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IoT Innovations: How Data-Driven Farming is Enhancing Food Security in Kitui County

The people of Kitui County, Kenya, which is east of Nairobi, had three seasons of failed harvest. The communities in this county were feeling the effects of climate change, and life was extremely hard without successful harvests. CWS started working with these communities in 2021 to improve their resilience by increasing the utilization of technology in climate change information. Top: Michael…

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This day in history

#15yrsago Elderly woman prohibited from photographing empty swimming pool “to prevent paedophilia” https://web.archive.org/web/20080726021844/https://www.metro.co.uk/news/article.html

#15yrsago Living on the Edge: Danny O’Brien’s talk about moving our personal info off Web 2.0 and onto our computers https://www.oblomovka.com/wp/2008/07/24/video-from-living-on-the-edge-opentech-2008/

#15yrsago Cameraheads in Seattle protest CCTVs in public places https://slog.thestranger.com/2008/07/in_case_you_forgot_the_city_is_recording

#15yrsago Yahoo Music shutting down its DRM server, customers lose all their paid-for music the next time they crash or upgrade https://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2008/07/drm-still-sucks-yahoo-music-going-dark-taking-keys-with-it/

#15yrsago British ISPs sign up for surveillance and throttling of accused file-sharers https://web.archive.org/web/20080908081432/http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/article4387283.ece

#15yrsago Brit academics call for Bletchley Park funding https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7517874.stm

#15yrsago New York Yankees ban sunblock “to fight terrorism” — sell replacements at $5/oz https://nypost.com/2008/07/22/sunblockheads-at-the-stadium/

#10yrsago Machine vision breakthrough: 100,000 objects recognized with a single CPU https://ai.googleblog.com/2013/06/fast-accurate-detection-of-100000.html

#10yrsago Book-scanning brings the 19th century to life https://www.chronicle.com/blogs/conversation/2013/07/22/how-google-rediscovered-the-19th-century/

#10yrsago 14-year-old girl who was called a “whore” for her pro-Choice sign expresses disappointment in adult world https://web.archive.org/web/20130723222641/http://www.xojane.com/issues/billy-cain-tuesday-cain-jesus-isnt-a-dick-so-keep-him-out-of-my-vagina

#10yrsago Goths of Kenya https://thinkafricapress.com/goth-nairobi/

#10yrsago 3-Bee printing: tricking bees into making wax sculptures https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/film-80-000-bees-work-together-in-a-mould-to-make-a-3d-sculpture

#5yrsago Half a billion IoT devices inside of businesses can be hacked through decade-old DNS rebinding attacks https://www.armis.com/blog/dns-rebinding-exposes-half-a-billion-devices-in-the-enterprise/

#5yrsago Europe fines four electronics companies $130,000,000 for price-fixing https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/24/europe-fines-asus-denon-marantz-philips-pioneer-for-fixing-prices.html

#5yrsago Liberaltarianism: Silicon Valley’s emerging ideology of “disruption with economic airbags” https://www.wired.com/story/political-education-silicon-valley/

#5yrsago Court orders carriers to remotely brick phones that have been smuggled into prisons https://apnews.com/article/ccd7b6429a7f43228f88c17ca469c92c

#5yrsago Voice assistants suck (empirically) https://www.nngroup.com/articles/intelligent-assistant-usability/

#5yrsago Illinois’s “anti-corruption” Republican governor handed out $300,000 in cash at a campaign rally https://www.politico.com/story/2018/07/23/illinois-governor-rauner-cash-giveaway-736244

#5yrsago America’s economic growth has come from subprime borrowing by the poorest 60% https://web.archive.org/web/20180724011828/https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-economy-consumers-insight/mortgage-groupon-and-card-debt-how-the-bottom-half-bolsters-u-s-economy-idUSKBN1KD0EM

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MEA Digital Transformation in Energy Market: Key Drivers, Emerging Technologies, and Growth Opportunities in the Region's Energy Sector - UnivDatos

In the dynamic landscape of the MEA region, the energy sector is experiencing a rapid digital transformation that is reshaping the way energy is produced, distributed, and consumed. To delve into the latest trends shaping this transformation, it becomes evident that technology is not just a tool but a catalyst for innovation, efficiency, and sustainability.

Renewable Energy Revolution:

One of the most prominent trends in the MEA energy market is the rapid expansion of renewable energy sources. Countries like the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia are investing heavily in solar and wind energy projects, aiming to diversify their energy mix and reduce dependency on fossil fuels. The UAE's Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park and Saudi Arabia's ambitious Vision 2030 plan are prime examples of the region's commitment to renewable energy. This trend not only aligns with global efforts to combat climate change but also presents significant economic opportunities for countries in the region.

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Smart Grids and IoT Integration:

Another key trend driving the digital transformation of the MEA energy market is the adoption of smart grid technologies. Smart grids leverage advanced sensors, analytics, and communication technologies to optimize energy distribution, improve grid reliability, and enable efficient integration of renewable energy sources. Countries like Kuwait and South Africa are deploying smart grid solutions to modernize their aging infrastructure and enhance energy efficiency. By enabling real-time monitoring and control of energy networks, smart grids are empowering utilities to better manage demand, reduce losses, and mitigate disruptions.

Internet of Things (IoT) in Energy:

The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing the energy sector by enabling the connectivity of devices and systems, thereby facilitating data-driven decision-making and automation. In the MEA region, IoT technologies are being deployed across the entire energy value chain, from oil and gas production to electricity distribution. For example, in Algeria, IoT sensors are being used to monitor pipeline networks and optimize maintenance schedules, leading to cost savings and improved operational efficiency. Similarly, in South Africa, IoT-enabled smart meters are helping utilities track energy consumption patterns and implement demand-side management strategies.

Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI):

Data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) are playing a crucial role in unlocking insights from the vast amounts of data generated by energy infrastructure. By leveraging AI algorithms and machine learning techniques, energy companies can optimize asset performance, predict equipment failures, and optimize energy production and consumption patterns. In countries like Egypt and Nigeria, AI-powered energy management systems are being deployed to optimize grid operations and improve energy efficiency. Additionally, AI-driven predictive maintenance solutions are helping energy companies reduce downtime, increase reliability, and extend the lifespan of critical assets.

