Situational Awareness with Markus Leiman, DNA – IoT for the Rest of Us Podcast
In this episode of IoT for the Rest of Us Podcast, the guest Markus Leiman from DNA and hostess Juudit Manner from BaseN discuss about
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In this episode of IoT for the Rest of Us Podcast, the guest Markus Leiman from DNA and hostess Juudit Manner from BaseN discuss about

This post concludes our four-part series on how BaseN is transforming modern living through digital sovereignty and mission-critical infrastructure. After exploring the foundational layers and

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in the Netherlands, construction leader VolkerWessels set a radical goal: building 100% zero-energy houses. But for a developer, “zero energy” isn’t just a design philosophy

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I’ve been talking to a lot of folks in the manufacturing and engineering space lately, and the conversation usually hits the same wall: We have

At BaseN, we see digital twins as a way to understand the entire lifecycle of products and services. Learn how lifecycle visibility and situational awareness

In 2026, the telecommunications landscape has reached a critical turning point where regional providers must decide whether they will remain basic infrastructure utilities or evolve

Regional telecommunications operators are the backbone of local economies, yet they face a unique Dilemma: managing complex, multi-vendor fiber networks across vast areas while maintaining