Set of services comprise from:

Strategy and planning,
Business model creation,
Investment pitch creation,
Circular economy supply chain planning,
Operational efficiency and improvements,

Our references: Large multinational corporations, fast growing disruptive startups and SMEs,

Our business model is strictly based on our customer execution success and operational performance improvements.

Set of services comprise from:

Telecommunication procurement,
IOT Cybersecurity,
Solution design, integration and support,

Our references: Leading equipment vendors, Service providers and operators, Industry verticals (Manufacturing, Energy and Utilities, Transport and Logistics), ICT system integrators and support services organizations.

Our technology research and innovation focus is on safe and secure cognitive networks(Link) in industrial environments.

Set of services comprise from:

Consultancy and planning,
Migration,
Data management, analytics and security,
Business robustness and resilience (Maintenance, Disaster recovery, backups..),
Education & training,

Our references: Leading equipment vendors, Service providers and operators, Industry verticals (Manufacturing, Energy and Utilities, Transport and Logistics), SMEs and Startups,

Our technology research and innovation focus is on digital twin cloud based solutions using advanced analytics to serve industrial specific use cases and applications in robust, scalable industrial environment.

OUR PARTNERS

WHERE WE ARE

Lika d.o.o.
Šišenska 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
info@lika.si

Telecommunication procurement is the process of acquiring products and services related to telecommunications, such as equipment, software, and network services. We have an expertise in all network and infrastructure segments, including processes from RND, operations, sales and support.
Some of the challenges that organizations may face in telecommunication procurement include:

Rapidly evolving technology: Telecommunications technology is constantly changing and improving, which can make it difficult for organizations to keep up and make informed procurement decisions.
Complex contracts: Telecommunications contracts can be complex and may include multiple service levels, pricing structures, and terms and conditions. Understanding and negotiating these contracts can be challenging.
Vendor selection: Selecting the right vendor can be difficult, as there are many vendors offering similar products and services. Organizations must carefully evaluate potential vendors to ensure that they meet their needs and budget requirements.
Cost management: Telecommunications expenses can be significant and can quickly add up. Organizations must carefully manage costs and ensure that they are getting the best value for their investment.
Integration with existing infrastructure: Telecommunications products and services must be seamlessly integrated with existing infrastructure to ensure that they work effectively. This can be challenging, especially when working with multiple vendors.
Security: Telecommunications networks and equipment can be vulnerable to cyber threats. Organizations must take steps to ensure that their telecommunications infrastructure is secure and that vendors are following best practices for security.

Circular economy supply chain planning refers to the design and management of supply chains that prioritize circular economy principles. A circular economy is an economic system that aims to keep resources in use for as long as possible by minimizing waste, reducing the consumption of finite resources, and maximizing the use of renewable resources. Circular economy supply chain planning involves the implementation of strategies and practices that enable the reuse, refurbishment, and recycling of products and materials, as well as the minimization of waste and the reduction of environmental impact. This requires collaboration and coordination across the entire supply chain, from the sourcing of raw materials to the delivery of products to end-users.

Circular economy supply chain planning can involve a range of activities, including:

Designing products for circularity, such as using recyclable or reusable materials and designing products for disassembly and refurbishment.
Developing closed-loop supply chains that enable the recovery and reuse of materials and products.
Implementing waste reduction and elimination strategies, such as lean manufacturing and supply chain optimization.
Creating circular business models, such as product-as-a-service or leasing models, which prioritize the long-term use and value of products rather than their ownership.
Partnering with suppliers, customers, and other stakeholders to create a collaborative circular ecosystem.

Overall, circular economy supply chain planning aims to create a more sustainable and resilient supply chain that benefits both the environment and the business. Businesses may benefit from working with Lika and our partners to ensure a successful circular economy supply chain planning.