Blockchain Technology in Energy Trading:

Blockchain technology is emerging as a disruptive force in the energy market, enabling secure and transparent transactions without the need for intermediaries. In the MEA region, blockchain-based energy trading platforms are being piloted to facilitate peer-to-peer energy transactions, allowing consumers to buy and sell excess energy directly to each other. This trend is particularly relevant in countries with high levels of renewable energy generation, such as Morocco and Kenya, where decentralized energy trading can help optimize the use of renewable resources and increase energy access in remote areas.

Cybersecurity Concerns:

Despite the numerous benefits of digital transformation in the energy sector, cybersecurity remains a significant concern. With the increasing connectivity of energy infrastructure and the proliferation of IoT devices, energy companies are facing a growing number of cyber threats. In response, governments and energy companies in the MEA region are ramping up their cybersecurity efforts, investing in advanced threat detection and response capabilities, and implementing robust security protocols to safeguard critical energy infrastructure from cyber attacks.

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Conclusion

As the MEA region continues its journey toward a digitalized energy future, the trends outlined above underscore the transformative potential of technology in driving innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. From renewable energy expansion to smart grid deployment, from IoT adoption to AI-driven analytics, and blockchain-enabled energy trading to cybersecurity measures, the MEA energy market is witnessing a wave of innovation that promises to reshape the future of energy. By embracing these trends and leveraging digital technologies, countries in the MEA region can unlock new opportunities, drive economic growth, and build a more sustainable and resilient energy ecosystem for generations to come. According to the UnivDatos Market Insights analysis, increasing investment in digital grid technologies in the region will drive the scenario of digital transformation in energy and as per their “MEA Digital Transformation in Energy Market” report, the market was valued at USD ~6.31 billion in 2022, growing at a CAGR of 25.8% during the forecast period from 2024 - 2032.

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Corporate Cards Procurement Intelligence: A Comprehensive Guide

The corporate cards category is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.3% from 2023 to 2030. There is a high degree of acceptance of corporate cards by merchants in developing countries. The rise in merchant acceptance is driven by the convenience of accepting payments through widely used network providers like Visa, MasterCard, Amex, etc. Additional factors driving industry growth include the switch to non-cash payments for better payment visibility, management, and working capital optimization as well as the development of flexible laws to reduce interchange costs. The European region accounts for the largest category share due to rising business trip costs and a growing preference for digital payment methods among businesses in this region.

This category has undergone some significant technological innovation phases that have facilitated the quick adoption of cutting-edge technologies like blockchain, AI, and fully automated systems. These technologies are transforming the payment space's structure and typical platform architectures.

• For instance, BitPesa, a Kenya-based startup utilized distributed ledger settlement in 2021, which enabled users to send and receive low-cost, nearly instantaneous payments even without a bank account or registered wallet. The company leveraged Blockchain, which allowed high transaction-per-second throughput and faster settlement than their current card-based systems. The technology is distributed; consensus-based, real-time transaction verification makes it very difficult to fraudulently utilize systems.

• In order to generate a distinctive biometric signature, Amazon Go launched a contactless identity service linking consumers' credit cards with palm prints in 2020. When paying in a store, customers could do so by simply placing their palm over an Amazon One device.

When IoT technologies and blockchain are combined, they will serve as decentralized credit card processing platforms. This combination has reduced the value of plastic cards, which encouraged the use of customer's digital IDs being a crucial part of payment execution.

Charges associated with this category are payment-processing fees, assessment fees, and interchange fees. Payment processing fees are the costs imposed on merchants for handling client credit cards and online payments. The preferred pricing model of the payment processor as well as the transaction’s level of risk determine the amount of payment processing fees. Assessment fees are frequently calculated as a percentage of the overall volume of transactions in a specified period. Interchange fees depend on the type of credit or debit card used, the card brand, the areas or jurisdictions, and the transaction type (online, in-person, etc.). The interchange fee assists in reducing the risk of fraud and handling expenses for the card issuer. For instance, a consumer makes a USD 100 purchase with a credit card. For that USD 100 item, the merchant would get approximately USD 97.81. The remaining USD 2.19 is divided up in the following way: USD 1.75 goes to the issuing bank (defined as an interchange fee), USD 0.14 goes to the card network processor (defined as an assessments fee), and USD 0.30 goes to a payment processor (defined as payment processing fee).

Order your copy of the Corporate Cards Procurement Intelligence Report, 2023 - 2030, published by Grand View Research, to get more details regarding day one, quick wins, portfolio analysis, key negotiation strategies of key suppliers, and low-cost/best-cost sourcing analysis

Other charges involved are acquirer processing fee (APF), fixed acquirer network fee (FANF), kilobyte access (KB) fee, network access and brand usage (NABU) fee, and negotiable fees (which consist of account fees, address verification system (AVS) fee, batch fee, chargeback fee, contract cancellation fee, hosting fee, IRS (internal revenue service) reporting fee, marked-up discount rate, minimum monthly processing fee, monthly fee, payment gateway fee, PCI (payment card industry) compliance fee, service fee, terminal lease fee, and wireless access fee). The threat of substitutes is expected to be medium in this category. There is less scope for new entrants to bring down the industry's dominant player and compete with the incumbents due to high capital and regulatory requirements, historic market dominance by huge enterprises, and major players who have a large customer base in the market. The major regions of North America and Europe such as the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Ireland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Switzerland are the preferred business destinations to attract customers in this category. The use of card and card program maturity are high in these regions. 

A well-planned and effective negotiation strategy will be beneficial to provide businesses with better credit card fees and rates. One of the important negotiation strategies is to negotiate card-processing fees. It is crucial to understand the key players involved in finalizing processing fee rates. The banks, the credit card network, and the payment processor negotiate with each other to offset risks and split costs. The business and the customer have little say in credit card processing fees. Customers and businesses have limited control over credit card processing costs. However, before signing a contract and implementing a processing system, firms might try to negotiate and reduce the processing prices. Firms should request rates and fees that are less expensive than the ones businesses already pay. In fact, businesses need to make continuous requests for cheaper rates from the processing firm, bank, and any cloud software that is being used for online sales.

