The Future of Occupational Health and Safety with IoT

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On the other hand, companies in all sectors that were unable to embrace change due to technical and organisational barriers experienced reduced productivity and supply chain disruptions, with negative impacts on jobs and worker well-being.

In the era of digital transformation, creating value for business, the environment, and society requires a systems-oriented approach to anticipate and address future challenges. IDC predicts that 75% of the world’s 55.7 billion devices will be connected to IoT platforms by 2025, so enterprises need to think through long-term strategies for industry verticals, especially high-risk, resource- and labor-intensive industries.

Looking to the future of the workforce and the canada mobile database of IoT promises many opportunities in Industry 4.0. Transformative leadership with the right mindset, harnessing the power of digital technology, will play a vital role in ensuring business continuity with a focus on employee safety and security.

Myths and Misconceptions About Kubernetes
16.05.2022
It is vital that technology leaders understand the exact capabilities of Kubernetes from the start. Felix Rosbach, CCISP, Product Manager at comforte AG, highlights the biggest myths and misconceptions about Kubernetes for Information Age.

The advent of Kubernetes has brought about significant changes in the way applications are developed, orchestrated, scaled, and provisioned. So much so that the technology is gaining traction and many companies are adopting Kubernetes architecture due to its flexibility and ability to scale up or down based on demand, ensuring fault tolerance for any application architecture.