IoT Agenda
Recent Posts
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NFC unlocks opportunities in technology at CES 2018
- NFC Forum 26 Jan 2018 -
When IoT puts the user last
- Red Hat 25 Jan 2018 -
Protecting the car of the future
- HARMAN Connected Services 25 Jan 2018
NFC Forum's Paula Hunter highlights four products from CES 2018 that are good examples of NFC technology fueling innovation and product development.
When it comes to consumer IoT, it should be all about the user experience. Unfortunately, that isn't always the case, explains Red Hat's Gordon Haff.
Protecting driverless cars is complex and difficult. HARMAN's Andrew Till explores how companies are leading the way to protect the car of the future.
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IoT in 2018: Reality checks and real-world applications
- Sage 24 Jan 2018 -
Why it's critical enterprises address the IoT security blind spot
- Armis Security 24 Jan 2018 -
How machine learning streamlines location data with the Kalman filter
- LogiNext 18 Jan 2018 -
Why you need to design for analytics to succeed at IoT
- Accelerite 18 Jan 2018 -
How IoT can provide greater value to the agriculture industry
- LINK Mobility GmbH 17 Jan 2018 -
Why citizens should be the digital heartbeat of every smart city
- Tata Consultancy Services 17 Jan 2018 -
Five ways IoT is transforming the manufacturing industry
- Hitachi Vantara 17 Jan 2018
Sage's Klaus-Michael Vogelberg offers three key IoT megatrends to watch for over the next year and beyond.
There's an IoT security blind spot, in which enterprises can't see nor protect the majority of IoT devices, which must be addressed to ensure enterprise safety.
LogiNext's Manisha Raisinghani explains how machine learning and the Kalman filter helped the company improve the accuracy of location data.
Timely, reliable, accessible, trustworthy analytics is the future battlefield on which IoT wars will ultimately be won or lost.
Karina Popova explains the benefits IoT can provide to farmers, as well as the challenges of adopting connected technologies in the agriculture industry.
Urban leaders should put citizens at the heart of smart city strategies to meet the higher expectations and logical outcomes they expect, says Tata Consultancy Services' Seeta Hariharan.
Hitachi Vantara's Greg Knieriemen discusses five ways IoT will permanently change the manufacturing for the better, from improved operational efficiency to improving safety.
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Tackling smart building challenges with technology contracting
- Johnson Controls 16 Jan 2018 -
Five crucial security questions for your IoT project
- Intertrust 16 Jan 2018 -
How AI is transforming customer experiences and the role of APIs
- Axway 16 Jan 2018 -
Smart cities for a stronger, resilient future
- Johnson Controls 15 Jan 2018 -
Automotive IoT: Will your car let you drive home from the bar?
- FICO 15 Jan 2018 -
The infinite struggle of testing IoT
- Sogeti 12 Jan 2018 -
Key considerations of AI, IoT and digital transformation
- Progress 12 Jan 2018 -
When will we all have a smart home?
- OIES Consulting 11 Jan 2018 -
Rise of the decentralized and distributed mesh computer
- Computes, inc. 11 Jan 2018 -
Enterprise IoT innovation labs are killing connected product success
- Bright Wolf 11 Jan 2018 -
How businesses can use the internet of things to save the environment
- TatvaSoft Australia Pty Ltd. 10 Jan 2018 -
A careful look at RF for your IoT PCBs
- NexLogic Tech., Inc. 10 Jan 2018 -
IoT to grow out of awkward adolescence in 2018 and other trends for the new year
10 Jan 2018 -
Open source code recycling: Know your software supply chain
- Insignary 10 Jan 2018 -
The IoT path of breakfast taco salsa, from farm to grocery store
- James Brehm & Associates 09 Jan 2018 -
Turnkey IoT: Balancing customizability and ease of implementation
- Deloitte Digital 09 Jan 2018 -
Why governments must take the lead on IoT security frameworks
- PwC 09 Jan 2018 -
Enterprise mobility: What to expect in 2018
- Tangoe 09 Jan 2018 -
Smart medicine: Smart buildings driving smart healthcare outcomes
- Honeywell 08 Jan 2018 -
Evolution of wireless: Marching toward interoperability and simplicity
- Bluetooth Special Interest Group 08 Jan 2018 -
Looking ahead: IoT to revolutionize healthcare
- Borqs Technologies, Inc. 08 Jan 2018 -
2018 prediction: Why that smart fish tank hack should have you swim to SIEM
- Netsurion 05 Jan 2018 -
Digital twins: The final frontier of VR?