Browse through Grand View Research’s collection of procurement intelligence studies:

• Order Fulfillment Procurement Intelligence Report, 2023 - 2030 (Revenue Forecast, Supplier Ranking & Matrix, Emerging Technologies, Pricing Models, Cost Structure, Engagement & Operating Model, Competitive Landscape)

• Credit Bureau Services Procurement Intelligence Report, 2023 - 2030 (Revenue Forecast, Supplier Ranking & Matrix, Emerging Technologies, Pricing Models, Cost Structure, Engagement & Operating Model, Competitive Landscape)

Corporate Cards Procurement Intelligence Report Scope 

• Corporate Cards Category Growth Rate: CAGR of 7.3% from 2023 to 2030

• Pricing growth Outlook: 4% - 7% (Annually)

• Pricing Models: Tiered and flat rate pricing models

• Supplier Selection Scope: Cost and pricing, Past engagements, Productivity, Geographical presence

• Supplier Selection Criteria: By corporate card type (Standard corporate card, Virtual card, Purchasing card), Loyalty and reward (cashback, reward points, lounge access), Credit limits, Credit score requirements, technical specifications, Operational capabilities, Regulatory standards, and mandates, Category innovations, and others

• Report Coverage: Revenue forecast, supplier ranking, supplier matrix, emerging technology, pricing models, cost structure, competitive landscape, growth factors, trends, engagement, and operating model

Key companies 

• American Express

• Citi

• HSBC

• AirPlus

• Bank of America

• Chase Commercial Banking

• J.P. Morgan

• Barclays

• Mastercard

• Wells Fargo

Brief about Pipeline by Grand View Research:

A smart and effective supply chain is essential for growth in any organization. Pipeline division at Grand View Research provides detailed insights on every aspect of supply chain, which helps in efficient procurement decisions.

Our services include (not limited to):

• Market Intelligence involving – market size and forecast, growth factors, and driving trends

• Price and Cost Intelligence – pricing models adopted for the category, total cost of ownerships

• Supplier Intelligence – rich insight on supplier landscape, and identifies suppliers who are dominating, emerging, lounging, and specializing

• Sourcing / Procurement Intelligence – best practices followed in the industry, identifying standard KPIs and SLAs, peer analysis, negotiation strategies to be utilized with the suppliers, and best suited countries for sourcing to minimize supply chain disruptions

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The Role of Technology in India's Leading Logistics Companies

In today’s times when reliability, efficiency, speed, and customer satisfaction reign supreme, the logistics industry is experiencing a paradigm shift driven by tools and technology. A 30-minute delivery promise by Domino's or a hot pizza delivered in 10 minutes by Pizza Hut wasn’t enough for us; companies are now promising same-day delivery of products online. What may seem like an intense competition between companies to you is a doable task for logistics today due to technological advancement.

Undoubtedly, the best logistics companies in India are leveraging technology extensively to boost customer satisfaction by offering speedy deliveries, real-time tracking options, and more. With the advancement and infusion of existing infrastructure with new technology software, the logistics industry is making deliveries possible well within the promised time. Whether it is a small same-day delivery commitment or heavy cargo to be delivered from India to Kenya, the logistics industry is catering to customer needs like never before with the help of technological advancements.

The role of technology in logistics is far beyond our expectations. Let’s discuss this in detail.

The Role and Impact of Technology In India

Digital Solutions to Support Growth

The best logistics companies in India are leveraging Warehouse Management Software (WMS) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) have become essential tools for logistics companies globally. While ERP integrates several business procedures to provide a unified platform experience, WMS ensures efficient and effective inventory planning, smooth warehouse operations, and minimizes human error.

Internet of Things (IoT) for Real-time Tracking

Logistics companies dealing with critical shipments or time and temperature-sensitive shipments have invested in IoT to ensure customer satisfaction and minimize human error. IoT devices enable logistics companies and customers to track shipments in real-time and check the temperature of the vessel and the product to minimize the chances of delayed deliveries.

Some logistics companies in India are leveraging IoT-enabled sensors to track the environmental conditions of valuables in the warehouse, ensure optimal inventory, and provide clear data for better inventory management. IoT-driven technologies enable companies to respond to emergencies swiftly, maintaining efficiency and timely deliveries of products globally.

Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Optimized Management Processes

It is undeniable that Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are redefining logistics through their capability to offer analytical data for data-driven decisions. With the help of AI and ML, logistics companies can forecast challenges, rising demand, and inventory hangups, and optimize routes for faster deliveries.

AI-driven chatbots and virtual intelligence are reducing the dependency on human labor and helping logistics companies reduce costs annually, thus increasing efficiency and boosting customer satisfaction, trust, and loyalty.

Complete Transparency with Blockchain Technology

Blockchain technology offers safety and transparency to customers with immutable records of transactions, enabling customers and other parties to have access to reliable and tamper-free billing copies and contracts. Blockchain optimizes transparency between logistics companies and customers and reduces the risk of fraud and discrepancies.

Jeena 24/7 Customer Portal

Jeena is one of the best logistics companies in India to adopt digital transformation for the betterment of employees, shareholders, suppliers, and customers. Jeena 24/7 is a customer portal designed and implemented by the IT team of Jeena to enable customers, suppliers, stakeholders, and employees to track shipments and download or upload bills of lading, contracts, receipts, and other documents required for customs clearance.

Jeena and Company is the best logistics company in India that offers an app that not only aids Jeena in tracking records and closing projects online but also ensures that customers have insights into the whereabouts of their shipment and the estimated delivery time globally. For more information, visit us at www.Jeena.com.

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The advent of technology is promising a progressive future for us. Technologies like the Internet off Things (IoT), 5G and blockchain can be leveraged to revolutionaize our world. To begin with IoT refers to a collective network of connected devices and technologies. It facilitates the connection between the devices and the cloud, as well between the devices. It is a technology that could connect even mundane objects like toasters and backpacks to the internet. Although it is in its infancy, IoT could be our lucky ticket to a futuristic world of conveniance. IoT works via smart devices and collects data from its environment and user input and then sends this data to the IoT application. Through AI it analyzes the collected data and then makes a decision on that basis. IoT is used to make connected cars with smart dashcams. Such cars can facilitate a healthy urban development in a number of ways. Firstly, they have increased fuel efficiency. The IoT system can predict the vehicles maintenance needs. Additionally, the smart devices in a connected car can inform friends and family right away in case of a car crash. Connected homes could also be a remarkable endeavour. With smart devices providing impeccable security and devices with efficient electrical usage, these homes will be the homes of future. Connected devices at homes could be used to assist in daily chores like vacuuming, finding lost items and automatically turning off devices.

