IoT Agenda
Recent Posts
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IoT data management gains an edge
- StorMagic 29 Oct 2018 -
Don't overlook IoT this National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
- MobileIron 29 Oct 2018 -
End user-enabled predictive analytics is your next competitive advantage
- GE Power Digital 26 Oct 2018
The days of the big data center are coming to an end, says StorMagic's Mark Christie. As more data than ever gets created outside the data center, it's time for the IoT edge to shine.
IoT cybersecurity precautions should be taken year-round. MobileIron's Ojas Rege explains the risks of IoT devices in the enterprise and discusses how to prepare for the future IoT-enabled office.
Throughout the IoT analytic build process, it's critical to understand the outcomes you want to enable. GE Power Digital's Matt Schnugg explains how to start.
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IoT connectivity: The ugly duckling of IoT for network operators
- OIES Consulting 26 Oct 2018 -
Navigating the IoT security minefield: The cloud portal
- Threat X 25 Oct 2018 -
IEEE 802.16s: A wireless network standard for the industrial internet
- Ondas Networks 25 Oct 2018 -
Connected devices and connected people in today's sensor-driven world
- Infor 24 Oct 2018 -
IoT: Synonymous with poor security?
- Marlabs Inc. 24 Oct 2018 -
Limit variables like an experiment for a successful IoT strategy
- Red Hat 23 Oct 2018 -
Realizing the Holy Grail of digital
- Dell Technologies 23 Oct 2018
Telcos in the IoT space should look beyond just IoT connectivity, says OIES Consulting's Francisco Maroto, to monetizing data and offering unique insights to open new revenue streams and improve ...
Threat X's Andrew Useckas offers best practices that need to be followed in order to build a secure centralized IoT management portal.
Mission-critical IoT systems require reliable, secure networks. Ondas Networks' Kathy Nelson describes why the new industrial-grade wireless standard 802.16s is a suitable option for the industrial ...
Connected devices -- and the people they connect -- are having a major impact on healthcare, retail consumer packaged goods industries. Infor's Guy Courtin outlines the benefits and challenges.
IoT is infiltrating our personal and professional lives. While it brings many benefits, says Marlabs' Saugat Bose, without the proper security it leaves homes and businesses open to attack.
IoT implementations are often like school science projects, says Red Hat's James Kirkland. With so much new and unknown, there's a lot of experimentation. Plus, even the best IoT plans need ...
An open, cloud-native edge is critical to realizing the Holy Grail of digital. Dell's Jason Shepherd discusses the importance of starting small and scaling big, as well as the importance of open ...
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Airbrush-sprayed antennas spurring innovation in IoT
- Nexsoftsys 22 Oct 2018 -
The importance of network standardization in the age of connected cars
- Esurance 22 Oct 2018 -
IoT challenges associated with the agriculture industry
- LINK Mobility GmbH 22 Oct 2018 -
Why insurance is the next big opportunity for smart home adoption
- Z-Wave Alliance 18 Oct 2018 -
Why not homegrown over-the-air software capabilities?
- Northern.tech 16 Oct 2018
Spray-on antennas, a new technique developed by scholars at Drexel University, may pave the way to simpler, more effective antennas. Nexsoftsys' James Warner outlines how they will affect IoT.
The key connected car success is getting them all 'talking.' Esurance's Haden Kirkpatrick explains why network standardization and interoperability is key to starting the conversation and keeping ...
IoT, artificial intelligence and other new technologies create a number of digital systems for the agriculture industry, providing better visibility to the farmer. Karina Popova discusses.
Z-Wave Alliance's Mitchell Klein explains why the marriage of smart homes and insurtech can help insurance models evolve, become more efficient and improve customer experience and satisfaction.
If your organization employs homegrown over-the-air updates, it's time to update your practices. Northern.tech's Thomas Ryd explains why.