IoT Agenda
Recent Posts
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The future of IoT is here – Are you ready?
- Vodafone Americas 04 Oct 2019 -
Who has control of your control systems?
- Fortinet 04 Oct 2019 -
What does 5G and IoT mean for the traditional cloud and data center?
- Veeam 03 Oct 2019
The number of organizations using IoT continues to grow. Businesses that recognize and tap into its power and potential will be able to look at the future with confidence and excitement.
As cyberattacks become more common, securing control systems is essential. Otherwise, businesses risk exposing critical resources such as financial data to cybercriminals.
5G will improve the capabilities of IoT projects, but organizations will still have challenges to overcome to handle the amount of data and bandwidth required for large data transfers.
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Remote connectivity for edge computing in IoT
- Aikaan Labs 03 Oct 2019 -
Medical IoT devices lead to patient safety concerns
- Cynerio 02 Oct 2019 -
5G and the effects on IoT product design
- Intelligent Product Solutions (IPS) 02 Oct 2019 -
The IT/OT divide: Why OT is from Mars and IT is from Venus
- OSIsoft 01 Oct 2019 -
IoT devices push to move the workplace to the cloud
- Crestron Electronics 30 Sep 2019 -
Driving IoT innovation
26 Sep 2019 -
4 ways to minimize IoT cybersecurity risks
- Northern.tech 26 Sep 2019
The rise of edge computing means having reliable remote connectivity is more urgent than ever. Organizations must understand how edge computing will process the expanding data pools created by ...
Medical device cybersecurity is a must, but it requires cooperation from several departments. A combination of training, sensible policies, enforcement and automation can help keep patients safe ...
Even though 5G could bring some new capabilities to IoT devices with real-time communication and increased bandwidth, it will not be necessary for all IoT applications.
The divide between the IT and OT departments is one that remains within many companies. Understanding the reasons for the rift can help you come to terms with their conflicting decisions.
Organizations that incorporate more connected devices into their operations strategy must understand how to deploy, maintain and secure these devices to ensure the success of IoT devices.
No one can deny the IoT market has been growing rapidly, but why? Fourteen market drivers of cellular IoT -- including 3GPP standards and machine learning -- have begun revolutionizing society.
Social media has made it easy for anyone to call out the mistakes in products that tech developers create. Basic cybersecurity practices can prevent IT pros from becoming the next viral sensation ...
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How to prepare for the age of edge storage
- Lightbits Labs 25 Sep 2019 -
Approach the measurement of ROI for IoT projects with care
- Canonical 25 Sep 2019 -
IoT technology helps feed the growing world population
- Infor 24 Sep 2019 -
Secure the mix of legacy and modern solutions in IIoT
- Bitdefender 20 Sep 2019 -
5 tips to structure IoT systems for insights
- Avnet 20 Sep 2019
As data floods in from IoT devices and applications move to the cloud, organizations should consider separating storage from compute with the NVMe/TCP standard.
It's easy to get caught up on the numbers when it comes to potential business investments, but organizations should be weary of an obsession with ROI and sometimes just dive into an IoT project.
As a result of growing population numbers, farmers and food manufacturers are facing a need for increased food production. But IoT tech can help extend the lifecycle of equipment and boost the ...
Combining new and legacy technology challenges the security of IIoT, and the inherent insecurity of current IoT systems calls for network traffic analytics to protect from cyberattacks.
Without a solid foundation for an IoT deployment, organizations won't be able to extract the valuable data that leads to actionable insights to ensure business success.