Exploring Maersk’s approach to IoT Connectivity
The global integrated logistics giant Maersk moves 12 million containers every year and delivers to every corner of the globe. So how do they make sure that their complicated web of assets remains visible, secure, and efficient?
- Why freedom to operate was crucial for Maersk.
- Why visibility and real-time debugging are vital for IoT projects.
- How a device-agnostic connectivity solution gave Maersk the flexibility they needed.
- How it’s possible to cut data usage up to 90% by moving device logic to the network.
- How Maersk solved the cellular IoT connectivity problem on open seas
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[00:49]Meet the presenters
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[03:19]Maersk & IoT connectivity
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[05:00]Maersk & Onomondo
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[10:19]Maersk’s challenges
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[14:40]Onomondo’s solutions
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[17:35]Switching network operators
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[19:00]Devices, data and battery life
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[27:22]Question on permanent roaming restrictions
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[29:05]Question on overheads in data consumption
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[35:17]Data from Maersk’s reefers
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[36:36]Troubleshooting & debugging
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[44:04]Maersk & Onomondo
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[49:58]Question on dry container vision
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[54:41]Question on open sea connectivity
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