Free practical workbook
Choose IoT connectivity with a clear decision process
Turn product requirements into a practical shortlist, compare complete architectures and plan the evidence needed before committing.
- Fillable and printable PDF
- Requirements, shortlist and scoring worksheets
- Pilot checks and supplier questions
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Move from a long technology list to a defensible shortlist
The workbook gives your team one place to record constraints, challenge assumptions and agree what must be tested.
- A project snapshot covering markets, scale, mobility, power and network ownership.
- A requirements worksheet for data, latency, coverage, security, lifecycle and cost.
- A practical connectivity decision framework.
- An at-a-glance comparison of wired, local, LPWAN, cellular and satellite options.
- A weighted scorecard for comparing three candidate architectures.
- Pilot checks, supplier questions and a short decision record.
Built for practical IoT decisions
Who it is for
IoT engineers, solution architects, product teams, startups and technical decision-makers choosing connectivity for a new or existing connected product.
Why use a workbook?
Headline range and data-rate figures rarely settle the decision. Installation conditions, power, mobility, supplier support and field-service cost often matter more.
Common questions
Is the workbook free?
Yes. It is provided as a fillable and printable PDF.
Does it recommend one connectivity technology?
No. It helps you create and validate a shortlist based on the product’s real requirements.
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Make the connectivity decision easier to explain and defend
Use the workbook to document the choice, the assumptions behind it and the evidence still needed.
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