LoRaWAN®: The Agile Game Changer for Industry 4.0 and IIoT

Industry 4.0 brings a new set of technologies to enable the Internet of Things (IoT) and more importantly the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) revolution. It can often feel like a daunting task to find a starting point to plan for IIoT implementations.  Here at Webee, we focus inward on the customer and take a consultative approach to help our customers develop, deploy and scale their IoT initiatives.  Mostly importantly, we provide real world solutions for our customer’s real world challenges.  

During the past LoRa Alliance Industry 4.0 webinar, Webee joined a panel of experts from; Chevron, Multi-Tech Systems Inc., Yokogawa, Aloxy, and Worldsensing to discuss the long-term implications of technology for cost efficiency through digitization.

During the webinar, we explored several IIoT use cases that come into play in large, often hazardous, industrial environments, such as event monitoring, large construction monitoring, warehouse management, infrastructure, and asset tracking.

Here are some highlights from the insightful conversation:

• Focus on the challenges your organization and industry is facing.
• Set clear KPIs and goals for what you wish to accomplish with your solution, application and deployment. 
• Look for market ready solutions that are available to be quickly tested, developed and deployed in a specific project or use case that your organization has identified.
• Identify the right Sensor, connectivity and software partners to assist in taking your project from whiteboard to reality. 
• Remember to focus on the data.  How are you going to use this data?  How can this data be used for actionable insights to drive greater operational efficiencies and enhancements to your organization's industrial processes?

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LoRaWAN® A DIGITAL REVOLUTION FOR OIL & GAS FROM SCADA TO INDUSTRIAL IOT

In this white paper learn about LoRaWAN® applications and deployments within the Oil & Gas (O&G) sector.

Players around the world who are driving the long-term implications for O&G cost efficiency through digitization present examples of LoRaWAN deployments that have proven to be successful for day-to-day operations. They are Actility, Aloxy, Chevron,
Lansitec Technology Co., Ltd., Multi-Tech Systems, Inc., OrbiWise, Pepperl+Fuchs Group, TEKTELIC, Webee, and Yokogawa.

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