Similarly 5G connection will vastly improve the quality of the internet. 5G is faster because it uses the electromagnetic spectrum not used by any other network. Aside from improving our wifi, 5G could enable driverless, automatic cars to function effectively.

Furthermore, IoT applications facilitate urban planning and infrastructure maintenance. IoT can measure radiation and pollution levels in the atmosphere. The collected data can be used to study the pollutants and thereby, a solution to reduce pollution can be reached. Smart lighting systems can reduce energy bills. Moreover, IoT applications can also detect maintenance needs in bridges, railways and pipelines. This will ensure that the infrastructure is fixed promptly and the city system runs smoothly. Furthermore, smart buildings in university campuses could optimize operational efficiencies. Smart devices will lead to reduced energy consumption. With the presence of IoT applications which would detect any damages right away, maintenance costs will be lowered.

Blockchain, a decentralized ledger technology, has a potential to improve the economy. The information recorded by a blockchain is difficult to change or hack. This makes a blockchain a secure method for verifying information and transactions. Each block in the chain contains a record of transactions; this provides a decentralized and anonymous tracking of digital currencies around the world. Blockchain has applications beyond cryptocurrency therefore several banking and fintech companies are interested in it. In emerging economies like India, Kenya and East Africa, blockchain is aiding banking services, agriculture and supply chain. Due to its ability to keep data secure and speed up the transactions it has a tendency to be incorporated into various mainstream businesses and boost the economy.

What is IoT? - Internet of Things Explained. (n.d.). AWS. Retrieved July 19, 2024, from https://aws.amazon.com/what-is/iot/

Reiff, N. (2023, June 5). How Blockchain Can Help Emerging Economies. Investopedia. Retrieved July 19, 2024, from https://www.investopedia.com/tech/how-blockchain-can-help-failing-economies/

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Cyber Threats Surge: Kaspersky Unveils 2024 Defense

In a recent press conference held in Johannesburg, Kaspersky, a global cybersecurity leader, unveiled alarming insights into the cyber threat landscape in Africa during the third quarter of 2023. With a digital revolution in full swing, the continent is witnessing a surge in cybercrime activity, setting the stage for a challenging 2024.  

Web Threats on the Rise

As organizations embrace digital transformation, the specter of web threats looms large over Africa. Kaspersky's data reveals a 24% increase in corporate users falling victim to web threats from Q2 to Q3 2023. However, the silver lining emerges when comparing year-on-year statistics, showing an 8% decline in the same period.   Battling Phishing Attacks Across Borders One of the prevailing threats is phishing, a deceitful tactic to pilfer sensitive information. In Kenya, phishing attacks surged by 32% in Q3 2023 compared to Q2, while Nigeria experienced a 12% increase. However, a positive trend emerges when looking at year-on-year figures, with Nigeria witnessing an 8% decline in phishing attacks.  

Attacks on Industrial Control Systems

Africa finds itself among the most targeted regions for attacks on Industrial Control Systems (ICS) computers. These critical systems are integral to various sectors, from energy to automotive manufacturing. In Q3 2023, Kaspersky ICS CERT reported attacks on 32% of ICS computers in Africa, with South Africa at 22%, Kenya at 28%, and Nigeria at 25%. Globally, malicious objects impacted 25% of ICS machines.  

Surging Attacks on Internet of Things (IoT) Devices

The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices brings with it a surge in cyber attacks globally. In Q3 2023, South Africa saw 28% of the attacks on IoT devices detected by Kaspersky, with Kenya and Nigeria contributing 12% and 6%, respectively. Cybercriminals exploit these devices for various malicious actions, from DDoS attacks to acting as proxies.   Outlook for 2024 Bethwel Opil, Enterprise Client Lead at Kaspersky in Africa, anticipates a dynamic evolution of cyber threats in 2024. State-sponsored cyber-attacks and 'hacktivism' are poised to become norms, driven by the accessibility of generative AI. Opil warns of an upsurge in spear-phishing tactics and increased exploitation of vulnerabilities in mobile and IoT devices. To counter these threats, Opil advises businesses to adopt advanced technologies, including threat feeds, security information, and event management systems.  

Kaspersky's Recommendations for Cybersecurity

Kaspersky experts offer proactive measures to safeguard organizations: Regular Cyber Skill Checkups and Training Organizations are urged to conduct regular cyber skill checkups among employees, coupled with competent training. Kaspersky's Security Awareness portfolio provides flexible and scalable solutions for companies of any size.   Privacy Measures in Virtual Environments Corporate users need education on privacy risks in virtual environments, with organizations implementing best practices to safeguard personal and corporate data.   Firmware Updates and IoT Protection Prompt installation of firmware updates on digital devices is crucial. Additionally, Kaspersky recommends using Cyber Immune solutions for IoT protection on corporate networks.   Continuous Vulnerability Assessment Establishing continuous vulnerability assessment and triage is crucial for effective vulnerability management. Solutions like Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity can be efficient assistants, providing unique actionable information. As Africa navigates the evolving cyber threat landscape, Kaspersky emphasizes the importance of proactive measures to ensure a secure digital future. For more information on Kaspersky's recommendations and solutions, visit Kaspersky's official website.   Sources: THX News & Kaspersky. Read the full article

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 to control the interaction between the gateway and the SMSC.

It looks like this:Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE

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How does Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE ?

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During a session, the device and the message center send requests (or commands) and respond to each other using the Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabiaprotocol. These requests and responses are grouped as "protocol data units" (PDUs). Thus, the external SMS module (ESME) decides whether to send and receive SMS communications (or both) and how the information is actually transmitted.