- Wipro Limited 05 Jan 2018 -
Wired to wireless: The next big change in advanced metering infrastructure and connected societies
- Delta Energy & Communications 04 Jan 2018 -
IoT technology trends to watch in 2018
- Intelligent Product Solutions (IPS) 04 Jan 2018 -
Securing businesses in the digital economy
- SAP 04 Jan 2018 -
Addressing the fundamental challenges to IoT data management
- Striim 04 Jan 2018 -
AI toys: The new insider threat
- empow 21 Dec 2017 -
IoT implementation in mind? Five critical factors you must consider
- Saviant Consulting 18 Dec 2017 -
Wearable IoT devices guard personal safety in rugged environments
- RoweBots 13 Dec 2017 -
Augmented vs. artificial intelligence: What's the difference?
- BoldIQ 17 Nov 2017 -
Three examples of IoT in the enterprise
- Tangoe 08 Sep 2017 -
The importance of flexibility when selecting IoT technology
- Allegion, maker of Schlage locks 05 Sep 2017 -
Deep learning technologies evolving beyond human capacities
- Amyx+ 04 Aug 2017 -
Smart farming: The future of agriculture
- Tangoe 21 Jul 2017 -
Securing global ATM networks as attacks in M2M environments rise
- NCP engineering 19 Jul 2017 -
Fighting pests with the internet of things
12 Jul 2017 -
Making sense of IoT interoperability
- More With Mobile 22 Jun 2017 -
Understanding which flavor of LPWAN is right for you
- Cisco Jasper 21 Jun 2017 -
Why IoT product design is not just the product team's job
- Kaleido Insights 17 May 2017 -
The pros and cons of pull and push models for processing IoT data
- Bright Wolf 08 May 2017 -
Why are IoT developers confused by MQTT and CoAP?
- Exadel, Inc. 04 May 2017 -
The three tiers of a successful enterprise IoT system
- Red Hat 20 Apr 2017 -
Best design practices for IoT device iteration
- Rigado 13 Apr 2017 -
IoT privacy and security: It's time for the conversation to get real
- Micro Focus 04 Apr 2017 -
IoT: Turning data into information and knowledge
- Red Hat 03 Apr 2017 -
Top five benefits of real-time business intelligence for utilities
- Saviant Consulting 28 Mar 2017 -
The future of the IoT-enabled smart home
- Kuna Systems 13 Mar 2017 -
Three ways IoT is transforming inventory management
- Software AG 18 Jan 2017 -
Four key characteristics of meetings
- Crestron Electronics 10 Jan 2017 -
Tesla: Driving the new Industrial Revolution
- Flexera Software 19 Dec 2016 -
Real-time data management will be the keystone of IoT
- VoltDB 16 Dec 2016 -
Internet of People (IoP): The next frontier for IoT
- Digital Fly 15 Dec 2016 -
Three reasons to consider agile methodology for your IoT effort
- PTC 18 Nov 2016 -
Making a smart home system smart: Why connectivity is not enough
- Qorvo 21 Oct 2016 -
The internet of things is in your future - the law says so!
- ExtraHop 10 Oct 2016 -
Securing industrial IoT: Spotlight on DMZ and segmentation
- IrecaMedia 29 Sep 2016 -
Ford drives IoT with its connected car strategy
- AppDirect 21 Sep 2016 -
IoT + NFC: Four reasons why IoT needs NFC
- NFC Forum 30 Aug 2016 -
IoT data: Where is it stored?
