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Operational Blindness Means Different Things to Different People
Operational Blindness Means Different Things to Different People — iotworld.co iotworld.co favoriot.com Operational Blindness Series · Overview Operational Blindness Means Different Things to Different People And that is precisely why it remains unsolved. Industry Analysis · iotworld.co · 2026 Most conversations about IoT problems focus on the wrong thing. They… Read More ⇢
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IoT World Newsletter – IoT in Malaysia Special Edition
IoT World Newsletter – Special Issue: IoT in Malaysia IoT World Newsletter IoT World Special Issue | IoT in Malaysia | June 2026 Special Issue The State of IoTin Malaysia A curated collection of the most significant articles on Malaysia’s IoT journey, from platform ecosystems and smart city frameworks to… Read More ⇢
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Part-5 (OB Series) – You Know Where Your Goods Are. Do You Know If They Are Still Good?
The Dashboard Showed Green All the Way A logistics director at a regional pharmaceutical distributor watched the GPS track move cleanly across the map. The consignment left the cold storage facility at 06:14. It arrived at the hospital pharmacy at 14:37. Every waypoint confirmed. Every leg of the journey accounted… Read More ⇢
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IoT World Newsletter- May 2026 Issue
IoT World Digest — May 2026 | FAVORIOT IoT World by FAVORIOT May 2026 · Monthly Digest What we published A month of ideas,frameworks, and field work. In May 2026, IoT World published 28 articles on thought leadership, platform strategy, applied project design, and education. Here is every piece, organised… Read More ⇢
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Most IoT Companies Waste Two Years Before Winning Their First Customer. Here Is Why.
What separates the IoT companies that scale quickly from those that spend years building infrastructure and still fail to win enough customers? The answer is rarely technology. It is almost always a strategic miscalculation about where value actually lives in an IoT solution. Across the global IoT industry, a quiet… Read More ⇢
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Dr. Mazlan Abbas Shares Industry Insights on IoT and AIoT at UC TATI
On 21 June 2026, UC TATI hosted an Industry Talk by Dr. Mazlan Abbas, Adjunct Professor and CEO of Favoriot Sdn Bhd, at Dewan Ibnu Sina. The session, organised by the Faculty of Engineering Technology, brought together students and academic staff from FTK and FKMPT, with the presence of Prof.… Read More ⇢
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From Load Spikes to Visibility: How UC TATI’s Award-Winning Project Addresses Operational Blindness
The team at Favoriot would like to extend its sincere congratulations to the researchers from University College TATI (UC TATI) for winning the Gold Medal at Minggu Penyelidikan dan Inovasi (MPI) 2026 for their project, “Real-Time IoT Maximum Demand Monitoring for UC TATI.” The award recognises an innovation that addresses a… Read More ⇢
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Part-4 (OB Series) – Operationally Blind on the Factory Floor: What Industry 4.0 Is Missing
What does it mean to know your factory and still not understand it? A plant manager in a mid-sized automotive components facility in Selangor runs a reasonably modern operation. The production floor is wired. Vibration sensors sit on critical motors. Temperature probes monitor the cooling system. A SCADA system feeds… Read More ⇢
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Digital Trust and Security in APAC: Why the Workforce Gap Is No Longer Just a Talent Problem
The digital trust and security conversation in Asia Pacific has entered a new phase. For many years, organisations treated cybersecurity mainly as a technical problem. They invested in firewalls, monitoring tools, security operations centres, cloud protection, identity systems, and compliance frameworks. These investments remain necessary, but they no longer answer… Read More ⇢
