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How to make sure connected lighting defeats potential hackers.
Philips
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Published: 24 August 2020 · Category: Product Catalogues & Brochures
How to make sure connected lighting defeats potential hackers.
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April 2020 How to make sure connected lighting defeats potential hackers “Let’s win together with our new system enabled by the Philips MasterConnect app.” Priyanka Kumar Product manager connected lighting EMEA “Let’s win together with our new system enabled by the Philips MasterConnect app.” Dear reader, As we have stepped into a new decade, digitization and Internet of Things (IoT) will continue to inspire the lighting business with the promise of unlocking new possibilities in every lighting space. In today’s market, connected lighting systems and wireless technologies are already quite widespread. Each of these cater for a variety of end user benefits, ranging from popularly known energy savings, low installation costs, and human centric lighting to sophisticated use cases of unlocking the value of big data. However, the real breakthrough will happen when the ‘interoperability of things’ becomes mainstream. And this not only takes precedence over proprietary standards; it’s also key to simplifying wireless lighting to enable wide scale adoption. At Signify, we believe in open standards and are pioneering the acceleration of standardization for wireless connectivity in the lighting industry. This will also enable software and cloud advancements to be integrated within the lighting ecosystem. Connected lighting will thrive only when it is secure, cost-effective, intelligent and interoperable. And our new connected lighting system proposition that works with the Philips...
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