It looks like this: two entities that need to exchange messages need to communicate over media. The mobile operator's message center identifies the sending or receiving entity and approves or rejects the sending of the SMPP Connection on behalf of the recipient. When an entity needs to use a gateway to communicate via Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia, the gateway also acts as an intermediary, sending and receiving information to and from the message center.

If the delivery is rejected, the error code will explain what happened. For example, you can specify a request, destination, message ID, or invalid message length.

SMPP session

There are four types of SMPP sessions, three initiated by ESMEs and the other initiated by MCs.

transmitter (TX)

ESME initiates a session as a sender to send SMS messages to mobile devices. You can also use the sender's session to cancel previously sent messages. It is also called mobile end messaging because it sends these messages to the mobile device.

Receiver (Rx)

ESME initiates a session as a recipient to receive SMS messages from mobile devices. These messages originate from mobile devices and are also known as generated mobile devices.

Transceiver (TRX)

Transceiver sessions allow ESME devices to send and receive SMS messages. Older versions of SMPP do not allow this type of session.

Outgoing session

Outgoing sessions are only SMPP sessions initiated by the message center.

Protocol Data Unit (PDU)

The PDU contains the actual commands and responses that the Best SMPP Service In Kenya and MC send to each other and are synchronized according to the protocol.

At the beginning of each session, the binding command determines the type of interaction to take place. For example, to initiate a transmitter session, the SMSC uses the bind_transmitter command to send a PDU. This first PDU also contains the ESME ID, type and password. The MC also knows how to interpret commands and which PDU to use to determine which version of SMPP ESME is being used.

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SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE | SMPP Connection | SMPP Service Provider

 SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE | SMPP Connection | SMPP Service Provider

Send your Organizations SMS with lightning fast speed using our Worldwide SMPP Connection. Mobishastra Technologies provides the Best SMPP Service Globally.

SMPP Connection Worldwide In Saudi arabia: SMPP is basically the language of cellular networks used to relay text messages. It controls how external short message services (ESMEs), such as enterprise SMPP Connection In Saudi arabiaand cellular IoT devices, exchange short message services (SMS) with mobile devices.All SMPP Connection Worldwide In Saudi arabiacommunications must go through your network provider's Short Message Service Center (SMSC). The computer needs a third party system, such as an SMS gateway or SMPP gateway, to connect to the service center and uses Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia

to control the interaction between the gateway and the SMSC.

It looks like this:Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE

You can see the difference between "peer-to-peer messaging" and "app-to-peer messaging". P2P refers to communication between two mobile devices, and A2P refers to mobile software and hardware. device. SMPP applies to both because mobile software and devices can exchange SMS messages with mobile devices using the same protocol.

How does Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE ?

When an Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia-enabled device or app sends a text message to another device, it initiates an SMPP session with a mobile carrier (MC) message center, also known as an SMSC.

During a session, the device and the message center send requests (or commands) and respond to each other using the Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabiaprotocol. These requests and responses are grouped as "protocol data units" (PDUs). Thus, the external SMS module (ESME) decides whether to send and receive SMS communications (or both) and how the information is actually transmitted.

It looks like this: two entities that need to exchange messages need to communicate over media. The mobile operator's message center identifies the sending or receiving entity and approves or rejects the sending of the SMPP Connection on behalf of the recipient. When an entity needs to use a gateway to communicate via Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia, the gateway also acts as an intermediary, sending and receiving information to and from the message center.

If the delivery is rejected, the error code will explain what happened. For example, you can specify a request, destination, message ID, or invalid message length.

SMPP session

There are four types of SMPP sessions, three initiated by ESMEs and the other initiated by MCs.

transmitter (TX)

ESME initiates a session as a sender to send SMS messages to mobile devices. You can also use the sender's session to cancel previously sent messages. It is also called mobile end messaging because it sends these messages to the mobile device.

Receiver (Rx)

ESME initiates a session as a recipient to receive SMS messages from mobile devices. These messages originate from mobile devices and are also known as generated mobile devices.

Transceiver (TRX)

Transceiver sessions allow ESME devices to send and receive SMS messages. Older versions of SMPP do not allow this type of session.

Outgoing session

Outgoing sessions are only SMPP sessions initiated by the message center.

Protocol Data Unit (PDU)

The PDU contains the actual commands and responses that the Best SMPP Service In Kenya and MC send to each other and are synchronized according to the protocol.

At the beginning of each session, the binding command determines the type of interaction to take place. For example, to initiate a transmitter session, the SMSC uses the bind_transmitter command to send a PDU. This first PDU also contains the ESME ID, type and password. The MC also knows how to interpret commands and which PDU to use to determine which version of SMPP ESME is being used.

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 to control the interaction between the gateway and the SMSC.

It looks like this:Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE

You can see the difference between "peer-to-peer messaging" and "app-to-peer messaging". P2P refers to communication between two mobile devices, and A2P refers to mobile software and hardware. device. SMPP applies to both because mobile software and devices can exchange SMS messages with mobile devices using the same protocol.

How does Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE ?

When an Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia-enabled device or app sends a text message to another device, it initiates an SMPP session with a mobile carrier (MC) message center, also known as an SMSC.

During a session, the device and the message center send requests (or commands) and respond to each other using the Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabiaprotocol. These requests and responses are grouped as "protocol data units" (PDUs). Thus, the external SMS module (ESME) decides whether to send and receive SMS communications (or both) and how the information is actually transmitted.

It looks like this: two entities that need to exchange messages need to communicate over media. The mobile operator's message center identifies the sending or receiving entity and approves or rejects the sending of the SMPP Connection on behalf of the recipient. When an entity needs to use a gateway to communicate via Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia, the gateway also acts as an intermediary, sending and receiving information to and from the message center.

If the delivery is rejected, the error code will explain what happened. For example, you can specify a request, destination, message ID, or invalid message length.

SMPP session

There are four types of SMPP sessions, three initiated by ESMEs and the other initiated by MCs.

transmitter (TX)

ESME initiates a session as a sender to send SMS messages to mobile devices. You can also use the sender's session to cancel previously sent messages. It is also called mobile end messaging because it sends these messages to the mobile device.

Receiver (Rx)

ESME initiates a session as a recipient to receive SMS messages from mobile devices. These messages originate from mobile devices and are also known as generated mobile devices.

