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Date: 23 July 2020

The internet landscape is growing. It’s not just about computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones anymore. Now a multitude of devices is internet-connected. The list of “smart” devices includes washing machines, robotic vacuum cleaners, door locks, toys, and toasters. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the term — for anything that connects to the internet.  The range of existing and potential Internet of Things (IoT) devices is enormous. Consumers often use their smartphones to communicate with IoT devices, whether it’s a smart speaker or home thermostat. Connected devices offer convenience, like helping you make a grocery list, or savings, like when you turn down the heat at home while you’re on vacation.  But how many of us understand IoT?  The impact and how it can change our life? How will the future look like?

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Innovation Warriors Series

From Blockchain to Emerging Technologies, Internet of Things or Digital Disruption these talks aim to unlock the innovation opportunities by enabling collaboration between tech warriors to the development of a smart and promising tourism ecosystem for the next decades.

Panelists: Sharma Zehra, Effendy Zulfikly, Mazlan Abbas

Moderator: Abdul Sacoor

Webinar Hosted by: Learninpal | Date: 14 July 2020

Most incumbent telcos who have been operating in the cellular space have similar challenges and views. And they are probably right. Here’re my thoughts why I think most operators view IOT sceptically. Here's why...

There are many reasons to implement a smart agriculture solution into commercial and local farming. In a world where the internet of things is accelerating adoption of data gathering and automation, an important industry such as agriculture can surely benefit.

Smart tracking comes in various forms - either to track an individual, family or vehicle. Let's take a look at how this smart tracking will benefit the users or stakeholders.

On December 2014, Malaysia faced one of the worst flood disasters in history. Malaysians faced the dangers of flood every year but still we are unable to provide an early warning system to the public. More than 200,000 people got displaced from their homes. Many houses destroyed, and Millions of RM lost.

True enough that we have some sensors detecting the rise of water in many of the rivers. But can we go beyond than just warning the public and get the answer to why floods always happen? We can’t always say the reason of flood is the “Act of God.”

By now you have probably read all the news on how Covid-19 is impacting the economy – both globally and locally. Some of you may have already felt the pinch, while the others are bracing for the impact to come, or you might be one of the few businesses that stand to benefit from this crisis. The magnitude and speed of impact will very much be dependent on the industries you are serving plus how strong your business foundation is.

We understand the stress you are facing – be it with your business or family. Whichever stage you are, we would like to offer 8 very practical guidelines for you to manage this period of uncertainties.

Jom Pakai IoT Series

Jom Pakai IoT Series