The Vareli e-Journal

The IoT is among the fastest-growing technology revolutions offering the world all the advantages of an interconnected architecture. Most businesses are proactively using the possibilities of IoT solutions.  Digital-age advancements have triggered an extraordinary revolution in the fleet management business. Intelligent technologies, sensors, controllers, and other IoT-enabled devices are showing to be expansion and productivity facilitators for fleet managers. According to studies, the global revenue for IoT fleet management is predicted to reach $15,500 million by the end of 2024, up from $3,250 million in 2016. According to research companies, the future possibilities for IoT appear to be promising, and worldwide fleet managers are widely integrating the technology.  IoT Revolutionizing Fleet Management Systems  The Internet of Things (IoT) technology has expanded  fleet management  potential to the point where we cannot afford to be wrong if we call it the curator of the other syst

GPS vehicle tracking advancements have revolutionized the logistics business. Although GPS tracking has been around for a long time, the advent of the IoT (Internet of Things) and interconnected devices has increased the efficacy of tracking systems. Particularly in the transportation sector.  Fleet managers can control all their vehicles in real-time using GPS and analyze historical geolocation data to optimize performance. By using a wide range of data metrics and important observations a business can boost its productivity and profitability.   GPS tracking  is becoming extremely vital in the day-to-day operations of fleets of all sizes and types. Here we will be emphasizing the benefits of customized Vehicle tracking Insights.  Eliminates vehicle misuse for side jobs  The unauthorized use of work vehicles is tragically too common than most people would like to acknowledge.  GPS tracking  assists businesses in keeping workers on track and focused on your business rather than their ow

As predicted, 2022 will witness an increase in cyber strikes on businesses, making adequate cybersecurity more important than before. Most businesses cannot handle this with an in-house workforce.  Sometimes an in-house IT team cannot keep up with the latest Technological demands of a growing company. This is where managed IT services come into the equation to keep performance at its peak. However, not everyone knows what they include or how they might assist a business. Don't know where to begin? Don't worry, we have you covered. Let us go through everything you should know.  Top reasons why your business needs a Managed IT service provider:  Reliable Expert Assistance  Often businesses believe that they require an in-house IT team to resolve issues promptly and effectively. The fact is that a managed IT service vendor can do everything that an internal IT workforce can do.  Managed IT service providers   offer reliable and cost-effective services.  Usually, MSPs are working r

The COVID-19 epidemic has pushed businesses to implement a hybrid work strategy highlighted by remote connectivity and facilitated by the integration of the internet of things (IoT) and cloud technologies. While large-scale cloud deployments have many advantages, more IoT devices — and therefore a highly complex ecosystem — also imply higher security risks from the edge to the cloud. While attempting to analyze risks, most businesses emphasize the devices directly rather than the cloud services as potential attack channels. Businesses prefer an interconnected ecosystem to track, monitor, and protect their confidential data. This relies on  cloud-based solutions  to integrate servers, analyze data from the sensors, improve computational power, and expand storage capacity. Here are the top five cloud security threats, as well as what your business should be doing to counter them: •    Threat #1 – Data Breaches and Data Leaks Cloud systems are mainly developed to streamline the flow of da