- Veeam 20 Jul 2016 -
Why 2.4 GHz still makes sense for most IoT applications
- Ingenu 14 Jun 2016 -
Three questions you need to ask about IoT security and privacy
- Kaleido Insights 12 Apr 2016 -
IoT and food safety spell more CIO involvement
- Industry Editor 23 Feb 2016
Leaning on technology contracts, says Johnson Controls' Jim Nannini, can help enterprises ensure IoT deployments in smart buildings fulfill their goals and vision.
Intertrust Technologies' Bill Horne offers five security questions to consider from the very start to ensure security is built into your IoT products.
Artificial intelligence is transforming how businesses interact with their customers. Axway's Suraj Kumar explains the role of AI in CX and how APIs make it easier to adopt.
Resiliency is achievable through smart cities, says Johnson Controls' Lisa Brown, it's just a matter of taking advantage of the technologies at hand.
Are behavioral analytics for IoT and autonomous cars key to keeping the roadways safe? FICO's Scott Zoldi discusses the treasure trove of data onboard sensors generate.
Testing IoT isn't the easiest process. Sogeti's Tom van de Ven offers tips on how to approach it and create your IoT test strategy.
Mark Troester of Progress explores the convergence of today's digital trends -- AI, IoT and digital transformation -- and what it means for your business.
2017 was not the year of the smart home. But it is one the IoT segments that will grow fastest during 2018, says Francisco Maroto of OIES Consulting.
We're moving into an era of decentralized and distributed computing where everything computes together as if peer-to-peer nodes on a global mesh computer.
Connected products and IoT systems require much more than a centralized innovation lab can deliver. BrightWolf's James Branigan explains.
The exchange of ideas, expertise and data among people, organizations and governments could enable the corporate world to create more sustainable products and services.
When it comes to IoT PCBs, radio frequency is a whole new ballgame. NexLogic's Zulki Khan explains the RF considerations to keep in mind.
It will be 2018 in which IoT grows up and offers true innovation. Infiswift's Arup Barat discusses this and more IoT trends for the coming year.
To ensure the security of open source code that has been recycled, customers must receive the most accurate software supply chain information.
James Brehm of James Brehm and Associates looks at the benefits of IoT in the supply chain as it applies to salsa, from farm to grocery store to your table.
Robert Schmid of Deloitte Consulting explains how turnkey IoT offers a customized IoT solution with ease of implementation -- the best of both worlds.
To solve the IoT security issue, a basic yet detailed and continuously updated IoT security framework must be put in place for innovators to build on, says PwC's Marin Ivezic.
MOBI's Josh Garrett discusses trends for enterprise mobility in 2018, explaining why Microsoft will be relevant in mobility and why exclusive BYOD is out.
Tapping smart building and IoT connectivity can positively impact how hospitals operate and the experiences they offer for those who visit them.
Bluetooth SIG's Jim Katsandres explains where the wireless revolution started and how it is evolving to handle the IoT landscape of the present and future.
From wearables to external sensors to proactive and preventative care, IoT is poised to improve the healthcare system and revolutionize how we view health.
Remember the smart fish tank hack in 2017? IoT attacks are sophisticated, and they're here. Learn how SIEM as a utility can help keep your enterprise safe.
As more companies start implementing reality technology, it's only a matter of time before digital twins become more intricate and elaborate.
802.11s will allow us to rethink how wireless networks are designed in individual homes and businesses and, eventually, communities and smart grids.
IPS' Mitch Maiman discusses IoT technology trends he expects in 2018, from improved security through blockchain to outdoor IoT growth to more wearables.
The combination of IoT data, mobile data and big data has created a large, attractive data footprint for hackers. Get help securing your digital business.
Striim CTO Steve Wilkes discusses the three primary challenges of IoT data management and the importance of a streaming-first architecture.
Some of the coolest toys on kids' wish lists include AI capabilities. While fun, says empow's Avi Chesla, they present a number of security risks.
