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Enterprise IoT Connectivity Management | John Candish, Head of IoT Products at SAP Digital Interconnect | #IoTMakers E032

IoT For All Podcast · 26 Jun 2019 · 41m

What this episode covers

John Candish, Head of IoT Products at SAP Digital Interconnect, explains how SAP IoT Connect 365 simplifies global enterprise connectivity by abstracting the complexity of multiple mobile operators and network technologies. He details how poor connectivity disrupts just-in-time manufacturing and supply chain visibility, creating significant operational risks for intelligent enterprises. Candish also discusses the role of AI in managing edge connectivity resilience and the strategic importance of planning for long-term scalability and security from the initial deployment phase.

Most relevant to

large enterprises

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
SAP, SAP Digital Interconnect
Products
SAP IoT Connect 365
Also
5G, LTE, NB-IoT, Wi-Fi, UWB

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