Sharath Muddaiah

2 weeks ago | thefastmode.com | Sharath Muddaiah

Adoption of IoT continues to grow at an extraordinary pace. According to data from Transforma Insights, the number of IoT-connected devices is expected to jump from 16.1 billion in 2023 to nearly 40 billion by 2033. Smart labels, which effectively transform any item into an IoT device, are also primed to see a similar surge in adoption; the smart label market is projected to expand from $14.1 billion in 2024 to over $64 billion by 2034.

3 weeks ago | ecommercenews.in | Sharath Muddaiah

As the adoption of smart labels starts to take hold, enterprises are beginning to amass a huge volume of data. Once collated and analysed, this data has the potential to bring value to the company in question, providing prized insights that can help radically improve operational performance. But how do enterprises manage and process the data gathered? And how is the industry evolving with regard to smart label data sharing?

3 weeks ago | datacentrenews.uk | Sharath Muddaiah

As the adoption of smart labels starts to take hold, enterprises are beginning to amass a huge volume of data. Once collated and analysed, this data has the potential to bring value to the company in question, providing prized insights that can help radically improve operational performance. But how do enterprises manage and process the data gathered? And how is the industry evolving with regard to smart label data sharing?

1 month ago | ecommercenews.uk | Sharath Muddaiah

Technology holds immense potential to improve productivity, efficiency, and innovation. However, adopting new technologies is not always straightforward; it is often inhibited by factors such as cultural reticence to change within an organisation or the lack of adequate supporting infrastructure. Indeed, investment in additional networking infrastructure or software platforms is increasingly required in parallel with the new product or solution to ensure it can be deployed successfully.

2 months ago | ecommercenews.uk | Sharath Muddaiah

International trade has become increasingly complex of late, with increasing legislation, customs charges and compliance adding to the complexity of importing and exporting goods. But how is technology helping international exports and imports? And what role can smart labels play in facilitating the process?