The rapid expansion of devices creates opportunities to gain faster insights by connecting the unconnected. The Internet of Things (IoT) offers new ways to drive efficiencies, engage customers, and develop new business with greater insights at the Intelligent Edge.
By 2020, it is expected that more than 28 billion IoT devices will be in operation. In anticipation of this explosive growth, HPE recognises that success hinges on the ability of organisations to transform their IT infrastructure and operations through IoT-readiness initiatives.
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Regardless of where you are in your IoT journey, there are five keys to success to consider. Join this webinar to get a complete understanding of how to successfully adopt and implement IoT within your organisation.
Increase production uptime and reduce operational risks. The Internet of Things for industries enables you to collect and analyse data from connected assets, people and places to deliver actionable insights in an industrial environment.
Connect devices across multiple protocols and standards, merge data streams, and optimise acquired data for relevancy and context.
Implement rigorous security standards to protect data at rest and in motion, apply detailed access controls, and monitor for malicious behavior.
Take action to improve customer response, remediate underperforming processes, and develop new business opportunities.
IoT isn’t a single-box, plug-and-play product. It’s an entire ecosystem of solutions from multiple vendors, as varied as the environment it’s deployed in. Building high-performing IoT projects takes input from experienced partners and HPE experts worldwide, from knowledge gathered in documented use cases and shared among a collaborative consortia. Discover how to improve industrial operations, enhance enterprise workspaces and connect devices across wide areas.
Accelerate your responsiveness to new insights and monetise data from connected devices with solutions to help you transform to an IoT-enabled, future-ready organisation.
Industrial-grade systems that can connect, compute, and store data at the network edge in virtually any environment and provide aggregation and analysis of video streams, time series data, and industrial protocols.
Security solutions that protect IoT data from theft, modification, and exploitation with strong network access and behavior analytics averywhere users and devices connect.
An intelligent software layer that turns connectivity into a rich experience for mobile users and includes location and context to gain actionable insights for business and IT.
An interactive one-day session to help you define strategic objectives to exploit the potential of IoT, align key stakeholders, expand collaboration and identify quick wins.
Location-based services for creating engaging experiences for employees and guests while fueling business intelligence. The solutions include wayfinding capabilities, proximity campaigns, asset tracking, and location analytics.
The Internet of Things for industries enable you to collect and analyse data from connected assets, people and places, to deliver actionable insights in an industrial environment, so you can increase production uptime and reduce operational risks.
Create personalised experiences in buildings and venues with enterprise IoT technology. Increase efficiency, engagement, and innovation with intelligent spaces tailored to the needs of your customers and employees.
Connect and monetise the vast amount of data generated by devices across large spaces. Wide-area IoT technology can scale to billions of devices and can communicate across stationary and moving objects, enabling smart cities, connected vehicles, and precision agriculture.
The iconic golf competition will for the first time provide a truly connected course, with wireless connectivity for over 51,000 users, to improve fan experience and support its live scoring system and player performance tracking.
Texmark Chemicals modernised its petrochemical plant with advanced IoT technologies to achieve new levels of innovation, efficiency, and safety.
HIROTEC’s new infrastructure eliminates data processing latency and provides analysis in real time to help it efficiently manage its factory machinery.
CenterPoint Energy deployed 2.4 million smart meters to its customers to increase operational efficiency, enhance customer satisfaction, and provide nonstop energy services.
Purdue University partnered with HPE and Aruba to launch a digital agriculture initiative that uses IoT technology to gather, transmit and analyse field data.
Tottenham Hotspur builds a new, state-of-the-art stadium incorporating cutting-edge IT to deliver an enhanced experience for fans while maximising its own business success.
Aruba Wi-Fi + Meridian serves 32 million passengers and improves operations at Rio de Janeiro’s airport as a result of preparations for the Olympics.
Schedule a visit to Texmark Chemicals and see in person how IoT technology in action has transformed the oil and gas industry.
Define your strategic objectives for IoT and chart your fastest path to unifying stakeholders and achieving quick wins in this interactive, customisable one-day session.
Discover how adding intelligence to devices at the edge promises to reduce hunger, cut traffic, improve health care and solve some of the world’s greatest challenges.
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1 IDC Directions Conference, Frank Gens Keynote Address, February 2017
2 “The Internet of Things: Mapping the Value Beyond the Hype,” McKinsey Global Institute, June 2015
3 HPE/Aruba survey, January 2017
