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How IoT and AI are fueling the autonomous enterprise of the future
IT leaders can ensure better end-user experiences in places such as stores, classrooms and cities through the use of IoT and AI to help harmonize connected devices, architecture, automation and ... Continue Reading
The benefits and pitfalls of engaging in IoT research
R&D can help organizations understand and design IoT technology, but they must know where they might experience drawbacks. IPSdesigners' Mitch Maiman offers insight on using R&D effectively. Continue Reading
Mapping the device flow genome
Mapping complex systems is a daunting task. But Ordr President and CEO, Greg Murphy, dives into how organizations can map the device flow genome to assist with identifying IoT devices and gain ... Continue Reading
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IoT brings the physical and digital worlds together
In order to accurately represent business values and show how IoT solves issues, organizations must understand how to bridge the gap between the physical and digital landscape. Continue Reading
IoT edge devices need benchmarking standards
IoT technology has developed in a haphazard manner, making it difficult for organizations to plan for future needs and set performance benchmarks. Dell Technologies' Jason Shepherd discusses the ... Continue Reading
Lightweight Machine-to-Machine technology emerges in IoT networks
The LwM2M protocol is beginning to gain serious traction among IoT experts. AVSystem's William Yan explores LwM2M and covers major advantages and who can benefit from the protocol the most.Continue Reading
New-age intelligence systems for oil and gas operations
As prices and geopolitical trends continue to change, oil and gas companies are experiencing increased stress on costs. To help solve these issues, organizations should consider sensor data ...Continue Reading
Use network telemetry for improved IoT analytics
Organizations use traffic data, such as NetFlow, sFlow and IPFIX, to send IoT information within a network flow. This provides benefits such as industry accepted data formats and improved IoT ...Continue Reading
Disentangle IoT's legal and ethical considerations
Even expert IT pros can find it challenging to navigate compliance and regulation issues for IoT. When you add in international policies, such as GDPR, there are even more laws and best practices ...Continue Reading
RFID (radio frequency identification)
RFID (radio frequency identification) is a form of wireless communication that incorporates the use of electromagnetic or electrostatic coupling in the radio frequency portion of the electromagnetic spectrum to uniquely identify an object, animal or...Continue Reading
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How to develop edge computing solutions
Both hardware and software get more complex the closer you get to the IoT device edge, so IT pros must get it right when developing edge computing infrastructure.Continue Reading
As IoT focuses on ease of access, vulnerability management suffers
Although today's devices are better protected than ever, vulnerabilities will always exist. Users who quickly recognize these weaknesses and address them can ensure that their IoT devices stay secure.Continue Reading
Automating IoT security requires 20/20 vision
Even though IoT security does not have the same standards as other IT technology, organizations need to prioritize bringing all IoT endpoints under a corporate security policy, Lumeta's Reggie Best ...Continue Reading
IoT simplifies manufacturing processes
The manufacturing industry has much to gain from incorporating IoT into their business plan. Biz4Intellia's Sanjeev Verma explains how IoT improvements convert smart factories.Continue Reading
Google Glass
Google Glass is a wearable, voice- and motion-controlled Android device that resembles a pair of eyeglasses and displays information directly in the user's field of vision.Continue Reading