Johan Vermij is a research analyst for the 451 Research Internet of Things practice at S&P Global Market Intelligence. He covers the digital transformation of the energy sector. His smart energy research covers power and utilities, and oil and gas, as well as distributed energy resources, vehicle-to-grid integration and sustainability. Secondary research areas include operational technology security, the private spaceflight sector and autonomous robotics. As a Cambridge Institute of Sustainable Leadership (CISL) alumnus, he has a special interest in the role technology plays in sustainable innovation. Prior to joining S&P Global Market Intelligence, he worked as an IoT and security practitioner, managing innovation projects across multiple sectors including aerospace, government and finance.
As the largest private energy company in Ukraine battles to keep the lights on while under fire, digital twins are playing a critical role in modeling grid repair scenarios. According to DTEK, the technology will help energy workers identify weak spots in the grid and the most efficient ways to reinforce them. The goal is to reduce the number of emergencies, and therefore power interruptions, for residents and business.
The 2024 edition of the Enlit conference and exhibition spread across three halls of the Fiera Milano, with a full 15,000-square-meter hall dedicated to just smart meter vendors. As the utility industry is starting to crunch exabytes, the number of IT vendors in attendance is growing.
As it pivots away from its CSP-only telco approach, the vendor is seeking to strengthen its position as a B2B technology leader by delivering services on top of its platform. The launch of its Drone-in-a-Box service as a full-stack tool is a sneak peak of what this strategic shift could entail for Nokia.
The building sector sits at the very center of global climate concerns. As buildings prepare for grid instability, dynamic energy pricing and emerging technologies, energy management systems will play a key role in providing resilience and supporting business continuity.
When it comes to IoT usage, organizations are all over the map. Some have no adoption plans in place, while many others have IoT fully in use. Take five minutes to read five Voice of the Customer qualitative interview comments and what they mean.
Targeting the smart building and built environment, Neeve is entering a competitive market. Its three core products aim to deliver reduced operating costs and improve security and portfolio visibility. The vendor counts its secure access service edge and remote access products among enabling technologies for zero-trust network access for smart buildings.
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