IoT Agenda
Recent Posts
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Dawning of the digital security border: A new standard for wide area perimeter and border security
- Ondas Networks Inc. 08 Feb 2018 -
How IoT drives digital transformation
- Nadel Phelan, Inc. 07 Feb 2018 -
Building real-world IoT systems: Using SMS to connect sensors in the wild
- SpaceTime Insight 07 Feb 2018
Technology-based perimeter security may have a potential use case in the U.S. again thanks to low-power sensors and the new 802.16s industrial wireless standard.
Digital transformation driven by IoT is highly beneficial -- and unavoidable if businesses want to remain competitive.
Connecting and powering IIoT sensors in the wild is challenging. Bryan Hughes of SpaceTime Insight explains how an old standby, SMS, may just save the day.
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The internet of things and SharePoint deliver business benefits
- TatvaSoft Australia Pty Ltd. 07 Feb 2018 -
Voice-controlled automation of logistics is now possible
- LogiNext 07 Feb 2018 -
IoT is the key to sustainability, so what's holding it back?
- Wipro 06 Feb 2018 -
IoT is revolutionizing natural disaster prediction
06 Feb 2018 -
Lessons from IoT Evolution Expo
- Deasil Cognitive 06 Feb 2018 -
A method to the madness: How to think about security and privacy for IoT
- Independent Security Evaluators 06 Feb 2018 -
The role retailers should play in driving IoT security certification standards
- JASK 02 Feb 2018
Microsoft's SharePoint remains an in-demand business platform for organizations all over the world. Combined it with IoT to reap even more benefits.
The next phase of connectivity is here: voice-controlled automation. LogiNext's Manisha Raisinghai explains the benefits of voice in logistics.
There's an underutilized tool that can help create a sustainable future: IoT. Wipro's Jayraj Nair discusses steps companies can take towards a more sustainable, connected future.
While natural disasters are outside the control of humans, IoT is being used to minimize the adversity resulting from natural occurrences and save lives.
The IoT Evolution Expo brought IoT decision-makers together in panel discussion about how IoT is driving sustainability.
Security and privacy may be bundled together in many scenarios, but as ISE's Ted Harrington discusses, they are distinct concepts with their own requirements.
IoT security is a major concern, especially for retailers. JASK's Greg Martin explores the role retailers have to play in securing IoT and keeping themselves and consumers safe.
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A big looming risk for IoT is privacy
- Fastly 01 Feb 2018 -
Wearables: The next wave of enterprise IoT?
- Tangoe 01 Feb 2018 -
Growth of open source adoption increases number of security vulnerabilities
- Insignary 01 Feb 2018 -
Be careful of 'The Walking Dead' of IoT
- OIES Consulting 01 Feb 2018 -
Smart manufacturing and IoT: Driving operational efficiency with real-time insights
- Splunk 31 Jan 2018
While IoT security is a major concern that often steals the headlines, IoT privacy is an issue that will affect us all. Fastly's Jose Nazario discusses.
Enterprises are adopting wearables to reap the benefits of people-generated data. However, few realize the challenge of securing them. MOBI's Josh Garrett offers tips to keep enterprise wearables safe.
An increase in open source code use inevitably leads to an increase in security issues. Insignary's TJ Kang explains the threat and how to counter it.
To survive a potential technology apocalypse, companies today must be careful of 'The Walking Dead' of IoT. OIES Consulting's Francisco Maroto explains.
Insights gleaned from IoT data are changing business models, and no other sector has been impacted by the IoT transformation more than manufacturing.