Business to cloud migration is the process of transferring an organization’s applications, data, and infrastructure from an on-premises environment to a cloud-based platform, or hybrid. To ensure a successful migration, businesses may need support from different partners, like cloud service providers or third-party consultants. Cloud service providers can offer tools and services that facilitate the migration process, such as cloud-based storage and computing resources, data transfer services, and application hosting. Lika as third-party consultant can provide additional support, such as helping businesses determine which cloud platform is best suited for their needs, designing and implementing a migration plan, and providing ongoing maintenance and support. Cloud consultancy service can help businesses determine the best cloud computing solutions for their needs by analyzing their existing infrastructure, business requirements, and budgets. During the migration phase, we can assist with data migration, application deployment, and infrastructure configuration. We may also provide training to help employees adapt to the new cloud environment and ensure that the organization’s operations continue smoothly. After the migration, we can continue to provide ongoing support and optimization services, including monitoring and troubleshooting cloud infrastructure, optimizing performance, and ensuring compliance with relevant security and regulatory standards.

The transformation of business to the cloud, while beneficial in many ways, can also present some challenges. Here are a few common challenges that businesses may face:

Security: One of the biggest concerns with cloud computing is security. Businesses need to ensure that their data is properly protected and that security protocols are in place to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.
Integration: Moving to the cloud often requires integrating existing systems with new cloud-based applications. This can be complex and require significant resources to ensure seamless integration.
Cost: While cloud computing can reduce costs in the long term, there may be upfront costs associated with migrating to the cloud, as well as ongoing costs for maintenance and upgrades.
Governance and compliance: Compliance regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA and others, must be addressed when moving data to the cloud.
Data migration and management: Moving data to the cloud can be time-consuming and require careful planning to ensure that data is properly migrated and managed.
Connectivity: Businesses must ensure they have the appropriate network infrastructure to support cloud-based applications and services.

Overcoming these challenges requires careful planning, strategy, and execution. Businesses may benefit from working with experienced cloud service providers and Lika with our network of partners as to ensure a successful transition of the business to the cloud.

A cognitive network is a type of wireless network that uses advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms to optimize its performance and efficiency. In a cognitive network, network devices and infrastructure are equipped with cognitive capabilities, allowing them to learn and adapt to changing conditions in the network environment. For example, a cognitive network can use machine learning algorithms to predict network traffic patterns and adjust network resources accordingly, resulting in improved network performance and reduced congestion. Cognitive networks can also optimize their use of available frequencies by dynamically sensing and selecting the best available frequency band for data transmission. This makes cognitive networks more resilient to interference and allows for better utilization of available frequency spectrum. Cognitive networks have a wide range of applications, including in wireless communication systems, internet of things (IoT) devices, and autonomous vehicles. They have the potential to revolutionize wireless networks by improving their efficiency, reliability, and security through the use of advanced AI and ML algorithms.

One of the key challenges in migrating to a cognitive network is the need for significant investments in research and development to create the necessary technology and infrastructure. This includes developing new cognitive network architectures, designing intelligent algorithms, and integrating new hardware and software components.

Another challenge is the need to ensure interoperability between different networks and devices. Cognitive networks need to be able to communicate with traditional networks and devices that may not be equipped with the necessary intelligence or capabilities.

Additionally, there are security and privacy concerns associated with cognitive networks, particularly in terms of the potential for unauthorized access or manipulation of network data. Ensuring the security and privacy of cognitive networks requires robust authentication, authorization, and encryption mechanisms.

Overall, the migration to cognitive networks represents a significant technological and logistical challenge, but the potential benefits in terms of improved performance, efficiency, and intelligence make it an area of ongoing research and development.

Experts from Lika have more then 20years of experience from different telecommunication migration projects and our passion is in the research and development of cognitive networks for our partners.

One of the biggest challenges in IoT (Internet of Things) is cybersecurity. With the increasing number of connected devices, there is a greater risk of cyberattacks and data breaches, which can have significant consequences for businesses and individuals. Here are some specific IoT cybersecurity challenges:

Device vulnerabilities: Many IoT devices are designed with little to no security features, making them vulnerable to attacks. Additionally, these devices may not receive regular software updates and patches, leaving them exposed to new vulnerabilities.
Data privacy: IoT devices can collect vast amounts of sensitive data, such as personal and financial information. It’s crucial to ensure that this data is properly secured and protected from unauthorized access.
Network security: IoT devices are often connected to the internet and other devices, creating a larger attack surface. This means that businesses need to ensure that their network security is robust enough to protect against potential attacks.
Lack of standardization: With so many different IoT devices and platforms, there is a lack of standardization in terms of security protocols and best practices. This can make it difficult to ensure that all devices are properly secured.
Human error: As with any security system, human error can also be a challenge. For example, users may use weak passwords, fail to update software, or fall victim to phishing attacks.

