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How AI and IoT will interact
To create a world of seamless exchange between people, networks, devices and applications, IoT in concert with AI is critical, says Tata Communications' Tim Sherwood. Continue Reading
CES 2018: The five words I heard most frequently
People Power's Stuart Sikes offers the five words he heard most frequently at CES 2018, from AI to robots, which created conversations among conference attendees. Continue Reading
How IoT is changing insurance
Thanks to IoT, the insurance industry is revolutionizing how it assesses risks and pricing to a model based on real-life data. Jooycar's María Paz Gillet Martín explains. Continue Reading
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What is the real state of IoT gateways?
Intelligent gateways are a valuable addition to the IoT ecosystem, but how to deploy them -- and when not to -- is not yet widely understood. Aricent's Ben Pietrabella discusses. Continue Reading
My car just told me to stop texting and watch the road!
Thanks to the miniaturization of 3D cameras and increasingly powerful AI software, says Sensible Vision's George Brostoff, interaction between people and their cars will never be the same. Continue Reading
Finding the killer IoT app: Why worry?
Companies are anxiously looking for the killer IoT app. But, according to OIES Consulting's Francisco Maroto, the true killer IoT app doesn't exist.Continue Reading
Network densification is the key to IoT growth
To accommodate the estimated 35 billion connected devices coming on the scene by 2020, says ADRF's Greg Najjar, mobile network density and availability will both need to increase at incredible rates.Continue Reading
Making the case for healthcare IoT: Is it necessary?
A standardized and connected ecosystem can provide easy and seamless access to one critical industry: healthcare. Zephyr Health's William King outlines three critical value drivers of healthcare IoT.Continue Reading
With help from DevOps, IoT initiatives get off the ground
There are a number of best practices from DevOps that IoT deployments can benefit from, especially around testing, data streams and architectures.Continue Reading
The Augmented Age: A time of great possibilities
Venuetize's Nimish Shrivastava explains how the Augmented Age is leading to new ways of experiencing and engaging with smart spaces, as well as opportunities for the people managing these spaces.Continue Reading
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How can midmarket manufacturers get started with IoT projects?
Learn how midmarket manufacturers can prosper from IoT and get tips on starting industrial IoT projects that lay the groundwork for IoT to use enterprise systems and transform business processes.Continue Reading
IIoT: The rise and rise of IoT in the industrial sector
The industrial IoT age is upon us. And as Mobiliya's Krish Kupathil explains, there is more than one way IIoT will accelerate growth, transform economies and create a new level of competitiveness.Continue Reading
Putting the IoT cart before the horse
What is the ultimate holy grail of IoT-driven business value, and can IoT platforms deliver on this value? Hitachi Consulting's Rajesh Devnani discusses.Continue Reading
IoT logistics moves from connected fleet to connected things
Roambee's Sanjay Sharma explains why taking a connected things approach to fleet management -- versus a connected fleet approach -- helps better track the health of shipments.Continue Reading
Changing the IoT mindset to take a business-first approach
By taking a business-first versus technology-first approach to IoT, says IMS Evolve's Jason Kay, companies can achieve valuable IoT deployments.Continue Reading
How IoT drives digital transformation
Digital transformation driven by IoT is highly beneficial -- and unavoidable if businesses want to remain competitive.Continue Reading
NFC unlocks opportunities in technology at CES 2018
NFC Forum's Paula Hunter highlights four products from CES 2018 that are good examples of NFC technology fueling innovation and product development.Continue Reading
When IoT puts the user last
When it comes to consumer IoT, it should be all about the user experience. Unfortunately, that isn't always the case, explains Red Hat's Gordon Haff.Continue Reading
How IoT can provide greater value to the agriculture industry
Karina Popova explains the benefits IoT can provide to farmers, as well as the challenges of adopting connected technologies in the agriculture industry.Continue Reading
Why citizens should be the digital heartbeat of every smart city
Urban leaders should put citizens at the heart of smart city strategies to meet the higher expectations and logical outcomes they expect, says Tata Consultancy Services' Seeta Hariharan.Continue Reading
Five ways IoT is transforming the manufacturing industry
Hitachi Vantara's Greg Knieriemen discusses five ways IoT will permanently change the manufacturing for the better, from improved operational efficiency to improving safety.Continue Reading
Power companies plug into Salesforce IoT and AI applications
Gathering data points in apps and then processing the data via AI creates opportunities for companies in the energy vertical to automate the service side of the customer experience.Continue Reading
The infinite struggle of testing IoT
Testing IoT isn't the easiest process. Sogeti's Tom van de Ven offers tips on how to approach it and create your IoT test strategy.Continue Reading
Enterprise IoT innovation labs are killing connected product success
Connected products and IoT systems require much more than a centralized innovation lab can deliver. BrightWolf's James Branigan explains.Continue Reading
Augmented vs. artificial intelligence: What's the difference?
