The connected world has broadened the platform for attack by cybercriminals. Cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated, targeted, widespread and undetected with malware often ranked as the number one threat.
Transport and logistics are leading other markets in digital transformation. This 44-page paper explores opportunities and challenges for transport and logistics providers in this rapidly evolving space.
This report surveyed city officials and executives from telcos, system integrators and other suppliers to find out which smart city approaches are proving most successful.
This white paper explores the role that digital screens in public places play as cities begin to leverage connectivity and IoT in the built environment.
This white paper addresses IoT security best practices at the device and application level such as data and network traffic encryption, audit trails, granular permissions and visibility and a secure software development life cycle (SDLC).
This report covers the results from SmartCitiesWorld global survey carried out in February 2018, but also looks at how the Internet of Things (IoT) powers many smart city services which benefit citizens, businesses and city municipalities.
An independent report by O’Reilly which looks at how the give-and-take between a city’s digital assets & its citizens is absolutely fundamental along with why local is the perfect scale for smart-technology innovation.
How do you make a city smart? That is the underlying question that unites the responses to the SmartCitiesWorld/ Philips Lighting survey, which draws on input from 150 thought leaders from across the world.
The 4th edition of Northeast Group’s study finds the global street lighting market evolving at a rapid pace, with new projects, an increasingly competitive vendor landscape, and new applications in development
The importance of Smart City platforms as a key mechanism for integrating smart technologies, enabling the rapid delivery of new applications, and creating a connected Smart City ecosystem.
Beneath our streets lie complex networks of cables and pipes – but often, the owners of these systems have little idea of their precise nature or location. Emerging digital technologies could enable us to build real-time, 3D maps of our buried utilities – reducing inefficiencies, costs and risks.
A guide for determining the required regulatory, governance, commercial, and technological environment to facilitate policy and customer-optimised mobility services.