To address these challenges, businesses must take a proactive approach to IoT cybersecurity. This includes implementing strong security measures, regularly updating software and firmware, and providing ongoing training to employees and users to ensure that they understand the importance of good cybersecurity practices.

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PRIVACY POLICY

Introduction

Lika d. o. o., Šišenska 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia (hereinafter: “Lika” or “controller”), is dedicated to responsibly handling the personal data of our clients, potential clients, Lika website visitors and any natural persons who reveal their personal information when contacting us (hereinafter: “users”), so we are implementing this Personal Data Protection Policy (hereinafter: “Policy”) to inform our users in a transparent, easy to understand way using plain language about the purpose, the legal ground for the processing of their personal data and their rights regarding the processing, as they are afforded to them under the Personal Data Protection Act and the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (hereinafter: “General Data Protection Regulation”).

Terms, such as “controller”, “processing”, “restriction of processing”, “processor”, “profiling”, “pseudonymization”, “third party” and “company”, used in this Policy have the meaning as stipulated in the General Data Protection Regulation. In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation, the Policy covers the following areas:

Contact details of the controller and of the data protection officer,
Purposes and legal basis for processing various types of users’ personal data, including profiling the users’ personal data,
Recipients of the personal data, contractual data processing and the transfer of personal data to third countries,
Storage period for different categories of personal data,
Security of the personal data,
Users’ rights regarding the processing of their personal data,
Procedure to exercise users’ rights regarding personal data processing,
The right to submit a complaint about personal data processing.

Contact details of the controller and of the data protection officer

The controller of the users’ personal data is Lika d.o.o., Šišenska 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Personal data

Personal data constitutes any information that identifies you as an identified or identifiable natural person. The user is identifiable when they can be directly or indirectly determined, especially using an identifier, such as the name, identification number, location data, an online identifier or by stating one or more factors specific to the user’s physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity. In accordance with the purposes stated in the following chapters of the Policy, the controller collects the following personal data:

Basic information on the user (full name, title, occupation and other information about the employer),
Contact information and information about the user’s communication with the controller (e-mail, telephone number, date, time and contents of the postal or e-mail communication, date, time and duration of phone calls),
Data about attendance at events organized by Lika (information on the event you attended, date and place of the event),
Channel and campaign – manner of gaining the user’s consent or the source through which the user came into contact with the controller (website and advertising campaign or promotion),
Data on the user’s use of the controller’s website (dates and hours of visits to the site, visited pages or URLs, duration of time spent on a website, number of visited pages, total time spent on the website, performed settings on the webpage) and usage data on received messages (e-mail, SMS) from the controller,
Data from voluntarily filled in forms on the controller’s website, e.g. for prize contests,
Other data the user voluntarily submits to the controller when requesting certain services that demand such data.
The controller does not collect or process the user’s personal data without their expressed consent, i.e. when ordering products or services, subscribing to e-newsletters, participating in a prize contest etc., when there is a legal basis for the collection of the personal data, the processing is necessary to execute contractual obligations or when the processing is necessary for legitimate interested pursued by the controller (hereinafter: “legitimate interest”).

Basis for processing and purpose of processing

Lika will process your personal data for one of the purposes listed below based on the following legal basis:

Your consent or agreement,
For compliance with the legal obligations of the controller,
Legitimate interest, for compliance with the contractual obligation of the controller
Lika will process your personal data solely for the purposes, for which they were collected and will not process them for purposes that are not compatible with the purposes, for which they were collected. Lika collects only that personal data from the user that is vital for achieving a set purpose.

