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UrsalinkVPN Is Officially Launched to Guard and Grow Your M2M Communications

XIAMEN, CHINA–September 13, 2018–Ursalink, an innovative manufacturer of the most reliable and robust M2M/IoT products, unveils UrsalinkVPN. As a matter of fact, UrsalinkVPN acts as a secure termination point for all Ursalink routers and offers seamless communication. (more…)

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December 10, 2018

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The utilities sector is undergoing a seismic shift

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IoT specialists, Arm, have put together the ultimate collection of reports, whitepapers and case studies to take your utilities business to the next level. (more…)

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December 7, 2018

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Data management and data analytics: A synergistic relationship

Connectivity management enables data calls to be made to devices. Devices generate data, which is the fuel that powers the IoT, but the value of that data depends on what you do with it. The first step comes from data management services, which increase operational efficiency by monitoring and maintaining the performance of remote devices and improving business processes by enabling seamless sharing of data across users and devices.   (more…)

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Data analytics is driving IoT’s future

IoT analytics can be divided into two broad categories: device data analytics and network analytics. A further division can be made into descriptive, diagnostic, predictive and prescriptive analytics. These are generic terms that predate IoT, but they are just as relevant today. The early analysis of enterprise data, e.g. data generated by mainstream systems like CRM and ERP, was and still is done with a Business Intelligence platform. (more…)

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Ursalink Officially Launches DeviceHub – Its Centralized Device Management Platform

Xiamen, China August 29, 2018 – Ursalink, a customer-centric IoT/M2M hardware provider, proudly launched Ursalink DeviceHub. To clarify, Ursalink DeviceHub is a centralized device management platform. Therefore, it empowers strong connectivity between engineers and devices. Meanwhile, it provides an affordable solution for easily deploying devices across multiple locations.

As a result, Ursalink DeviceHub allows engineers to manage Ursalink routers from a single location anytime. In addition, it is able to monitor all critical parameters of remote routers. For example, it can perform configuration, upgrade firmware, analyze system log, create graphic reports and more. Certainly, it helps to improve productivity, reduce costs, and enhance the intelligence of your network and business operations.

Key Features:

Device Configuration: Configure device and synchronize profiles remotely
Firmware Upgrade: Upgrade firmware in bulk remotely
Real-Time Monitoring: Acquire device’s location and more
Alternative Hosting: Hosted by Ursalink or on your own server
Comprehensive Report: Generate reports of failed connection, firmware upgrade, etc.
.DEB Package Installation: Installed via .deb files
Secure Access: Accessed securely via HTTPS network protocol
Task List: Pause running/to-do missions & Restart paused/failed missions

Consequently, with so many features available, Ursalink DeviceHub, thus, makes itself easy to sync, monitor and manage data anytime.

Key Benefits:

Fast DEB Installation: No complex compilation is needed.
Data Analysis: System log from all Ursalink devices can be firstly restored and secondly composed in graphic reports. Thus, users can easily analyze data.
Cost Reduction: Automation, remote control & synchronization make, therefore, resource usage effective and efficient and require fewer people to operate

 

Ursalink DeviceHub Packages:

Datasheet
Installation Guide
User Guide

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Remote SIM Provisioning unlocks new use cases

IoT specialists, Arm, have put together the ultimate collection of reports, whitepapers and case studies to take your utilities business to the next level. (more…)

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December 3, 2018

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Device Management

Without managed connectivity there is no IoT. Without device management there is no business case. Layers one and two in the IoT stack are inexorably linked. Connectivity enables data calls to be made to the devices, in turn device performance needs to be managed in order to realise the requisite solution. This process involves authenticating, provisioning, configuring, monitoring and maintaining the functionality of diverse devices. Secure access is a key component, but it is normally provided as an integral part of an end-to-end solution. (more…)

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November 19, 2018

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Blockchain’s intrinsic functionality is important

Blockchain networks are secure, redundant and self-healing. When deployed they “build trust, reduce costs and accelerate transactions”. The quote comes from IBM. The company has more than 1,000 staff and $200 million invested in the blockchain-powered IoT. Deployments have been made by Maersk, a cargo shipping giant, and Walmart, the world’s biggest retailer, but small and medium-sized enterprises can obtain similar benefits. Blockchain is a mainstream development that really does break new ground, as did the Internet and voice followed by video over IP. (more…)

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IoT Evolution Expo

Event date: January 29 – February 1, 2019
Lauderdale, Florida, USA

IoT Evolution is where OT and IT professionalsdevelopersand business executives go to learn how to strategize, build and profit from end to end IoT solutions. From building a network of edge devices to IoT gateways to scalable IoT connectivity networks, IoT Evolution covers all the critical issues and provides attendees with an unmatched resource for information, contacts, partners and providers. (more…)
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November 15, 2018

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IoT Platforms: is interoperability an issue?

Interoperability is coming: it’s only a question of when, not if. The IoT is predicated on the creation of a web of platforms that support smart environments in cities, manufacturing, health, energy and so on. Companies that want to work closely with their partners are creating smart ecosystems that comprise different platforms. Therefore an efficient, secure flow of information between platforms is required. It’s required for applications like the value chains of manufacturers and it becomes a critical issue when companies are acquired. Moreover a recent McKinsey report indicates that up to 40 percent of the value of the IoT can only be enabled with interoperability. (more…)

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October 23, 2018

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