Transceiver (TRX)

Transceiver sessions allow ESME devices to send and receive SMS messages. Older versions of SMPP do not allow this type of session.

Outgoing session

Outgoing sessions are only SMPP sessions initiated by the message center.

Protocol Data Unit (PDU)

The PDU contains the actual commands and responses that the Best SMPP Service In Kenya and MC send to each other and are synchronized according to the protocol.

At the beginning of each session, the binding command determines the type of interaction to take place. For example, to initiate a transmitter session, the SMSC uses the bind_transmitter command to send a PDU. This first PDU also contains the ESME ID, type and password. The MC also knows how to interpret commands and which PDU to use to determine which version of SMPP ESME is being used.

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Send your Organizations SMS with lightning fast speed using our Worldwide SMPP Connection. Mobishastra Technologies provides the Best SMPP Service Globally.

SMPP Connection Worldwide In Saudi arabia: SMPP is basically the language of cellular networks used to relay text messages. It controls how external short message services (ESMEs), such as enterprise SMPP Connection In Saudi arabiaand cellular IoT devices, exchange short message services (SMS) with mobile devices.All SMPP Connection Worldwide In Saudi arabiacommunications must go through your network provider's Short Message Service Center (SMSC). The computer needs a third party system, such as an SMS gateway or SMPP gateway, to connect to the service center and uses Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia

 to control the interaction between the gateway and the SMSC.

It looks like this:Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE

You can see the difference between "peer-to-peer messaging" and "app-to-peer messaging". P2P refers to communication between two mobile devices, and A2P refers to mobile software and hardware. device. SMPP applies to both because mobile software and devices can exchange SMS messages with mobile devices using the same protocol.

How does Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE ?

When an Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia-enabled device or app sends a text message to another device, it initiates an SMPP session with a mobile carrier (MC) message center, also known as an SMSC.

During a session, the device and the message center send requests (or commands) and respond to each other using the Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabiaprotocol. These requests and responses are grouped as "protocol data units" (PDUs). Thus, the external SMS module (ESME) decides whether to send and receive SMS communications (or both) and how the information is actually transmitted.

It looks like this: two entities that need to exchange messages need to communicate over media. The mobile operator's message center identifies the sending or receiving entity and approves or rejects the sending of the SMPP Connection on behalf of the recipient. When an entity needs to use a gateway to communicate via Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia, the gateway also acts as an intermediary, sending and receiving information to and from the message center.

If the delivery is rejected, the error code will explain what happened. For example, you can specify a request, destination, message ID, or invalid message length.

SMPP session

There are four types of SMPP sessions, three initiated by ESMEs and the other initiated by MCs.

transmitter (TX)

ESME initiates a session as a sender to send SMS messages to mobile devices. You can also use the sender's session to cancel previously sent messages. It is also called mobile end messaging because it sends these messages to the mobile device.

Receiver (Rx)

ESME initiates a session as a recipient to receive SMS messages from mobile devices. These messages originate from mobile devices and are also known as generated mobile devices.

Transceiver (TRX)

Transceiver sessions allow ESME devices to send and receive SMS messages. Older versions of SMPP do not allow this type of session.

Outgoing session

Outgoing sessions are only SMPP sessions initiated by the message center.

Protocol Data Unit (PDU)

The PDU contains the actual commands and responses that the Best SMPP Service In Kenya and MC send to each other and are synchronized according to the protocol.

At the beginning of each session, the binding command determines the type of interaction to take place. For example, to initiate a transmitter session, the SMSC uses the bind_transmitter command to send a PDU. This first PDU also contains the ESME ID, type and password. The MC also knows how to interpret commands and which PDU to use to determine which version of SMPP ESME is being used.

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Kenya Data Center Market is forecasted to grow further into USD ~130.0 Mn opportunity by 2027F: Ken Research

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The development of the Kenyan data center market will be largely influenced by factors such as increasing demand from SMEs and increasing internet penetration rates in the country.

Robust growth of data centers: More than half of African online shoppers came from Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya. Over the past few years, e-commerce in Kenya has grown dramatically, especially among small and medium-sized firms, which has aided in the expansion of data centers in the area. Additionally, the industry expanded as a result of the increased investment in Kenyan data center companies. The Kenyan data center market experienced rapid expansion as a result of rising digitalization, cloud-based technologies, big data analytics, and the use of smart devices.

Increase in Cloud-Based Services and Shift Towards CDN: Businesses of all sizes are increasingly adopting cloud-based services as the standard. While business is moving quickly to the cloud, a hybrid solution that combines cloud, colocation, and on-premises solutions to give cost-effective IT solutions is likely to have an impact. The predicted move to 4K and 8K content, together with shifts in creative media material toward Content Delivery Networks (CDN), such as YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Prime, and gaming solutions, greatly support increased data consumption.

Digital Transformation with Critical Connectivity Across East Africa: Kenya is undergoing a digital transition, and Nairobi, Africa's "Silicon Savannah," is teeming with technopreneurs and international corporations looking to profit from the country's and the region's technological and digital change. The most connected data center facility in East Africa is East Africa Data Centre, which is situated in Nairobi's Sameer Industrial Park. Due to its accessibility to carrier networks throughout the area, it is referred to as the "ideal hosting location".

Lack of focus from foreign investors: A large amount of electricity is required for data centers. Government support is necessary to meet Africa's needs for data center infrastructure in terms of water, land, and power. However, the Eskom situation is not being effectively managed by African countries. In addition, one of the main problems in Kenya's data center business is a lack of investment. Kenya is the least connected country in the world, which causes foreign investors to give it little attention.

Analysts at Ken Research in their latest publication “Kenya Data Center Market Outlook to 2027F - Growing Demand from SMEs, Rising Internet Penetration Rate and Rising Number of Facilities to Drive the Kenyan Data Center market in the near future” observed that Kenya Data Center Market is in a growing phase. Improvement in network connectivity, government support, and rapid growth in the adoption of big data, and IoT services are some of the factors that will contribute to the Kenya Data Center market growth over the period of 2022-2027F. It is expected that the Kenya Data Center Market will grow at a CAGR of 21.6% for the above-forecasted period.  

