IoT & secure communications
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The neccesity of safeguarding our water supply networks.
IoT is transforming waste management by enabling connectivity between devices, machinery, and people.
In Japan in 1979, the first mobile network, named 1G, was launched, and in 1991, 2G, with the GSM standard, became commercially available in Finland.
After several decades in service, the phasing out of 2G and 3G in favor of 4G and 5G is well underway across Europe. Despite the imminent shift, few companies, authorities, organizations, and other important societal functions are ready for the transition.
The fact that our cities are becoming smarter, characterised by the Internet of Things (IoT) and digitalisation, is essential for the development of society.
With the decommissioning of the old copper networks, as well as the 2G and 3G networks, all alarms and other critical communications connected to this infrastructure will stop working. Learn how installers can prepare.
Consider this before the sunsetting of the telecommunications networks – a quick guide for companies
Much of today's critical societal communication is dependent on copper, 2G or 3G networks. The old telecommunications networks are now due to be phased out.
Technology and sustainability seem to be inherently juxtaposing things. One conjuring images of the natural, the other of the man-made. Which raises the question of, can the two co-exist, and perhaps even thrive together?