IoT Agenda
Recent Posts
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Do we all have to be up in the cloud? Enter edge computing
- Snips 20 May 2019 -
How to think about LPWAN for commercial real estate applications
- Enertiv 20 May 2019 -
Mastering IoT compliance in a GDPR world
- Lumeta Solutions at FireMon 17 May 2019
The cloud has long been a means of communications for connected environments, but it doesn't have to be. Snips' Joseph Dureau outlines the benefits of edge computing in IoT, including the affect it ...
There are several low-power wide area network technologies for IoT systems, but which LPWAN is best for your deployment? Enertiv's Sharad Shankar discusses the top four LPWAN options and their pros ...
A year after the General Data Protection Regulation went into effect, Lumeta's Reggie Best takes a look at how it has prompted organizations to take IoT security more seriously.
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Scaling the industrial internet of things
- Bain & Company 16 May 2019 -
It's time to get serious about securing the internet of things
- DigiCert 16 May 2019 -
The realities of enterprise data lakes: The hype is over
- Vertica, a Micro Focus Product Group 16 May 2019 -
How the 5G RAN supports the internet of things
- CommScope 15 May 2019 -
Limiting bias and inexperience in AI-powered factories of the future
- Petuum 15 May 2019 -
Gaining the monetization edge in IoT deployments
- MapR Technologies 15 May 2019 -
Analytics: Can IoT manage what it can't measure?
- Comarch 14 May 2019
While bullish for the long term, research finds that customer IIoT expectations are dampened over the next few years. Bain & Co.'s Michael Schallehn, Peter Bowen, Christopher Schorling and Oliver ...
IoT devices require a mature, proven security mechanism such as public key infrastructure. DigiCert's Dan Timpson discusses the benefits of PKI for IoT and offers the four C's to finding the best ...
For the last decade, we have seen an interest expand to an obsession: grab the data, store the data, keep the data. The software industry saw an opportunity to capitalize on this obsession, leading ...
As IoT deployments grow in number and density, they will require connectivity that offers higher speeds, lower latency and greater reach. CommScope's Morné Erasmus explains why the 5G RAN fits the ...
Bias and inexperience can greatly limit the success of AI-powered factories. Petuum's Saranyan Vigraham outlines why and offers tips to reach the full potential of industrial AI systems.
Enterprise workloads are becoming increasingly distributed through IoT. MapR's Jack Norris explains the importance of the edge in data processing, as well as why edge monetization requires special ...
Analyzing the deluge of IoT data created by a growing number of connected devices can be overwhelming. Comarch's Wojciech Martyniak outlines how a multipronged strategy can help enterprises ...
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Massive IoT and 5G: New technologies, new possibilities
- Deloitte Consulting BV 14 May 2019 -
Voice assistants, AI and the cloud: An illusion of performance and privacy
- Snips 14 May 2019 -
Protecting the modern infotainment system
- Karamba Security 13 May 2019 -
The edge of trust relies on an open source, interoperable IIoT framework
- OSIsoft 13 May 2019 -
As Phoenix emerges from recession, smart city initiatives move front and center
- Cisco 10 May 2019
5G will render many of the usual IoT communications tradeoffs of bandwidth, range, latency, power, size and cost obsolete, predicts Deloitte Consulting's Helena Lisachuk, making the next generation ...
Voice assistants often rely on the cloud for AI, which opens a number of security and privacy holes. Snips' Joseph Dureau outlines why voice assistants don't need the cloud, and discusses the ...
As recent demonstrations have proven, an infotainment system can be the gateway into attacking a car. Karamba Security's David Barzilai discusses the technologies available to protect infotainment ...
To realize the full value of IIoT and edge computing, says OSIsoft's Richard Beeson, open, common frameworks and languages along with seamless interoperability are key.
After a decade, the city is growing. Following smart city pilots, Phoenix will develop a roadmap for smart city initiatives in 2020. Cisco's Lauren Horwitz sat down with Phoenix's CIO Matthew Arvay ...