Tag: Iridium

McKinsey projects that the Internet of Things (IoT) could generate global value of $5.5 trillion - $12.6 trillion by 2030 but just 50% of businesses consider their satellite IoT deployment a success. This article outlines the most common challenges including security and scalability, and potential solutions, to help you create more successful IoT projects.

Discover how satellite IoT modules are empowering businesses to enhance customer interactions, boost operational efficiency, and gain valuable insights. With global coverage and reliable performance, these modules enable organisations to tap into the immense potential of the IoT.

Satellite IoT enables IoT connectivity in remote and potentially dangerous areas - but it's not a one-size-fits-all proposition. This post explores the various options available based on the orbiting height of the satellite network.

Satellite IoT technology provides reliable and truly global connectivity for a wide range of real-world applications. In this article, we explore some of the most promising use cases for Satellite IoT, including asset tracking, environmental monitoring, and remote sensing.

When LoRaWAN is a good choice for your IoT device wireless network, and how LoRaWAN and satellite connectivity can work together to maximise coverage, connectivity, and cost control.

The future of Industry 4.0 is dependent on reliable, ubiquitous connectivity. Read about the steps being taken to integrate satellite technology into 5G architecture to better support an increasingly connected world.

91% of businesses surveyed by Inmarsat believe satellite connectivity is key to improving the effectiveness of IoT solutions. But many still consider satellite connectivity expensive. Our response? It’s far more cost-effective than you might think.

The global autonomous farm equipment market is worth an estimated $62.89 billion. But without resilient, ubiquitous connectivity, Ag operators won't be able to reap the full benefits. Read how satellite communications can help.

Iridium Certus is available in three speed classes: Certus 100, which is intended for IoT applications; Certus 200, which is good for basic internet and voice, and Certus 700, which delivers the fastest L-band internet broadband speeds currently available, up to 704 Kbps.