Industrial IoT Solutions with Edge Computing

For Communication Service Providers (CSPs), IoT is a growth market. Service providers are beginning to develop and launch specific offerings for enterprises who are utilizing IoT as part of their core business, beyond the provision of simple data plans that enable network connectivity. 

The complete guide to selecting the Industrial IoT gateway that is right for your project size, deployment strategy and geographic spread.

And so it begins...

The railway industry is undergoing a major change. Passenger demand is increasing due to a growing population and a rising preference for environmentally friendly travel options, making
public transport more essential than ever. Non-passenger railways are also evolving thanks to infrastructure investments and state-led initiatives. These changes are accompanied by

SecFlow-1p isn't just just another piece of hardware. It is a gateway designed with the security needs of utilities in mind and is equipped with various features to thwart cyber threats. SecFlow-1p ensures secure connectivity through VPN support, creating encrypted communication channels that protect data as it travels between the gateway and central systems.
 

At its most basic level, encryption is the process of protecting information or data by using mathematical models to scramble it so that only the parties who have the key can access it. That process can range from simple to very complex. Mathematicians and computer scientists have invented specific forms of encryption that are used to protect information and data that consumers and businesses rely on every day.

Expanding Horizons with Satellite Networks

Satellite Communications provide a perfect fit for countries with limited cellular infrastructure, as well as in rural areas and difficult terrains such as over mountains. In some industries, for example, shipping, satellites are the only option for ongoing communications.

The oil and gas industry is going through a digital transformation and therefore turnaround time is faster. However, that poses challenges for the oil and gas companies. With security on everyone’s mind, threats are evolving and pose risks for devices and so much more. The data comes from sensors, cameras, etc.

Having constant power is paramount and when faced with harsh weather conditions, this can be a challenge. This is because you have to deal with gaining access inside the power stations can be hazardous and, sometimes, impossible. Therefore, appropriate measures are vital to ensure ongoing power supply.

Mission-critical organizations, including power utilities, oil and gas companies, transportation, water utilities, and public safety agencies, face a range of telecommunications challenges. These include ensuring resiliency and redundancy in the face of natural disasters and cyber threats, modernizing infrastructure with IoT and IIoT devices, and maintaining regulatory compliance.

Challenge: Ensuring secure & reliable substation monitoring and control

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems play a crucial role in substation automation, as they enable operators to remotely monitor and control protection relays, circuit breakers, voltage regulators, and other substation equipment. 

As power grids become more interconnected and reliant on digital communication systems, ensuring cybersecurity becomes critical.

Challenge: Reliable, Real-time Smart Connectivity Between Substations with Digital Transformation in Power Grids

Challenge: Global Warming and Vandalism Risk Critical Power Transmission Assets

Rise to Current Challenges

a) Facilitate streamlining
b) Integrate flexibly
c) Ensure security 

Buyer’s Checklist Per Use Case
Read about specific use cases, such as mobile cell towers, power transmission lines and substations, water utility/waste management, and smart cities/smart building capabilities.

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• Why TWAMP is an effective standard-based method for monitoring performance in IP networks
• Why performance guarantees in L3 are now expected for premium business services and LTE backhaul
• Why TWAMP support is a critical element in the PM toolbox of service assurance NIDs
• A solution for full L2 and L3 support for service delivery and performance monitoring in all form-factors.