Processing based on consent or agreement
Based on your written consent, Lika will process your personal data for the following purposes:

Sending e-mails for the purpose of informing about new whitepapers and case studies, additions to Lika portfolio, and invitations to industry events Lika is attending,
for monitoring the user’s reading of sent e-mails, including which e-mail you opened or did not open, which links you clicked (which contents you read), how long you were reading them or surveyed certain contents,
for segmenting users based on the factors from the previous paragraph and for further sending adapted (individualized) e-mails, which means different users can receive e-mails with different contents for the purpose of a better (more relevant) informing and achieving a higher level of response to the received e-mails,
for the purposes of analyzing the user’s pattern-of-life on the website: from where the user came to the website (source of the traffic), for monitoring their activities on the website, which websites they visited, which contents they downloaded or viewed,
for segmenting users based on the facts from the previous paragraph and further sending adapted (individualized) messages through multichannel communication, which means different users can receive messages with different contents for the purpose of a better (more relevant) informing of individuals and reaching a higher level of user enthusiasm,
for all other purposes for which you expressly agree in cooperating with the controller.
Any time you give consent for the processing of your personal data, the consent can be withdrawn at info@Lika.si.

Processing is necessary for completing Lika’s legal obligations
Your personal data is also processed when required of us by the law. One example of such processing is processing your personal data for the purposes of judicial or administrative processes.
Processing based on legitimate interest for which Lika strives
The controller can also process data based on legitimate interest, except when this interest is overruled by interests or basic rights and freedoms of the user to whom the personal data requiring data protection applies. In the case of using legitimate interest, the controller’s judgement always complies with the General Data Protection Regulation.

In certain cases, Lika can, for further processing of your personal data based on legitimate interest that was collected based on one of the aforementioned legal basis (consent, contract), implement certain safeguards for the protection of your personal data, such as pseudonymization, encryption, processing in an aggregated form and/or deleting certain categories of personal data.
Lika will process your personal data based on a legitimate interest for the following purposes:

marketing, business and other technical analyses, such as analyzing and determining which organizations the event attendees are coming from and what functions they perform in these organizations, for keeping records of how many and which events a user attended, for keeping records of awarded receipts, certificates and licenses of event attendees.
Preventing fraud, ensuring safety, submitting claims or defense of legal claims in court proceeding or administrative procedures. This allows the controller to process your personal data in cases of suspicion of fraud in an appropriate and proportional scope for the purpose of identifying and stopping potential fraud and deceit and can, if appropriate, forward the data to the police, the Prosecutor’s Office or other competent authority.
Direct marketing, including creating user profiles, based on legally acquired personal data. The stated processing can be objected to in accordance with the chapter Right to Object in this Policy.
Processing to fulfil contractual obligations of Lika
In certain cases, processing personal data is vital for the execution of the controller’s contractual obligations. If the user does not provide the necessary personal data, the controller is unable to finalize a contract with the user or perform services.

The controller will process your personal data to perform contractual obligations for the following purposes:

Business Cooperation Agreement,
Carrying out activities stated in the cooperation agreement (consulting, preparing marketing and sales strategies, implementing marketing and sales campaigns, process informatization),
Communicating with contracting parties and other contact persons for the purposes of executing an activity stated in the cooperation agreement,
To sign up a user to an event organized by Lika, including for awarding certificates, receipts and licenses to event attendees.

Recipients of personal data, contractual data processing and transfer of personal data to third countries (countries that are not members of the European Union or the European Economic Area)

Your personal data can be accessed solely by Lika employees and authorized processers of personal data.

Lika will never forward your personal data to unauthorized third persons.

By using Lika websites and other services, you agree that Lika may entrust individual tasks about your personal data to the processers listed below. The listed processers can process your personal data exclusively in the name and in accordance with Lika’s written instructions, within the limits of the authorization, as stated in the agreement between Lika and the processor, and in accordance with the purposes as stated in the Policy. The processors of your personal data may under no circumstances use your personal data to pursue any kind of personal interest.

Personal data storage period

The controller will not process personal data longer than necessary to achieve the purposes for which the personal data was collected and further processed.

The personal data processed by Lika is processed in compliance with the agreement and is stored by Lika for the period that is necessary to complete the contract and for 5 years after its completion, except in cases when a disagreement arises about the contract between you and the controller. In that case, Lika keeps that data for 5 years after the finalized court judgements or arbitration decisions or settlement, or in the case of no litigation, for 5 years after the dispute has been resolved peacefully.

