IoT solutions can help the life sciences sector enable more environmentally friendly, sustainable laboratory operations while enhancing efficiencies, promoting cost savings, and creating safer workplaces.
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In recent years, demand for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions has gone mainstream. This is especially true among enterprises who see IoT, and data from devices, as an opportunity to generate new insights that can help reduce costs and drive innovative business models.
When it comes to low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) technologies, LoRaWAN networks are ideal for scaled enterprise IoT deployments due to their long-range connectivity, battery life preservation capabilities, simple implementation, and flexibility.
The future of lab operations relies on creating a strategic and operational framework allowing life sciences companies and the people – namely scientists – to innovate quickly and bring innovation with speed to market by leveraging data.
One size never fits all, which is why choosing the right LoRaWAN network provider is fundamental for every IoT project. Technical expertise, experience, deployment support, reliability, affordability, and scalability are key criteria to consider when choosing a network provider.
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