IoT Agenda
Internet of Things (IoT) Analytics
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Beyond smart cities: Driving social change with IoT and analytics
- Hitachi Vantara 19 Jul 2019 -
Machine learning tips to build a facial recognition tool
- Exadel, Inc. 17 Jul 2019 -
IoT investment has to begin now
- Kinetica 16 Jul 2019
A state government in India is taking a data-driven, pragmatic approach to solving grand human challenges. Hitachi Vantara's Justin Bean explains how governments around the world can learn from ...
Organizations must train their machine learning models to create real-world applications, such as facial recognition check-ins. Exadel's Jonathan Fries discusses the do's and don'ts of using ...
The IoT market will continue to see rapid growth for the next few years, so Kinetica's Nima Negahban advises that organizations take advantage of potential returns and invest in IoT now.
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Three Es of AI: First an intro to ethical artificial intelligence
- FICO 16 Jul 2019 -
Data transfers present an escalating challenge for IoT deployments
- Canonical 12 Jul 2019 -
Smart devices should drive processing power to the network edge
- Stratus Technologies 11 Jul 2019 -
What we can expect to see from edge computing in IoT in the coming years
- Actian 03 Jul 2019 -
Top 3 secrets to enterprise IoT project success from industry titans
- Equinix 03 Jul 2019 -
A sense of place: How IoT sensor data powers smart cities
- Geotab 02 Jul 2019 -
The reality of IoT edge processing: We're getting warmer
- Rocket Wagon Venture Studios 02 Jul 2019
Any data scientist would want to remove bias from their machine learning model. FICO's Scott Zoldi reminds organizations that it's easy to forget biases can be imputed from the confounding variables.
Organizations must find more efficient ways to process data as the number of edge IoT devices increases. Canonical's Tom Canning explains how snap deltas work to reduce the size of data transfers.
Smart devices have changed the way that consumers live, but the technology has the greatest potential at the edge of industrial organizations, Stratus Technologies' Jason Andersen explains.
Edge computing could generate more than half of all organization-generated data within the next few years. Actian's Lewis Carr speculates on the changes edge computing will spur in IoT.
Following a series of panels with technology leaders, Equinix's Chiaren Cushing outlines the top recurring IoT themes to help enterprises ensure the success of their connected projects.
A smart city is smart because of its data. IoT sensors are key to the smart city data puzzle, explains Geotab's Mike Branch, enabling cities to be more proactive and provide better quality of life ...
The need for IoT edge processing is real, but we're not quite there yet in terms of deployment. Rocket Wagon Venture Studios' Don DeLoach explains how edge processing and a good data set will ...
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IoT is a game changer for home service and repair companies
- Jobber 01 Jul 2019 -
In-memory computing solves real-time analytics challenges
- GridGain Systems 28 Jun 2019 -
Three challenges facing IT infrastructure in connected healthcare
- Vertiv 26 Jun 2019 -
Clothing as a service: The future of connected apparel
- EPAM Continuum 26 Jun 2019 -
Saving this summer with IoT: Energy, water and light
- Semtech 25 Jun 2019
Smart home devices will reshape the way small home service companies plan appliance repair. Jobber's Shawn Cadeau identifies three expectations that smart homeowners will have from their connected ...
Waves of data can make real-time analysis difficult, but in-memory computing, explains GridGain Systems' Nikita Ivanov, can drive business processes with real-time insights into live and historical ...
The increasing use of IoT in healthcare puts major strain on IT infrastructure. Vertiv's Martin Olsen discusses three of the top challenges and discusses why rethinking healthcare IT infrastructure ...
Connected apparel is all about personalization and creating real value for the consumer. EPAM Continuum's Eric Bogner explores the post-retail future of made-to-measure services and the part IoT ...
IoT and building automation sensors are critical components to reducing energy, water and light consumption in homes, offices and commercial buildings. Semtech's Marc Pegulu discusses the benefits.