The personal data processed by Lika based on the law is stored by Lika for the legally determined duration of time.

The personal data processed by the controller based on your personal consent or legitimate interest are kept by Lika permanently until you withdraw your consent or submit a request that the processing be terminated. Lika will delete such data before they are withdrawn only if the purpose of the processing of the personal data has been achieved or if it is determined by the law.
After the storage duration period has elapsed, Lika will effectively and permanently delete or anonymize your personal data so that it can no longer be traced back to you.

Personal data protection

Lika is dedicated to protecting your personal data. They prevent any unauthorized access to it, their use and their revelation with the following measures:

The data is protected with the workspace, equipment and system software, including input-output units,
The data is protected by application software that is used for processing personal data,
Lika prevents unauthorized access to personal data during their transfer, including forwarding using telecommunication means and networks,
Lika enables an effective way of blocking, destroying, deleting or anonymizing personal data after the purpose, for which they were collected, ceases,
Lika enables later detection of when individual data that had been entered into the personal data database were used, forwarded or otherwise processed and by whom.
Unauthorized access to personal data, their use and revelation is prevented by Lika with the following safety technologies and procedures:

Controlling physical access,
Locking rooms, closets, computers,
Storing carriers of personal data in secured rooms,
Preventing office maintenance workers, clients and other visitors of the controller’s offices from having any consultation with the personal data,
Preventing password use to persons who have not been directly assigned to the stated purpose,
Limiting data transfer by the employees,
Controlling the number of copies and data transfer,
Limiting, documenting and securing the transfer of the data through telecommunication networks,
Preventing insight into the data to persons whose employment contract has been terminated,
Strictly separating their data from the data of any other possible controllers.

Users’ rights in personal data protection

In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation, Lika guarantees you the following rights relating to personal data protection, which are further elaborated in the following chapters of the Policy:

Right of access to the data,
Right to rectification,
Right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”),
Right to restriction of processing,
Right to data portability,
Right to object.
Right of access to the data
You have the right to obtain confirmation from Lika as to whether or not they are processing your personal data, and, where that is the case, you have the right to access your personal data and the following information about personal data processing:

the purposes of the processing,
the categories of personal data,
the recipients or categories of recipient to whom the personal data have been or will be disclosed, in particular recipients in third countries or international organizations,
where possible, the envisaged period for which the personal data will be stored, or, if not possible, the criteria used to determine that period,
the existence of the right to request from the controller rectification or erasure of personal data or restriction of processing of personal data concerning the user or to object to such processing,
the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority,
where the personal data are not collected from the user, any available information as to their source,
the existence of automated decision-making, including profiling, and meaningful information about the reasons for it, as well as the significance and the envisaged consequences of such processing for the user.
Based on your request, Lika will provide you with a free copy of your personal data undergoing processing. For any further copies you request, Lika will charge a reasonable fee based on administrative costs.

Right to rectification
You have the right to obtain from Lika without undue delay the rectification of inaccurate personal data concerning you. Taking into account the purposes of the processing, you have the right to have incomplete personal data completed, including by means of providing a supplementary statement.

Right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”)
You have the right to obtain from Lika the erasure of personal data concerning you without undue delay and Lika shall have the obligation to erase your personal data without undue delay where one of the following grounds applies:

the personal data are no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed,
you withdraw consent on which the processing is based, and where there is no other legal ground for the processing,
you object to the processing pursuant the controller’s legitimate interest and there are no overriding legitimate grounds for the processing,
you object to the processing for the purposes of direct marketing,
the personal data have to be erased for compliance with a legal obligation in accordance with EU or Slovenian State law.
Where Lika has acted in accordance with the Policy and has made your personal data public, Lika shall take reasonable steps, including technical measures, to inform controllers which are processing the personal data that the user has requested the erasure of any links to, or copy or replication of those personal data.