Key Segments Covered in the report

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By Vertical

Managed

Co-Location

Hyperscale

By Type of Co-Location

Retail

Wholesale

by End User Industry

BFSI

IT/ITES

E-Commerce

Government

Others

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Key Target Audience

Data Center companies

Cloud providers (Domestic and Global)

Managed data center companies

Co-location data center companies

Private Equity and Venture Capitalist

Industry Associations

Data Center Constructors

Technology providers

Time Period Captured in the Report:

Historical Period: 2017-2022

Base Period: 2022

Forecast Period: 2022-2027F

Companies Covered:

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IX Africa

Africa Data Centers

PAIX (Pan African IX Data Centers Kenya Ltd.)

Safaricom

Telkom Kenya

Key Topics Covered in the Report

Market Overview and Genesis of Kenya Data Center Market

Cross Comparison of the DC Market in Kenya with Other Countries (Based on Market Stage, Competition, Number of Data Centers, and Major regions)

Market Size Analysis, 2017 to 2022

Market Segmentation of Kenya Data Center Market

End User Analysis Kenya Data Center Market

Challenges and Bottlenecks in Kenya Data Center Market

Enablers & Growth Drivers in Kenya Data Center Market

Trends and Developments in Kenya Data Center Industry

Reseller Mechanism in the Data Center Market in Kenya

Competition Framework of Kenya Data Center Market

Pricing Analysis of Kenya Data Center Market

Impact of COVID-19 on Kenya data center

Future Outlook of Kenya Data Center Market

Case Study

Analyst Recommendation

For more information on the research reports, refer to below link:

Kenya Data Center Market Outlook to 2027F: Ken Research

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Mozfest 2019 writeup: Using IoT to Measure Outdoor Air Quality in Africa

As part of Mozfest 2019, I attended a session in the Openness space called ‘Using IoT to Measure Outdoor Air Quality in Africa’. The session was going to be led by Warukira Theuri who wasn’t able to make it* (for reasons I learned later which I’ll add a note about below).

There were about a dozen of us gathered so in the spirit of Mozfest... we kind of put our own session together on the topic.

This post is to document what was discussed. I take no credit for the topic, and advise anyone interested to follow/contact Warukira who is clearly an amazingly talented and smart young woman.

The session was facilitated using techniques I’ve picked up through my design jam facilitation days. The basic steps are:

Check in - a quick round of introductions for people to say their name, who they are and what they hope to get out of the session

Ideation - individually, everyone has 10 minutes to write down their thoughts on the topic. These could be challenges, questions or general comments

Clustering - what themes arise from people’s notes?

Discussion - normally in a design jam we would want to format the themes into ‘how might we?’ statements to help frame the future prototyping and research.

Discussion part 2 - taking the role of the critic, what are the questions, new provocations, criticisms we can think of?

Ideation - based on the themes that have been identified, what could help address these issues?

Check out - we swap contacts/social media handles and say ‘til next time!’

What themes came up?

As a group we noticed our thoughts and questions could be divided into a couple of core themes:

What standards do we build IoT products to?

Should we look to EU standards?

Questions were raised around ipv6 and general security of devices

Are there lessons from environmental tech for protecting and monitoring endangered wildlife for privacy paradigms? e.g. rhino tracking

How can we ensure quality of data created by IoT devices?

Does it match with quality of other public data assets?

What is the right hardware?

How do we learn to make the hardware?

Are there IoT devices that can boost wireless strength (to help deal with issue of lack of connectivity in rural areas)

Are there any accessible courses to learn how to program for IoT?

A diagram of our ideas mapping can be found here: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1U_OVPPGElw0b3F4T0cLANYlDUDEyuFu68nQDxPtqrNA/edit?usp=sharing

Some provocations...

“OK, the air sucks - now what?”

This connected to question about how one turns data into action. Reporting that pollution levels have changed is one thing but is that enough to convince local councils? Is there a social/political organising aspect to support community tech?

Who else is doing this around the world - can we work in solidarity?

What are models of successful activism [informed by data obtained from open source IoT]

IoT will collect data for AI. Where does the responsibility lie?

Any good resources?

We ended the session by sharing potential resources that could help us all address these questions. The resources range from regulatory, to service design practice, to people working on similar projects facing similar obstacles (one thing that came up was that actually the dynamics of local politics and access are very similar whether in East Africa or Western Europe!).

Here is the list we put together:

Papers and research

Global information society watch 2018: Community networks

Community networks: the internet by the people, for the people

Designing Connected Products

Community centred tech

Luftdaten (Berlin)

Internet Society

Afrinic

Web Foundation

Women’s Rights online research

Design

This is Service Design Doing

Decolonising Design

Global Design Jam community

Campaigning

Friends of the Earth, Scotland - FYI, there are global networks so find your nearest one!

Regulatory

European Environmental Agency

Data

52 North wiki - specifically work on specific project called “sensor web”

SOME FURTHER COMMENTS

At a later conversation, I learned that the reason Warukira wasn’t able to make it was due to the “usual” UK government hostile environment idiocy which messed up her visa application.

I intend to write about this in a bit more depth but as someone who has attended Mozfest before and tends to hang out a lot with the folks attending from Kenya, Tanzania and Nigeria, this isn’t unusual. However, what struck me was the attitude of ‘us’, us in a collective sense meaning the hosts, the volunteers etc etc.

To me, the spirit of Mozfest should also be about solidarity as much as it is about people having fun, ‘just getting involved’ and having a can-do DIY attitude. Maybe it would have put the organisers into too much trouble with the authorities, but honestly, I wish more of us attendees and fellow facilitators could also have known about all the amazing people who weren’t able to make it because of the UK governments despicable policies, so that at least we - as the Mozilla family - can show our support and solidarity.

Now as I said, this happens every year and honestly at this rate will keep on happening - it will probably even get worse, so long as the conference remains in Europe, which it will. In the meantime, what those of us with relative privilege can do is to call it out, let our governments and local councillors know that we know what’s going on and that this is NOT OK. As a community, we should be explicitly talking about the fact that our fellow civic technologists are being unfairly treated due to neo-colonial nonsense. At the very least, this repeated issue with visa applications is an important lesson for the younger generation of technologists and academics in countries like the UK, Germany, France, Belgium, Spain, the US, Canada; in countries that are only at the top of the pile because of centuries of colonialism and occupation, to demonstrate why we cannot imagine technology is somehow in an ivory tower that will never be affected by politics.

