Shipping
Although the shipping industry is often considered traditional for its slow embrace of new technologies, many companies are harnessing the power of technological advancement. With the ever-increasing people and cargo loads, and ship sizes, the pressure is on to streamline operations.
As a result, the shipping industry is currently undergoing a massive shift toward smart technologies, revamping sea going operations, fleet management, cargo monitoring and tracking, and on-board experience for clients.
“Without Diffusion, the Ocean Guardian system would be performing unnecessary, repetitious work for every shipboard device connected, wasting valuable memory and CPU processing power – increasing operational costs.”
Airlines
In order to provide smooth passenger travel and efficient cargo transport, airlines must constantly engage, serve, and deliver and track information and transactions for their customers – 24x7x365. To be effective, airline applications and systems must constantly monitor and manage data to assure an optimal customer experience, efficient equipment maintenance, and optimal supplier, fleet, and terminal logistics. The Internet of Things plays a large part in the success of this endeavor.
Airlines are developing and enhancing mobile, web, and even smartwatch applications, for both customers and airline personnel to streamline operations and improve profitability.
“The Internet of Things will enable a truly connected airline to be a smart airline as well, deliver exceptional customer services, and win in the marketplace.”