Right to restriction of processing
You have the right to obtain from Lika the restriction of processing of your personal data where one of the following applies:

you contest the accuracy of the personal data, for a period enabling the controller to verify the accuracy of your personal data,
the processing is unlawful and you oppose the erasure of the personal data and request the restriction of their use instead,
when Lika no longer needs the personal data for the purposes of the processing, but you required them for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims,
you have objected to processing, pending the verification whether the legitimate grounds of the controller override yours.
Right to data portability
You have the right to receive personal data concerning you, provided by Lika, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and have the right to transmit those data to another controller without hindrance from Lika to which the personal data have been provided, when:

the processing is based on consent or agreement and
the processing is carried out by automated means.
Right to object
On grounds relating to your particular situation, you have the right to object, at any time to processing of your personal data, if your objection is based on legitimate interests pursued by Lika or a third party. Lika shall no longer process the personal data unless they demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds for the processing which override your interests, rights and freedoms or for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims. Where personal data are processed for direct marketing purposes, you have the right to object at any time to processing of your personal data for such marketing, which includes profiling to the extent that it is related to such direct marketing. If the direct marketing is based on consent, the right to object can also be achieved by withdrawing the personal consent.

Procedure to exercise rights

All the aforementioned claims on exercising rights regarding your personal data can be addressed in written form at the e-mail address info@marinn.co or by post to the address Lika d.o.o., Šišenska 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia.
If you submit your claim, in accordance with the previous paragraph, using electronic means, the information, where possible, will be provided to you in electronic means, unless you request otherwise.

The controller can, for the purposes of reliable identification in cases of claiming rights on personal data, request additional information from you that is necessary to confirm your identity, and may decline acting in accordance with this chapter only in the event that they cannot reliably identify you.

The controller will respond to your request exercising your rights regarding your personal data without undue delay in no more than a month after receiving the claim. Lika can extend the deadline to comply with the rights for no more than two additional months, taking into account the complexity and number of claims. If Lika extends the deadline, they will inform you about the extension within one month of receiving the claim, including the reasons for the delay.

If your claims regarding this chapter are obviously unfounded or excessive, especially when repetitive, Lika can:

charge a reasonable fee based on administrative costs of forwarding the information or the claim or of processing the claim,
decline to act on the claim.

Right to lodge a complaint regarding personal data processing

You can send any potential complaint regarding the processing of your personal data to the e-mail address info@marinn.co or by post to the address Lika d.o.o., Šišenska 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia.

You have the right to lodge your complaint directly to the Information Commissioner, if you believe processing your personal data is infringing on Slovenian State or EU rules on personal data protection.

Policy validity

This Policy enters into force on 1 September 2021 and can be changed or amended at any time.

ABOUT US

OUR OFFERING

business development and advisory

Communication and IOT solutions and services

Business to cloud migration and support

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Telecommunication procurement

Circular economy supply chain planning

Business to cloud migration

A cognitive network

IoT cybersecurity

Set of services comprise from:

Strategy and planning,

Business model creation,

Investment pitch creation,

Circular economy supply chain planning,

Operational efficiency and improvements,

Our references: Large multinational corporations, fast growing disruptive startups and SMEs,

Our business model is strictly based on our customer execution success and operational performance improvements.

Set of services comprise from:

Telecommunication procurement,

IOT Cybersecurity,

Solution design, integration and support,

Our references: Leading equipment vendors, Service providers and operators, Industry verticals (Manufacturing, Energy and Utilities, Transport and Logistics), ICT system integrators and support services organizations.

Our technology research and innovation focus is on safe and secure cognitive networks(Link) in industrial environments.

Set of services comprise from:

Consultancy and planning,

Migration,

Data management, analytics and security,

Business robustness and resilience (Maintenance, Disaster recovery, backups..),

Education & training,

Our references: Leading equipment vendors, Service providers and operators, Industry verticals (Manufacturing, Energy and Utilities, Transport and Logistics), SMEs and Startups,

Our technology research and innovation focus is on digital twin cloud based solutions using advanced analytics to serve industrial specific use cases and applications in robust, scalable industrial environment.

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OUR PARTNERS

WHERE WE ARE

Lika d.o.o.Šišenska 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Sloveniainfo@lika.si

Rapidly evolving technology: Telecommunications technology is constantly changing and improving, which can make it difficult for organizations to keep up and make informed procurement decisions.

