IoT Agenda
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High-productivity architecture creates a faster path to ROI for IIOT
- Progress Software 19 Jul 2019 -
Machine learning tips to build a facial recognition tool
- Exadel, Inc. 17 Jul 2019 -
IoT is fuel for the fourth Industrial Revolution
- PwC 17 Jul 2019
Organizations can improve their business process and solve problems faster with high-productivity platforms. Progress Software's Abhishek Tandon discusses.
Organizations must train their machine learning models to create real-world applications, such as facial recognition check-ins. Exadel's Jonathan Fries discusses the do's and don'ts of using ...
The fourth Industrial Revolution is upon us. PwC's Mohamed Kande explains what this means for organizations and discusses strategies to solve business problems and create new opportunities.
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IoT investment has to begin now
- Kinetica 16 Jul 2019 -
3 E's of AI: First an intro to ethical artificial intelligence
- FICO 16 Jul 2019 -
IoT PCB microelectronics manufacturing calls for intricate tools
- NexLogic Tech., Inc. 16 Jul 2019 -
How IoT empowers GPS tracking technology
- Rewire Security 15 Jul 2019 -
The future of mixed reality across industries
- ThirdEye Gen 12 Jul 2019 -
Data transfers present an escalating challenge for IoT deployments
- Canonical 12 Jul 2019 -
Long-range wireless power will upgrade smart device services
- Wi-Charge 11 Jul 2019
The IoT market will continue to see rapid growth for the next few years, so Kinetica's Nima Negahban advises that organizations take advantage of potential returns and invest in IoT now.
Any data scientist would want to remove bias from their machine learning model. FICO's Scott Zoldi reminds organizations that it's easy to forget biases can be imputed from the confounding variables.
Advancements in microelectronics have given manufacturers the ability to shrink IoT printed circuit boards even more. NexLogic's Zulki Khan discusses how laser microscopes can inspect miniature PCBs.
IoT technology has enhanced GPS tracking for transportation and improving consumer's daily lives. Rewire Security's Ekim Sarbardak explores the potential of IoT-enabled tracking.
Augmented reality and mixed reality technology can transform troubleshooting and learning in all industries. ThirdEye Gen's Nick Cherukuri explains its potential uses.
Organizations must find more efficient ways to process data as the number of edge IoT devices increases. Canonical's Tom Canning explains how snap deltas work to reduce the size of data transfers.
Long-range wireless power will make vendors rethink their installation and maintenance services to avoid expenses from sending a technician for a simple fix. Wi-Charge's Ori Mor discusses.
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Smart devices should drive processing power to the network edge
- Stratus Technologies 11 Jul 2019 -
Smart healthcare in the IoT era
- Semtech 10 Jul 2019 -
Take your IoT deployment from idea to success
- Vodafone Americas 08 Jul 2019 -
Security controls must keep pace with internet-connected devices
- Attivo Networks 08 Jul 2019 -
IoT brings hotel guests closer to home away from home
- Akamai Technologies 03 Jul 2019
Smart devices have changed the way that consumers live, but the technology has the greatest potential at the edge of industrial organizations, Stratus Technologies' Jason Andersen explains.
IoT devices have the potential to make healthcare safer with low range and low power technology. Semtech's Marc Pégulu explains two situations where LoRa devices could improve the industry.
IoT implementation can intimidate even the most veteran IT pros because of its rapid expansion and constant change. Vodafone Americas' Ludovico Fassati discusses key strategies for success.
The exponential growth of interconnected devices makes balancing safety and innovation challenging, but deception technology and patch management, advises Attivo Networks' Carolyn Crandall, can ...
Hotel operators can build a more personalized experience for guests through IoT connectivity -- and guests expect it. Akamai Technologies' Brian Apley discusses the benefits of connected rooms.