Artificial intelligence is a hot topic, but as BoldIQ's Roei Ganzarski notes, true AI doesn't exist today; what we're experiencing is augmented intelligence.Continue Reading
How IPv6 deployment affects the security of IoT devices
IPv6 deployment is looming, but what does this mean for the security of IoT devices? Expert Fernando Gont explains.Continue Reading
LPWAN (low-power wide area network)
Low-power WAN (LPWAN) is a wireless wide area network technology that interconnects low-bandwidth, battery-powered devices with low bit rates over long ranges.Continue Reading
The importance of flexibility when selecting IoT technology
The fusion of energy management, security and convenience in IoT creates a tailored, personalized user experience, says Rob Martens of Allegion. In other words, it provides flexibility.Continue Reading
Deep learning technologies evolving beyond human capacities
Artificial intelligence is growing at a rapid pace, going beyond the usual expectations from machines, able to recognize images and behavioral patterns.Continue Reading
Zigbee
Zigbee is a standards-based wireless technology developed to enable low-cost, low-power wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) and internet of things (IoT) networks.Continue Reading
Making sense of IoT interoperability
Why is it important for organizations to think strategically about IoT interoperability? There are at least three reasons why; learn more.Continue Reading
The pros and cons of pull and push models for processing IoT data
When deciding on a "pull" or "push" IoT data flow model, be sure to match the pros and cons of each to your organization's overall goals.Continue Reading
Best design practices for IoT device iteration
These best design practices will help developers maximize the ability to update configurations or add new functionality after IoT devices leave the factory.Continue Reading
Domino's Pizza IoT deployment delivers temp monitoring, food safety
Domino's Pizza franchises are putting IoT on the menu to automate manual processes, save costs and predict machine maintenance -- and to better focus on cranking out pizzas.Continue Reading
Three ways IoT is transforming inventory management
The connectivity and real-time analytics inherent in the internet of things could be the game changer for retailers' inventory woes.Continue Reading
Four key characteristics of meetings
To understand how IoT can help the workplace, it's important to understand what makes meetings bad or unproductive in the first place.Continue Reading
Tesla: Driving the new Industrial Revolution
Tesla is revolutionizing the manufacturing world by thinking less like a traditional manufacturer and more like a service provider.Continue Reading
Real-time data management will be the keystone of IoT
While consumer-grade internet of things devices are hogging the limelight, it will be in real-time data management where the value of IoT lies.Continue Reading
Internet of People (IoP): The next frontier for IoT
The Internet of People (IoP) is not just more sensor data, but it is a learning process or a study of how people interact with sensor data.Continue Reading
Three reasons to consider agile methodology for your IoT effort
Agile methodology is a proven approach; many IoT solutions are built via the agile development process by vendors that know iterative sprints.Continue Reading
Making a smart home system smart: Why connectivity is not enough
A smart home system requires more than just internet connectivity to be considered smart. Learn the benefits of a system-level product design approach.Continue Reading
The internet of things is in your future - the law says so!
Moore's Law and Metcalfe's Law planted the seeds for the internet of things decades ago, illustrating and helping to predict potential for IoT.Continue Reading
Securing industrial IoT: Spotlight on DMZ and segmentation
The convergence of IT and OT is creating a number of security risks that must be addressed. Are DMZ and segmentation the answer?Continue Reading
Ford drives IoT with its connected car strategy
At its recent investor day, Ford announced its strategy for IoT and how the company plans to make its mark in the connected car industry.Continue Reading
IoT + NFC: Four reasons why IoT needs NFC
Learn four key capabilities near field communications, or NFC, provides that will help move IoT to more wide-scale adoption.Continue Reading
IoT data: Where is it stored?