Complex contracts: Telecommunications contracts can be complex and may include multiple service levels, pricing structures, and terms and conditions. Understanding and negotiating these contracts can be challenging.

Vendor selection: Selecting the right vendor can be difficult, as there are many vendors offering similar products and services. Organizations must carefully evaluate potential vendors to ensure that they meet their needs and budget requirements.

Cost management: Telecommunications expenses can be significant and can quickly add up. Organizations must carefully manage costs and ensure that they are getting the best value for their investment.

Integration with existing infrastructure: Telecommunications products and services must be seamlessly integrated with existing infrastructure to ensure that they work effectively. This can be challenging, especially when working with multiple vendors.

Security: Telecommunications networks and equipment can be vulnerable to cyber threats. Organizations must take steps to ensure that their telecommunications infrastructure is secure and that vendors are following best practices for security.

Circular economy supply chain planning can involve a range of activities, including:

Designing products for circularity, such as using recyclable or reusable materials and designing products for disassembly and refurbishment.

Developing closed-loop supply chains that enable the recovery and reuse of materials and products.

Implementing waste reduction and elimination strategies, such as lean manufacturing and supply chain optimization.

Creating circular business models, such as product-as-a-service or leasing models, which prioritize the long-term use and value of products rather than their ownership.

Partnering with suppliers, customers, and other stakeholders to create a collaborative circular ecosystem.

Overall, circular economy supply chain planning aims to create a more sustainable and resilient supply chain that benefits both the environment and the business. Businesses may benefit from working with Lika and our partners to ensure a successful circular economy supply chain planning.

The transformation of business to the cloud, while beneficial in many ways, can also present some challenges. Here are a few common challenges that businesses may face:

Security: One of the biggest concerns with cloud computing is security. Businesses need to ensure that their data is properly protected and that security protocols are in place to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.

Integration: Moving to the cloud often requires integrating existing systems with new cloud-based applications. This can be complex and require significant resources to ensure seamless integration.

Cost: While cloud computing can reduce costs in the long term, there may be upfront costs associated with migrating to the cloud, as well as ongoing costs for maintenance and upgrades.

Governance and compliance: Compliance regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA and others, must be addressed when moving data to the cloud.

Data migration and management: Moving data to the cloud can be time-consuming and require careful planning to ensure that data is properly migrated and managed.

Connectivity: Businesses must ensure they have the appropriate network infrastructure to support cloud-based applications and services.

Overcoming these challenges requires careful planning, strategy, and execution. Businesses may benefit from working with experienced cloud service providers and Lika with our network of partners as to ensure a successful transition of the business to the cloud.

Another challenge is the need to ensure interoperability between different networks and devices. Cognitive networks need to be able to communicate with traditional networks and devices that may not be equipped with the necessary intelligence or capabilities.

Overall, the migration to cognitive networks represents a significant technological and logistical challenge, but the potential benefits in terms of improved performance, efficiency, and intelligence make it an area of ongoing research and development.

Experts from Lika have more then 20years of experience from different telecommunication migration projects and our passion is in the research and development of cognitive networks for our partners.

Device vulnerabilities: Many IoT devices are designed with little to no security features, making them vulnerable to attacks. Additionally, these devices may not receive regular software updates and patches, leaving them exposed to new vulnerabilities.

Data privacy: IoT devices can collect vast amounts of sensitive data, such as personal and financial information. It’s crucial to ensure that this data is properly secured and protected from unauthorized access.

Network security: IoT devices are often connected to the internet and other devices, creating a larger attack surface. This means that businesses need to ensure that their network security is robust enough to protect against potential attacks.

Lack of standardization: With so many different IoT devices and platforms, there is a lack of standardization in terms of security protocols and best practices. This can make it difficult to ensure that all devices are properly secured.

Human error: As with any security system, human error can also be a challenge. For example, users may use weak passwords, fail to update software, or fall victim to phishing attacks.

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PRIVACY POLICY

Lika d.o.o.
Šišenska 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
info@lika.si