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How semiconductor businesses can capitalise on the market opportunities for connected devices

Making the transition from industrial product supplier to digital service partner

This webinar which discusses how automating data and infrastructure at the Edge is driving innovation and growth, aims to help viewers understand what’s really happening in the Edge market. The conductor is Andrew Buss, Research Director of Enterprise Infrastructure, IDC. He is joined by two guest speakers: Salim Khodri, EMEA Edge Computing Go To Market

IDC estimates worldwide edge technology spending will reach US$274 billion by 2025. In parallel with this growing investment, the number of connected devices—all generating huge volumes of data—is seeing massive growth. Organizations are also overseeing an increasing number of computing locations, some with intermittent connectivity and limited physical access. At the same time, privacy and

Edge solutions will drive the next wave of innovation as organizations execute digital transformation initiatives. Whether to automate operations, deliver rich customer experiences, or introduce new business models, edge solutions hold many benefits for enterprises. Additionally, CIOs want to take advantage of cloud-native application design and software-defined infrastructure with the freedom to deploy anywhere.

As companies in Europe embrace digital technologies, edge solutions will be a core enabler of customer engagement, business innovation, and ultimately revenue growth. Edge brings value to many organizations, helping to automate their interlinked business and manufacturing processes, improving customer experience, cutting fraud and losses, and optimizing the use and maintenance of capital-intensive assets.  

More devices, applications, networks, and users increase the complexity of managing – and protecting – user access in your business. Together, businesses can use SSO across the entire organization to secure every login coupled with password management to secure every credential. Password managers provide secure, cloud-based vaults to store passwords, addresses, payment cards, and more.

The challenge to secure every login grows. With the rise of a remote workforce and the rapid adoption of cloud applications, businesses need to ensure security while enabling their employees to work from anywhere. Although many organizations believe that securing logins with two-factor or multifactor authentication or deploying single sign-on (SSO) alone will protect an

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