The Week

By Abhinav Singh

Though automation and Internet of Things (IoT) are much talked about technologies in India and abroad, it has been found that despite embracing these technologies, organisations and enterprises are not successful in extracting maximum profits from their IoT and automation projects. “India is emerging as one of the global markets at the forefront of connected services, that is being contributed by smart cities and other projects of the Indian government.

Deccan Chronicle

Yogesh Sahu, a young entrepreneur from Mumbai, delivering IT solutions to small and medium businesses, along with his friend Rajnish Bajpai, who is a software professional working abroad, together envisaged creating a transformation in rural India, knowing that Mobile Technology and IoT (Internet of Things) are the future of growth and development.

The Hindu Business Line  

By N Ramakrishnan

This augurs well for the Indian start-up ecosystem, which has seen quite a few Deep Tech, IP and product-led ventures solving problems that are typical to the country. pi Ventures, of which Manish is the Founding Partner, is an early-stage venture capital firm that focusses on start-ups in the Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Internet of Things space.

ET CIO 

“We have been alive to the (cyber) threat for some time, but the nature of the threat is expanding quite rapidly. With Internet of Things (IoT) and everything around our life getting interconnected, we suddenly realise the potential of the threat to be enormous. In preparation we are still lacking a bit as the organisational structures that are needed to counter this are not in place,” Lt. General (retd) D.S. Hooda told IANS in an interview.

The Asian Age 

IoT solutions are helping businesses to understand their customers/markets by providing intelligent inputs. Global Channel Resources offers vertical focused, comprehensive IoT solutions by validating and integrating such solutions available through multiple vendors. The role of the MSPs is paramount in implementing such solutions.

BW CIO World 

The future of the Internet of Things (IoT) is in peril. “IoT applications are hitting roadblocks due to the obsolete architecture of today’s Internet,” they said. “TCP/IP cannot cope any more with the sheer number of devices and the mobile nature of today’s connectivity.” “If you look at blockchain, you’ll see the same concern: the underlying protocol,” said Zhongxing Ming.

ET Telecom

By Muntazir Abbas

5G service providers can boost revenue by offering new digital services: CSG CSG, a business support solutions (BSS) provider said that telecom carriers are increasingly leveraging the cloud to bring down the recurring operational costs, and with India’s top service provider Bharti Airtel as one of the telcos to deploy revenue management platform, the US-based company feels that Asian markets are rapidly growing. Chris Burton, Head of Global Service Delivery at CSG in a conversation with ETTelecom’s Muntazir Abbas talks on telco cloud, Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G-enabled digital services.