Elizabeth Wallace

The autonomous driving trial conducted at BMW’s testing facilities in Munich has far reaching implications for fleet management tools.

The biggest takeaway is that shifting to telematics won’t be as tricky as it was in the past because the network infrastructure is finally here.

For now, telecoms will switch 5G on as planned after the delay but will avoid service near airports and runways over concerns about interference.

Cloud security and information management (SIEM) provides companies with options no matter where they are on the digital transformation scale.

A new video analytics partnership is part of a growing 5G ecosystem capable of delivering artificial intelligence to the edge.

Lockheed Martin and Verizon will combine their expertise and network structures to provide ultra-secure 5G solutions for the Department of Defense to meet future requirements for tactical operations in the continuing digital era.

Monitoring and observability collect information and provide visibility into what’s happening. Observability, however, ensures a rapid, accurate response where manual methods may delay a fix.

Digital twins offer companies the opportunity to test out new 5G environments and conduct maintenance on existing rollouts without significant disruption.

Embracing new technologies like AI and robotics will help mining operations become safer and more efficient.

IoT technology will have a stronger foundation thanks to the infrastructure bill’s focus on bridging the divide between areas with internet access and those who struggle to find quality internet.

Employees believe AI-enabled robots are better equipped to handle career demands because they can offer personalized, unbiased recommendations.

Without the right cybersecurity capabilities in place, 5G networks can’t realize their potential in autonomous operations.