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1. Smart cities - For example, controlling activation of streetlights, and increasing or decreasing brightness depending on current visibility. This manages costs and controls energy flow based on need. Dynatrace determines if devices are working, and if not, what is the problem, where is it occurring, and who should repair it.

2. Smart metering - Meters reduce operational costs and collect information about energy consumption, so that heating decisions can be based on fluctuating energy costs to optimize expenses. For example, Dynatrace reduces issues like energy theft by monitoring communication and connection issues and detecting and flagging anomalies.

3. Manufacturing operations - Sensor data is pre-processed on devices controlling the manufacturing process before being sent back for evaluation; improvements via software updates on devices can be delivered regularly. Dynatrace provides actionable data on deployment issues that minimize bad code and associated time and costs.

4. Healthcare - Sensitive healthcare equipment can be monitored so that critical devices are updated regularly with minimal effort. Dynatrace helps find deployment and performance issues at the exact code level, lowering risk, and saving time and costs.

5. Off-site oil and gas - Monitors pipelines which can be thousands of miles long; gathers and processes data from sensors which send notifications when anomalies occur – such as leaks or theft of energy. Dynatrace identifies if device is sending and receiving data, and flags the location of issues.

6. Fleet Management - Anomalies trigger alarms and the collected data can be sent from vehicles to smart-panic emergency systems to avoid accidents. If there is an emergency the vehicle can be remotely disabled. Dynatrace ensures that devices are sending data on time and that back-end services are running error-free to make the best emergency decisions.

7. Agriculture - Many use cases, including knowing how much is remaining in a fodder container, or understanding details about the watering level of every single corner in the field. This helps to identify problems like water adjustments or empty containers to minimize risks to crops and livestock. Dynatrace maps all connections and devices and reports on performance, identifying issues and locations of variances.

8. Retail - Consumers get customized offers on their mobile devices for an engaging in-store-experience, sold items can be equipped with sensors to improve customer service. If a problem occurs, a service team can be automatically notified to proactively help the customer. Dynatrace provides visibility at key connection points and identifies whether the customer is having a good or bad experience for faster remediation and continuous improvement.

9. Connected home - Used in a variety of ways, for example heating, lights, oven, and alarm systems. All of these can be monitored for proper function and performance. Dynatrace assures connections are error free, and if not, identifies the problem and its root cause.

10. Wearables - As an example, a smart watch may capture biometric readings and use this medical data to improve patient treatment, prevent illness or even detect emergencies and notify the proper authorities. Data could also connect with health insurance providers to access discounts for exercising. Dynatrace can help to show if the connections are working, and if issues occur, locate problem points down to the OS and code level for faster repair or resolution.