Along with storing IoT data at the back-end, devices should also store data at the device itself; this will prevent outage issues and consumer frustration.Continue Reading
Why 2.4 GHz still makes sense for most IoT applications
While many have been quick to jump to the 5 GHz "band"-wagon, the classic 2.4 GHz wireless band still has a place in an IoT world.Continue Reading
Three questions you need to ask about IoT security and privacy
Before moving from an IT security architecture to an IoT security architecture, there are three fundamental questions organizations should ask themselves.Continue Reading
IoT data management: Establishing connected data use agreements
Connected devices continue to move into the mainstream, but they raise major IoT data management questions for both businesses and their customers.Continue Reading
Internet of Things: Food safety apps set to emerge
Food safety could emerge as a key application for the Internet of Things in the coming months, providing real-time visibility in the vast food supply chain.Continue Reading
An inside look at beacon technology, manufacturers and use cases
Beacons have been making headlines for a couple of years now, yet their true potential has not been reaped. Is it finally the beacon's time to shine?Continue Reading
Using mesh networking to interconnect IoT devices
Need a relatively simple, inexpensive way to interconnect your IoT devices? Mesh networking is emerging as an attractive option for a wide range of low-power, low-data-rate IoT applications.Continue Reading
Internet of Everything (IoE)
The Internet of Everything (IoE) is a concept that extends the Internet of Things (IoT) emphasis on machine-to-machine (M2M) communications to describe a more complex system that also encompasses people and processes.Continue Reading
IoT devices, data use developing faster than common standard
The onslaught of data from IoT devices may not happen until a set of common standards is developed.Continue Reading
smart home app (home automation app)
A smart home app, sometimes referred to as a home automation app or a smart home automation app, is an application used to remotely control and manage connected non-computing devices in the home, typically from a smartphone or tablet.Continue Reading
smart bulb (smart light bulb)
A smart bulb is a networked LED light bulb that has additional features to enable automation, presence-sensing capabilities and customization.Continue Reading
Delving into an enterprise IoT initiative? Read this first
From the business problem to the technology, here's what CIOs need to know to get started on an enterprise IoT initiative.Continue Reading
drone photography
Drone photography is the capture of still images and video by a remotely-operated or autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), also known as an unmanned aircraft system (UAS) or, more commonly, as a drone.Continue Reading
active RFID (active radio frequency identification)
Active RFID (radio frequency identification) tags are continuously operating, battery-powered sensors that gather and transmit data to a reading device.Continue Reading
embedded firmware
Hardware makers use embedded firmware to control the functions of various hardware devices and systems much like a computer’s operating system controls the function of software applications.Continue Reading
embedded software
Hardware makers use embedded software to control the functions of various hardware devices and systems. Embedded software controls device functions in the same way that a computer’s operating system controls the function of software applications.Continue Reading
The enterprise IoT wave rolls in: How to prepare
The possibilities for IoT might be boundless. Find out areas where architects can prepare for and take advantage of an increasingly connected world.Continue Reading
SDN for IoT supports networking devices
SDN and IoT are two terms flourishing in the IT industry, so organizations must prepare to combine them while the technology keeps developing.Continue Reading
machine authentication
Machine authentication is the authorization of an automated human-to-machine or machine-to-machine (M2M) communication through verification of a digital certificate or digital credentials. Unlike user authentication, the process does not involve any...Continue Reading
Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE)
Also marketed as Bluetooth Smart, Bluetooth LE was introduced in the Bluetooth 4.0 specification as an alternative to Bluetooth Classic. Like its predecessor, Bluetooth LE uses frequency hopping wireless technology in the 2.4 GHz unlicensed radio ...Continue Reading
active sensor
An active sensor is a device with a transmitter that sends out a signal, light wavelength or electrons to be bounced off a target, with data gathered by the sensor upon their reflection. Active sensors contrast with passive sensors, which simply ...Continue Reading
passive sensor
Passive sensor technologies gather target data through the detection of vibrations, light, radiation, heat or other phenomena occurring in the subject’s environment. They contrast with active sensors, which include transmitters that send out a ...Continue Reading
headless system
A headless system is a computer that operates without a monitor, graphical user interface (GUI) or the typical peripherals used to control it, such as a keyboard and mouse. Headless computers are often used in embedded systems and servers.Continue Reading
IDC analysts see more Internet of Things projects ahead
At IDC Directions, analysts predict more Internet of Things projects in the near future.Continue Reading
Windows Embedded
Windows Embedded is Microsoft’s embedded operating systems product group. Examples of embedded systems include computers in cars, traffic lights, digital televisions, ATMs, airplane controls, point of sale (POS) terminals, digital cameras, GPS ...Continue Reading
VeriChip
VeriChip is an injectable identification chip that can be inserted under the skin of a human being to provide biometric verification.Continue Reading