I’ll stop there because I’m working on a proper article about it, especially now my initial fury has eased so I can talk a bit more thoughtfully about this.

In short, it would have been amazing to meet Warukira in person but I want to say a huge thank you to her for putting in a kick-ass session which provided an opportunity for us to discuss some really fascinating ideas and to learn from each other.

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 to control the interaction between the gateway and the SMSC.

It looks like this:Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE

You can see the difference between "peer-to-peer messaging" and "app-to-peer messaging". P2P refers to communication between two mobile devices, and A2P refers to mobile software and hardware. device. SMPP applies to both because mobile software and devices can exchange SMS messages with mobile devices using the same protocol.

How does Best SMPP Service In Saudi & UAE ?

When an Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia-enabled device or app sends a text message to another device, it initiates an SMPP session with a mobile carrier (MC) message center, also known as an SMSC.

During a session, the device and the message center send requests (or commands) and respond to each other using the Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabiaprotocol. These requests and responses are grouped as "protocol data units" (PDUs). Thus, the external SMS module (ESME) decides whether to send and receive SMS communications (or both) and how the information is actually transmitted.

It looks like this: two entities that need to exchange messages need to communicate over media. The mobile operator's message center identifies the sending or receiving entity and approves or rejects the sending of the SMPP Connection on behalf of the recipient. When an entity needs to use a gateway to communicate via Best SMPP Service In Saudi arabia, the gateway also acts as an intermediary, sending and receiving information to and from the message center.

If the delivery is rejected, the error code will explain what happened. For example, you can specify a request, destination, message ID, or invalid message length.

SMPP session

There are four types of SMPP sessions, three initiated by ESMEs and the other initiated by MCs.

transmitter (TX)

ESME initiates a session as a sender to send SMS messages to mobile devices. You can also use the sender's session to cancel previously sent messages. It is also called mobile end messaging because it sends these messages to the mobile device.

Receiver (Rx)

ESME initiates a session as a recipient to receive SMS messages from mobile devices. These messages originate from mobile devices and are also known as generated mobile devices.

Transceiver (TRX)

Transceiver sessions allow ESME devices to send and receive SMS messages. Older versions of SMPP do not allow this type of session.

Outgoing session

Outgoing sessions are only SMPP sessions initiated by the message center.

Protocol Data Unit (PDU)

The PDU contains the actual commands and responses that the Best SMPP Service In Kenya and MC send to each other and are synchronized according to the protocol.

At the beginning of each session, the binding command determines the type of interaction to take place. For example, to initiate a transmitter session, the SMSC uses the bind_transmitter command to send a PDU. This first PDU also contains the ESME ID, type and password. The MC also knows how to interpret commands and which PDU to use to determine which version of SMPP ESME is being used.

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The explosion-proof cameras have become the primary weapon of defense and have been garnering immense popularity among start-ups and small & medium industrial organizations. There are many companies in the UAE that are selling these kinds of products, but only a few are providing ATEX-rated cameras.

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SharpEagle – Top explosion-proof surveillance system provider

SharpEagle is also one of the best-recognized brands in the UAE, known for providing industrial surveillance systems. The company has a presence in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman, India, and Australia, whereas the products and solutions have also been implemented in countries like Pakistan, Egypt, Algeria, Chad, Kenya, Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea. The company believes in enhancing safety and security to facilitate a fail-safe working atmosphere and minimize losses.

One of the core strengths of SharpEagle is in providing surveillance systems like explosion-proof cameras. These devices have been tried and tested to work perfectly in the hazardous working environment and are very practical in averting fire-related accidents, thefts, mischiefs and other such incidents to create a secure working environment. These cameras are even better equipped to tackle industries, such as wood manufacturing and grain storage.

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The explosion-proof cameras are created with a robust frame giving them an edge over other such devices. They are well-equipped to work in extreme weather conditions and let the safety management keep a consistent check of production and manufacturing.

The cameras are easy to install in the existing infrastructure and can be smoothly operated via computer or a smartphone device. The 24×7 monitoring capability makes them crucial in noticing any potential dangers and preventing them further by analysing the video feeds. The superior image quality is another aspect that makes them a tempting product in their category, as super-sharp images help in making an informed decision. The colour fidelity and high-frame rates, motorized optical zoom, night vision, autofocus and exceptional light sensitivity are some of the features that make an explosion-proof camera an absolute beast.

The increased safety is guaranteed via intelligent features, including video motion detection, active tampering alarm, cross-line detection, combined with video analytics to help figure out the exact cause of the incident and respond automatically. Such things also help in training the employees and ensure maximum safety in future.

Honeywell

Honeywell is yet another well-known multinational security camera provider based in North Carolina, US, which provides security products for industries in the UAE. The Fortune 100 company has a global workforce of over 1 lakh spread in 70 countries. The firm is keen on solving some of the most difficult challenges industries face, and one of them is warehouse safety.

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The brand provides a range of video surveillance systems, including the explosion-proof camera designed for use in challenging environments, and ensuring that organizations meet all the existing and future security needs with complete confidence.

The security surveillance solutions from Honeywell range from IP and analogues cameras to digital and network video recorders, powered by video analytics and video management systems. With the legacy of introducing unique and advanced cameras in the market with rich features, the products are befitting for all kinds of working environments.

The explosion-proof network cameras are ATEX/IECEx-certified and come with stainless steel housing, preventing sparks from escaping and igniting gases or other inflammable materials in the surrounding air. The ultra-low-light performance and certified temperature for hazardous areas and IP66/IP68 weatherproof rating, make them unbeatable.

Takeaway

To sum up, the health and safety of workers in industries have been at a huge risk. Until and unless appropriate safety solutions are incorporated in the infrastructure to thwart accidents and menace, there will always be a threat to not only to lives but also businesses to a large extent. So, the best way is to bank on the revolutionary technology with Explosion-proof cameras and make lives and assets safer.

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