In this blog we go through the positives to wireless and how to best manage this implementation.​ Read the full article now....

There are many reasons projects often get stuck in “Pilot Purgatory” – and in this article we will focus on the path to success – and how to ensure bright IoT ideas can reach their “Proof of Value” (POV) destination quickly.

Read an exclusive interview with Dr Jens Jakobson on the significance of 5G technologies in factory settings.

In this blog post we distill what 5G is and which core pieces will have the most impact on industrial communications.​ Read the full article now....

Monitoring of remote equipment in dark, dirty, dangerous and dull locations is nothing new, but many changes in the world of industrial communications have enabled easy, secure, cost effective connectivity like never before. Read through the 7 myths that have been debunked about remote assets monitoring...

Discover HMS Networks solution to improving the challenges company face with unpredictable Service Level Agreements and how we can help you decrease the risk. Read the full article here...

As companies strive to cut costs or create travel bans, they begin restricting the ability to service remote industrial equipment. Discover our HMS Networks provides an easy way for OEM's to remotely diagnose and troubleshoot factory equipment from anywhere.

Welcome to the 2020 1st edition of the Demystifying IoT blog! We will start by focusing on “What is IoT?” Our blog will be focused on simplifying the message, and through awareness provide easy actionable steps towards your digital transformation goals.

The Industry of Things World San Diego event is a leading independent IoT conference entering it’s 5th year. This year’s key notes included presentations from National Oilwell Varco, Brose Group and Boeing. HMS Networks exhibited at the event this week with our Solution Partner Altizon to showcase our latest IoT collaboration. Check out our full summary of the event to see what other industry leaders are working on.

Documenting the true cost of production for any product is a key step in understanding profitability, but in facilities producing a high mix of product can be hard to associate costs with a specific production run. As a result, averaging is commonly used to associate electrical costs, machine costs and labor with a specific product. Moving from averaging to a more accurate cost analysis gives product management better insight into costs which allows for better pricing models and long term a better understanding of the business.