IoT Agenda
Recent Posts
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IoT: Forever? Or should we plan for end of life?
- Kentik 22 Apr 2016 -
Exploring the connected audio device landscape
- Parks Associates 21 Apr 2016 -
The changing landscape of IoT data and analytics
- Machina Research 21 Apr 2016
End of life is a reality all devices and services will face, even in the world of the Internet of Things.
Connected audio devices are supplanting traditional audio products, changing how device makers address connectivity and availability.
IoT data and analytics reflects in many ways the superposition between the merge of IoT and big data.
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Things that matter in the Internet of Health
20 Apr 2016 -
Getting IoT software delivery right
- Electric Cloud 19 Apr 2016 -
Will industry muscle win in the IoT standards war?
- AppDirect 14 Apr 2016 -
How the Internet of Things is transforming customer experience
- Senior Site Editor 13 Apr 2016 -
Three questions you need to ask about IoT security and privacy
- Kaleido Insights 12 Apr 2016 -
Cautiously excited about smart cities
- Rocket Wagon Venture Studios 11 Apr 2016 -
Mobile network operators: Overcome IoT challenges using the power of SIM
- Able Device 08 Apr 2016
There are five key attributes to keep in mind when deploying the Internet of Health to ensure efficiency and safety.
To provide connected services, IoT software companies must have three software teams that use a single, integrated DevOps platform.
As the number of IoT standards continues to grow, it remains to be seen whether industry giants will step in and dominate once again.
The Internet of Things is changing how brands and consumers interact; however, using IoT to enhance customer experience isn't without its challenges.
Before moving from an IT security architecture to an IoT security architecture, there are three fundamental questions organizations should ask themselves.
The allure of smart cities includes increased efficiencies and improved lifestyles, yet fears involving security and privacy lurk in the shadows.
The Internet of things brings great opportunities and risks for mobile network operators. The SIM may be the key that adds value for MNOs.
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Air Canada's cargo IoT initiative takes flight
- Senior Site Editor 07 Apr 2016 -
Invisible IoT: Why you shouldn't have to think about the Internet of Things
- Cisco Jasper 05 Apr 2016 -
Who owns the IoT data?
- Rocket Wagon Venture Studios 29 Mar 2016 -
Consumer privacy and security concerns for connected devices
- Parks Associates 25 Mar 2016 -
Internet of Things: Food grows locally with a tech assist
- Senior Site Editor 24 Mar 2016
Air Canada's IoT initiative using RFID to tag cargo is paying off, but it took many years of planning and determination to get to that point.
A recent poll found 87% of respondents had never heard of IoT, and that's not such a bad thing. Invisible IoT may be the ubiquitous computing of the future.
The Internet of Things is cool and its doors are new and enabling. But the battleground will mainly focus on IoT data: the ownership and control.
Numerous consumer privacy and security concerns plague connected devices. Would a consumer bill of privacy rights ease their worries?
The Internet of Things, food and local sourcing come together in Freight Farms, a company that sells hydroponic farms in shipping containers.