• Research Report – Digital Twins and IoT

    Operational Blindness in the Era of Digital Twins | Favoriot Research Research In This Report Malaysia Favoriot’s Role Contact Us Research In This Report Malaysia Favoriot’s Role Contact Us Digital Twins IoT Platforms Malaysia Operational Data Is Everywhere. So Why Are Decisions Still Made in the Dark? A global research… Read More ⇢

    Research Report – Digital Twins and IoT
  • Part-9 (OB Series) – How to Audit Your Own IoT Deployment for Operational Blindness: A Self-Assessment for Operations Leaders

    Something is wrong. You know it. You just cannot name it yet. The sensors are live. The dashboards refresh. The weekly reports arrive. And yet decisions still get made the old way: through gut feel, through escalation chains, through the experienced technician who has been reading that particular machine’s vibration… Read More ⇢

    Part-9 (OB Series) – How to Audit Your Own IoT Deployment for Operational Blindness: A Self-Assessment for Operations Leaders
  • Malaysia’s Operational Blindness 2026 Report

    Malaysia Operational Blindness Report 2026 MALAYSIA’SOPERATIONAL BLINDNESSREPORT 2026 From scattered data to operational visibility A strategic report for Malaysian industry leaders, government agencies, utilities, asset owners, system integrators and technology providers Executive Summary Malaysia is becoming a highly connected economy. Factories install sensors. Buildings have management systems. Utilities collect meter… Read More ⇢

    Malaysia’s Operational Blindness 2026 Report
  • Smart Cities in Thailand: Why Certification Has Outpaced Integration

    Background Thailand’s smart city programme took formal shape in 2017, when smart cities were designated a national agenda item under the country’s Thailand 4.0 strategy, aimed at transforming Thailand into a high-income nation with substantially improved urban quality of life [1][9]. The Digital Economy Promotion Agency (Depa) was positioned as… Read More ⇢

    Smart Cities in Thailand: Why Certification Has Outpaced Integration
  • Operational Blindness in the Era of AIoT

    Operational Blindness | IoT World IoT IoT World Explore Articles IoT World Special Series Operational Blindness Your IoT system is connected. So why are you still flying blind? Many organisations collect more operational data than ever before, yet their teams still struggle to detect problems early, understand what is happening,… Read More ⇢

    Operational Blindness in the Era of AIoT
  • The Story Behind FAVORIOT

    The Story Behind Favoriot | Nine Years of an IoT Startup FAVORIOT: The Story Read the Blog The Story Behind Favoriot, By Dr. Mazlan Abbas Nine years. Four failed products. One idea that finally worked. Before Favoriot became an IoT platform with partners across four countries, it was a founder’s… Read More ⇢

    The Story Behind FAVORIOT
  • Smart Cities in Indonesia: Why Scale Has Outpaced Coordination

    Background Indonesia’s smart city journey formally began in 2017, when the Ministry of Communication and Informatics launched the Gerakan Menuju 100 Smart City (Movement Toward 100 Smart Cities) alongside the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, and Bappenas [1][2]. The programme guided selected cities and… Read More ⇢

    Smart Cities in Indonesia: Why Scale Has Outpaced Coordination
  • When Smart Cities Turn Dark: Why In-House IoT and Smart City Platforms Have Failed Worldwide

    The Promise Versus the Reality Over the past two decades, governments and city administrations around the world have poured billions of dollars into building their own IoT platforms and smart city command centres. The pitch was always the same: sensors everywhere, dashboards showing everything, and officials making faster and better… Read More ⇢

    When Smart Cities Turn Dark: Why In-House IoT and Smart City Platforms Have Failed Worldwide
  • What IoT World Published in June 2026

    IoT World: June 2026 Roundup IoT World iotworld.coYour IoT Journey Starts Here Monthly Roundup What We Published in June 2026 A month spent naming a problem most organisations did not know they had. Nine articles on Operational Blindness, factory floors, cold chains, cybersecurity talent, and the real economics of building… Read More ⇢

    What IoT World Published in June 2026