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SGP.32 Risks & Opportunities for Enterprises

July 16

Shiri Berzack

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This brief walks through SGP.32’s push-and-pull architecture, the seven real risks enterprises need to plan around (security, interoperability, cost, and more), and where the genuine opportunity lies for teams managing large, distributed IoT fleets.

What you’ll learn

  • How SGP.32’s push-and-pull architecture differs from SGP.02 and SGP.22
  • The seven real risks to plan around
  • Where the actual opportunity lies
  • Why Transforma Insights recommends treating SGP.32 as a managed service 

July 16

Shiri Berzack

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