CIO Advisor APAC

T he amazing combination of telematics and IoT has enhanced the vehicles’ potential to communicate with other devices. Let’s see how. We are living in an era where every other day, scientists are coming up with new innovations. It feels so good to imagine driverless cars or other exciting automotive innovations. One of those topics that trigger feverish excitement is the  Internet of Things (IoT)   and Telematics. The IoT not only holds the potential of transforming the way people do business, but also the way the public infrastructure operates as a whole. It has facilitated dramatic improvements in reliability, efficiency, and customer experience, thus taking both public and private sector to a whole new level. Where the IoT is already doing wonders in every field of technology, the integration of telematics has left everyone in awe. Telematics is a term that embodies all techniques and tools that are built with a blend of telecommunications and information co...

The Asia Pacific region is currently capable of learning unbelievably quickly and adapt even faster to the continually altering social trends and professional opportunities that are available.  Artificial intelligence   and  machine learning  have evolved to be a crucial trend in the Asian continent. Enterprises plying in the APAC region are far ahead in constructively utilizing AI technology for arriving at business improvements. About 35 percent of companies have reported that through high-end AI, They have been able to record significant value for their business. This trend is sure to continue in the future as well. This is quite an impressive number, as the same statistics stands at about 14 percent in North America, whereas in the EMEA region would be able to show about 7 percent of business growth through AI, as per a study by Protiviti, a global consulting enterprise. The study further points out that businesses based in the  APAC region ...

Increasing smartphone acceptance rates has made the APAC region one of the biggest mobile markets across the world. Also, driven primarily by productivity gains, the APAC economic contribution of mobility would increase by about $350 billion through 2023. The government has a crucial role to play to further speed up the process. Consumption of mobile data in the APAC region is sure to grow four-fold by 2024 owing to skyrocketing rise in the availability of affordable high-speed networks and smartphone adoption. It is expected that by the year 2023, the APAC region is all set to surpass $1.9 trillion. Countries included in the APAC sector continue to leverage benefits through enhanced productivity and efficiency through the rise of the mobile industry. Check This Out:  Top Networking Companies Considering this, there is a never-before need for the governing bodies in the APAC region to develop policies that support and speed up the process of the ongoing affinity towards a...

The APAC region would see more revenue growth taking place in the mobile services sector chiefly driven by mobile data segments through 2018- 2023. The area is expected to witness a multitude of trends in the coming years with respect to mobility. It is exciting times for the mobile sector in the APAC region with the industry expected to play a crucial role in economy and GDP growth in the coming years. Mobile-based internet uptake is evolving rapidly across APAC, and smartphones becoming way too familiar has resulted in customers continuing to grow towards enhanced connectivity and digital services. Check This Out:  Top Startup Companies Countries across the APAC region are at different stages of digital transformation. As a result, it becomes difficult to arrive at a unique policy framework as national governments have to tackle their individual challenges with respect to mobility. Last year, the total contribution from the mobile sector towards social and eco...

The Asia Pacific region has been witnessing constant changes in its video and broadcast sector, mostly in the form of technological advancements. The continually evolving  digital landscape  in the APAC region brings along complex challenges as well. There have been significant changes in the video and broadcasting sector as compared to the past. The current  APAC region   is home to more than half of the world’s digital video viewers, which is about 1.3 billion. Check This Out:  Top APAC Companies Broadcasters across the region are striving towards the adoption of new technologies as the speed of change continues to accelerate, and the scale turns more significant than ever before. Also, about sixty-six percent of digital video followers are reliant on smartphones to watch videos. This has been another important aspect of the changing trends in the APAC region. Further, as the bandwidth capabilities continue to expand, streaming is likely ...