IDC Worldwide: Fresh and inventive impact of IoT on South African business
The worldwide spend on IoT is anticipated to pass US$1 trillion by 2024, according to the IDC Worldwide Semi-annual IoT Spending Guide forecast of May 2021
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Digitally track and locate tools with Brady’s RFID solution. (Image source: Brady Corporation)
Satellite partnership expands African connectivity
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Satellite partnership targets Southern Africa’s connectivity gap
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