5G take-off, finds Frost & Sullivan’s Digital Transformation teamKuala Lumpur, Malaysia – August 15, 2017 – The imminent rollout of 5G will transform the telecommunications industry in Asia-Pacific. As internet speeds go up and data costs come down, new industries will emerge and the playing field between mobile network operators (MNOs) and fixed broadband providers will level out. Justifying the high implementation costs of 5G in the developing world alongside 4G, where 4G is still growing from its current 10% penetration and demand for 5G services is finite or limited, will, however, prove a restraint. Fitting 5G efficiently into existing 2G/3G/4G MNO networks and services portfolios while managing customer migration will also be challenging. read more... |
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By Yash Menghani  Internet of Things (IoT) describes a system where items in the physical world, and sensors within or attached to these items, are connected to the Internet via wireless and wired Internet connections. These sensors can use various types of local area connections such as RFID, NFC, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Zigbee. Sensors can also have wide area connectivity such as GSM, GPRS, 3G, and LTE.Though IoT is the most discussed technology but it is not a new concept. With improved mobile and broadband connectivity over 50 billion devices will be connected by 2020. IoT will connect both motionless and living things, use sensors for data collection and change the kinds of things that will communicate over an IP network. Currently IoT is considered to communicate, control & automate and save costs read more... |
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Clover Infotech’s FAH services - Empowering organizations to create single source of accounting truth from legacy and disparate source systems
Manish Asawa, AVP – Enterprise Applications Clover Infotech  The need for organizations across the globe to grow, both organically and inorganically, is more pertinent than ever before. As organizations are growing big with acquisitions (sometimes across borders) almost every day, they are faced with the challenge of disparate accounting systems which come as a part of it. Even organizations that are growing organically need to adapt to multiple legacy systems, record different sets of transactions and should have the latest standardized financial reporting across the organization. Financial Accounting Hub (FAH) from Oracle is one such answer to the need of having consistent and accurate representation of accounting and financial information. read more... |
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By Yash Menghani  The current Indian budget will prove to be a catalyst which allows broadband access to thousands of Indian villages and incentivizes digital payments. Demonetization was a major trigger to push digital payment industry. Companies involved in the digital payments have received tremendous growth, such as Paytm have witnessed growth up to 300% app downloads. The beneficiaries from the digital eco-system will not be limited to banking sector but also other industries such as broadcast & OTT will also reap enormous benefits in the future. Here is how digitization will impact read more... |
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By Yash Menghani  “I like live audiences, with real people – virtual reality is no substitute” quoted Hillary Clinton. But technology is inevitable. Virtual reality is bringing change in various industry sectors including entertainment, health, automotive, industrial, education and so on. Good VR content will adopt the technology fast to be used for various purposes. India VR headsets sales soar over $3.4 million during the first quarter of the year, according to a report by market intelligence and advisory firm 6Wresearch. read more... |
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By Mr. Amit Daga, MD, Deal Kya Hai ?  The implementation of technology within the retail space is shaping how consumers interact with brands. A number of technology trends over the past five years have dramatically altered the retail landscape. Today, consumers have become increasingly savvy at taking more control of their shopping experiences. Smart retailers understand that deciphering shoppers’ behaviour is instrumental for a unified success. Retailers are warming up to sending target specific messages to their customers, creating an exclusive, personalized experience, unmatched by competitors. The foundation for this revamping lies in the attempt to utilize a massive amount of data that is easily read more... |
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By Mr. Sanjay Joshi, Country Manager, Edimax Technology  Wireless Network provides better connectivity, productivity and increased network expansion with an incremental spent.Over the past years, one of the most dynamic technological trends is the availability and growing probability of ubiquitous connectivity whether it is for accessing information, having a video call or checking emails irrespective of place, time or situation. In today’s modern scenario, wireless technology is becoming a technological workhorse in all sorts of organizations read more... |
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By Mr. Vipin Tyagi, Executive Director, C-DOT  C-DOT, Centre for Development of Telematics, the premier telecom R&D centre of the Deptt. Of Telecommunications, Govt. of India has been instrumental in building the telecommunication backbone of the nation since its inception in 1984. The progenitor of the indigenous telecom revolution in the nation, C-DOT, today stands as a pioneer R&D house in the field of Telecommunications with a diverse product portfolio spanning over a wide array of technologies including Switching and Routing, Optical, Wireless, Security and other telecom software applications. read more...
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By Are Mathisen, SVP APAC, Conax  Harnessing the benefits of a changing pay-TV landscape and planning for a successful digital TV platformDSO, digital switch-over, is a first step towards a new world in pay-TV. Let’s take a look beyond. Undisputedly, television has gone through radical changes in the last decade and is now entering the era of Internet TV where flexibility and device reach of a TV platform is becoming increasingly important. Content is available on a range of different devices; tablets are used as companion devices; social media is increasingly influencing TV consumption and vast video libraries read more.... |
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By Mr. Vinay Chopra, Director, Keith Electronics  It is an ambitious program from Government of India projected at Rs 1,13,000 Crores. This will be for delivering good governance to citizens by synchronized and co-ordinated engagement with both Central & State Government.
This program has been prepared by Department of Electronics and Information Technology and will impact on Ministry of Communications & IT, Ministry of Rural Development, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Ministry of Health and others. The vision of Digital India is to transform the country into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy. It would ensure that government services are available to every citizen electronically. read more...
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