IoT Agenda
Recent Posts
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The data platform is key to connected cars and the internet of automotive things
- MapR 29 Jan 2018 -
Three ways to drive IoT monetization with connected cars
- AppDirect 26 Jan 2018 -
NFC unlocks opportunities in technology at CES 2018
- NFC Forum 26 Jan 2018
The success of connected and autonomous cars requires a fundamental shift in the data platforms used to support them. MapR's Crystal Valentine discusses.
Many consumer IoT companies have struggled to monetize their offerings as effectively as their industrial IoT peers, but connected cars have found the exception.
NFC Forum's Paula Hunter highlights four products from CES 2018 that are good examples of NFC technology fueling innovation and product development.
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When IoT puts the user last
- Red Hat 25 Jan 2018 -
Protecting the car of the future
- HARMAN Connected Services 25 Jan 2018 -
IoT in 2018: Reality checks and real-world applications
- Sage 24 Jan 2018 -
Why it's critical enterprises address the IoT security blind spot
- Armis Security 24 Jan 2018 -
How machine learning streamlines location data with the Kalman filter
- LogiNext 18 Jan 2018 -
Why you need to design for analytics to succeed at IoT
- Accelerite 18 Jan 2018 -
How IoT can provide greater value to the agriculture industry
- LINK Mobility GmbH 17 Jan 2018
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.
Protecting driverless cars is complex and difficult. HARMAN's Andrew Till explores how companies are leading the way to protect the car of the future.
Sage's Klaus-Michael Vogelberg offers three key IoT megatrends to watch for over the next year and beyond.
There's an IoT security blind spot, in which enterprises can't see nor protect the majority of IoT devices, which must be addressed to ensure enterprise safety.
LogiNext's Manisha Raisinghani explains how machine learning and the Kalman filter helped the company improve the accuracy of location data.
Timely, reliable, accessible, trustworthy analytics is the future battlefield on which IoT wars will ultimately be won or lost.
Karina Popova explains the benefits IoT can provide to farmers, as well as the challenges of adopting connected technologies in the agriculture industry.
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Why citizens should be the digital heartbeat of every smart city
- Tata Consultancy Services 17 Jan 2018 -
Five ways IoT is transforming the manufacturing industry
- Hitachi Vantara 17 Jan 2018 -
Tackling smart building challenges with technology contracting
- Johnson Controls 16 Jan 2018 -
Five crucial security questions for your IoT project
- Intertrust 16 Jan 2018 -
How AI is transforming customer experiences and the role of APIs
- Axway 16 Jan 2018
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.
Hitachi Vantara's Greg Knieriemen discusses five ways IoT will permanently change the manufacturing for the better, from improved operational efficiency to improving safety.
Leaning on technology contracts, says Johnson Controls' Jim Nannini, can help enterprises ensure IoT deployments in smart buildings fulfill their goals and vision.
Intertrust Technologies' Bill Horne offers five security questions to consider from the very start to ensure security is built into your IoT products.
Artificial intelligence is transforming how businesses interact with their customers. Axway's Suraj Kumar explains the role of AI in CX and how APIs make it easier to adopt.