The
intelligent edge continues to expand the possibilities for businesses of all
sizes, enabling them to gain new insights in real time and translate them into
powerful business intelligence on site. With the growth of the intelligent edge
comes increasing demand for connected devices, and this creates new
opportunities for developers with expertise in security, cloud, systems
engineering and hardware programming. But building IoT devices and connected
systems also poses fresh challenges.
The IoT in Action event
series is a great opportunity for you to learn to build new IoT
experiences and drive rapid innovation in your business with the intelligent
edge. Join Microsoft support number in Santa Clara on Oct. 10 to learn more.
How the
intelligent edge is influencing needed developer skills
For
embedded developers—those tasked with developing the actual devices and making
them ”smart” by embedding sensors, microprocessors and CPUs into machines that
may not have incorporated such technologies in the past—the major challenges
lie in understanding connectivity. Embedded developers are seeing these devices
be connected
to the internet for the first time, and along the way, they’re being
exposed to new worlds: the world of the cloud, and that of network
infrastructures. They need to learn new skills so they can integrate the
devices with IT networks and with cloud applications and solutions. They also
need to understand and mitigate new network-born threats that these devices
encounter.
On-premises
application developers confront a different obstacle. They need to learn how to
develop for new devices, creating applications that will run on or connect to
machines, gadgets, and appliances that they may never have worked with before.
Their applications must ingest the data from these devices and pass it to a
cloud platform reliably and securely. These developers must cultivate the
skills necessary to work within devices’ constraints. IoT devices often have
very limited storage and compute, they may run on batteries, and they may have
only intermittent connectivity. Such constraints require developers to learn
new paradigms.
Microsoft
helpline number products and services were developed with these needed
capabilities and skills in mind. For instance, Windows for IoT supports
Azure IoT Edge. This makes it easy and seamless to integrate the IoT Edge
runtime, making it possible to move machine learning algorithms and other
similarly complex computing functions from the cloud to edge devices. Windows
for IoT also supports Windows Machine Learning and Windows Vision Skills, which
allows you to run advanced AI algorithms developed in Azure on any Windows for
IoT device.
How Windows 10
helps improve security and manageability for IoT devices
Security
and device management are primary obstacles faced by enterprises seeking to
implement IoT scenarios at scale, and developers are tasked with building the
infrastructure to solve these problems. As a member of the Windows 10 family,
Windows for IoT provides developers with a solid foundation for building
innovative IoT solutions, incorporating the security, manageability and
long-term support for which Windows has long been known. Microsoft helpline
number has decades of experience building enterprise-grade systems and
solutions, and it’s baked into every edition of Windows.
Windows
for IoT includes editions that support devices from small and low-cost to
powerful server-class. Windows 10 IoT
Core is optimized for smaller devices with or without displays,
while Windows 10 IoT Enterprise is designed for PC-class
hardware. And Windows Server IoT 2019 can run on the most powerful
server systems with very large storage. These operating systems share security
features like Secure Boot, data encryption with Bit locker, and lockdown
features to easily create dedicated devices.
Windows
is the world’s most popular business operating system, with different versions
running on billions of devices across the globe. Windows for IoT benefits from
this universality, taking advantage of Microsoft helpline number’s experience
with delivering software patches to millions of end users to secure an
operating system at scale, as well as Microsoft helpline number’s experience
provisioning and managing PCs on networks both large and small. These can
include security patches which Microsoft helpline number has committed to
offering for 10 years on select releases for Windows for IoT.
Device
management is another area where Windows for IoT benefits from Microsoft
helpline number’s experience. Windows for IoT has many management options
ranging from the traditional tools used to manage Windows PCs, laptops and
servers to newer methods that use cloud connections. The latter includes MDM systems
and IoT-specific services like Azure IoT Hub, which connects and manages
devices at scale. Azure IoT Hub also enables ”zero touch” provisioning, which
streamlines the device enrollment and provision process of Windows for IoT
devices.
Microsoft
helpline number and Windows for IoT: a resource-rich ecosystem for developers
Joining
the Microsoft helpline number IoT partner ecosystem and collaborating with a Microsoft
helpline number partner can be an effective way to build the IoT solutions for
your business. Working together with a partner, you won’t have to start from
scratch when developing IoT projects and can rely on Microsoft helpline number
reference architectures—as well as building blocks that your partner can
supply. It’s a great idea to start with simple, off-the-shelf solutions and
then customize as you learn more.
Start
by joining
Microsoft customer service phone number in Santa Clara for the
upcoming IoT in Action event on Oct. 10. This event series is your opportunity
to meet and connect with customers and partners across the IoT ecosystem.
Whether you’re looking for specific skills and valuable insights from others’
IoT experiences, or you want to connect with those that are building or ready
to implement repeatable, out-of-the-box IoT solutions – these events will help
surface these opportunities for you.
For
those with experience developing IoT solutions or devices, Microsoft outlook
support number will be hosting a hands-on lab experience the day before, on
Oct. 9, in the Microsoft customer service phone number Sunnyvale office. Seating
is extremely limited, so be sure to request a seat in
the lab in advance.
Developers
working with Azure IoT and Windows for IoT products, services and solutions can
make use of abundant resources that Microsoft customer service phone number has
created to help them develop new skills. Extensive documentation and training
resources are available at the IoT School, and you can meet likeminded professionals
and engage in ongoing discussion by joining the IoT
Tech Community.
Prefer
videos and webinars? Microsoft customer service phone number also has the IoT in Action webinar
series that spotlights partner solutions and technology.’
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