IoT Agenda
Recent Posts
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IoT security: Decisive action is needed
- Canonical - the company behind Ubuntu 27 Mar 2019 -
With IoT, patients can get continuous health monitoring anywhere, anytime
- Current Health 26 Mar 2019 -
Prioritizing the IoT device's security posture in 2019
- Spirent 26 Mar 2019
As IoT adoption soars, so too does the potential for security vulnerabilities. Will the government step in with IoT security regulations? Canonical's Eric Jensen discusses why action must be taken ...
Remote patient monitoring and other real-time health technologies built on IoT are revolutionizing patient care. Current Health's Christopher McCann explains.
Testing is a critical component of securing IoT devices. Spirent's Stephen Douglas offers three simple rules to starting enterprise IoT device testing and explores why a holistic approach is key.
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Super friends: IoT, AI and cloud create a powerful team
- Deloitte Consulting BV 25 Mar 2019 -
We can see clearly now: The value of supply chain visibility
- CalAmp 25 Mar 2019 -
Emerging frameworks for cross-silo IoT data models
- InterDigital 22 Mar 2019 -
Evolution of consumer IoT: 2019 forecast from WEF's annual meeting
- EVRYTHNG 21 Mar 2019 -
IIoT adoption: What's on the horizon?
- Deasil Cognitive 21 Mar 2019 -
Three strategies for vendor success in IoT markets
- Bain & Company 21 Mar 2019 -
Making connected cars a successful reality for developers and manufacturers
- High Mobility 21 Mar 2019
IoT, AI and cloud create a super team, with the strengths of each compensating for vulnerabilities of others. Deployed together, explains Deloitte's Helena Lisachuk, they can table some of the most ...
You don't need to reinvent the wheel to achieve supply chain visibility. CalAmp's Michael Burdiek explains why connecting systems is key to success.
Having a standardized approach to understanding and interpreting IoT data is key to preventing silos. OneM2M's Chonggang Wang discusses frameworks available for IoT data modelling.
Evrythng's Niall Murphy outlines five key trends about consumer IoT product brands that came out of discussions at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting.
Figuring out ways to help companies digitize data that is being collected across the globe is a great first step in helping companies begin their industrial IoT journey. Learn more about IIoT ...
Focusing on fewer industries to develop more comprehensive IoT systems, while removing customer barriers, can increase chances for success in this burgeoning market. Bain & Company's Ann Bosche ...
When connected car manufacturers and app developers work together, they can give car owners the experiences and features they want and need. High Mobility's Kevin Valdek explains the challenges ...
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Future of the automotive industry: IoT-enabled cars
- XongoLab Technologies 20 Mar 2019 -
Why are connected device risks more inherent with APIs?
- Threat X 20 Mar 2019 -
Open source technologies for IoT application performance challenges
- GridGain Systems 19 Mar 2019 -
The case for an internet code of conduct
- Qorvo 19 Mar 2019 -
Reinvention in the age of AI
- Equinix 18 Mar 2019
Consumers and the automotive industry as a whole have seven major needs to consider before IoT-enabled cars can become a reality. XongoLab Technologies' Ankit Patel discusses.
A number of consumer and enterprise IoT devices use APIs to support users across the world. However, these APIs present a number of risks. Threat X's Andrew Useckas explains the inherent threats ...
Open source technologies, such as Apache Ignite, Apache Kafka and Kubernetes, can help developers achieve the performance and scale demanding IoT applications require. GridGain's Nikita Ivanov ...
As consumers and enterprises adopt more IoT devices and sensors, should they have to waive expectations of privacy? Qorvo's Cees Links explains why a code of conduct for the internet is so important.
While technology may disrupt how things were done in the past, it opens doors to new opportunities and skills. Equinix's Chiaren Cushing explains the power of AI to augment humans and create new ...