IoT has real-world consequences for mobile operators and the networks that connect them. This plain English guide looks at the emerging security, reliability and performance demands of IoT – and how to choose a backbone to meet them.

1. And why mobile operators need to listen

2. The Internet of Things
means billions of connections
that don’t say a word.

3. That’s exciting.
But also kind of scary.

4. IoT traffic will make up less than of that
The GSMA estimates that by 2022,
the IoT market will be worth

5. …the other will be dependent on it.

6. IoT will also make mobile
operators central to opportunities
from self-driving cars to wearables
and connected healthcare.
The upside is

7. But what happens if
your self-driving car
loses connection?

8. What happens if your
wearables get hacked?

9. What happens if your
connected pacemaker
can’t connect?!!

10. The Internet of things
means real-life applications
with real-time delivery demands
and very real consequences.

12. Delivering the reliability, security and scalability that IoT demands,
takes a chain of connectivity.

13. Mobile operators need to connect devices
to device managers all over the world.

14. That’s where multi-hop peering models face a challenge.

15. When data hops network you lose:
SECURITY VISIBILITY RELIABILITY

16. And it’s your customers’ brands
that are on the line.

17. For end-to-end quality you need
end-to-end control.

19. WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE A GOOD ONE
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