Saviant Consulting's Yatish Patel offers five factors, from security to interoperability, to consider for a successful enterprise IoT implementation.
Wearable IoT devices are finding a home in rugged environments, helping ensure the health and safety of athletes and industrial workers alike.
Artificial intelligence is a hot topic, but as BoldIQ's Roei Ganzarski notes, true AI doesn't exist today; what we're experiencing is augmented intelligence.
MOBI's Josh Garrett offers three examples of IoT in the enterprise and explores how a mobility management platform can benefit each.
The fusion of energy management, security and convenience in IoT creates a tailored, personalized user experience, says Rob Martens of Allegion. In other words, it provides flexibility.
Artificial intelligence is growing at a rapid pace, going beyond the usual expectations from machines, able to recognize images and behavioral patterns.
Many pressures are being placed on today's farmers. MOBI's Josh Garrett explains how IoT and smart farming is helping solve these challenges.
Julian Weinberger of NCP engineering explains how VPNs can help secure global ATM networks as the number of M2M attacks increases.
Pest control is an area where IoT isn't often considered, but should be according to infiswift chief commercial officer Arup Barat.
Why is it important for organizations to think strategically about IoT interoperability? There are at least three reasons why; learn more.
It is becoming more important than ever for businesses to ensure they have the right IoT strategy and LPWAN technologies in place to suit their needs.
Successful IoT product design must be a cross-functional effort spanning everyone from strategy to sales to support and beyond.
When deciding on a "pull" or "push" IoT data flow model, be sure to match the pros and cons of each to your organization's overall goals.
For IoT device communication, two specialized, competing protocols stand out: MQTT and CoAP. Take a look at what they are and when to use them.
The three tiers of the IoT technology stack -- sensors, gateways and the data center/cloud tier -- need to integrate and communicate with each other.
These best design practices will help developers maximize the ability to update configurations or add new functionality after IoT devices leave the factory.
IoT privacy and security advocates must discuss the real risks and offer solutions to a problem that is vague, threatening and of colossal scale.
Don't confuse data with information. Data, by itself, isn't necessarily useable. The power of IoT is its ability to gather and synthesize data.
Explore the top five benefits of real-time business intelligence for utility companies, from optimizing asset performance to boosting customer satisfaction.
The IoT-enabled smart home of the future will use machine learning and artificial intelligence to run the dishwasher -- and end domestic violence.
The connectivity and real-time analytics inherent in the internet of things could be the game changer for retailers' inventory woes.
To understand how IoT can help the workplace, it's important to understand what makes meetings bad or unproductive in the first place.
Tesla is revolutionizing the manufacturing world by thinking less like a traditional manufacturer and more like a service provider.
While consumer-grade internet of things devices are hogging the limelight, it will be in real-time data management where the value of IoT lies.
The Internet of People (IoP) is not just more sensor data, but it is a learning process or a study of how people interact with sensor data.
Agile methodology is a proven approach; many IoT solutions are built via the agile development process by vendors that know iterative sprints.
A smart home system requires more than just internet connectivity to be considered smart. Learn the benefits of a system-level product design approach.
Moore's Law and Metcalfe's Law planted the seeds for the internet of things decades ago, illustrating and helping to predict potential for IoT.
The convergence of IT and OT is creating a number of security risks that must be addressed. Are DMZ and segmentation the answer?
At its recent investor day, Ford announced its strategy for IoT and how the company plans to make its mark in the connected car industry.
Learn four key capabilities near field communications, or NFC, provides that will help move IoT to more wide-scale adoption.
Along with storing IoT data at the back-end, devices should also store data at the device itself; this will prevent outage issues and consumer frustration.
While many have been quick to jump to the 5 GHz "band"-wagon, the classic 2.4 GHz wireless band still has a place in an IoT world.
Before moving from an IT security architecture to an IoT security architecture, there are three fundamental questions organizations should ask themselves.
CIOs and CTO will play an increasingly active role at the intersection of IOT and food safety.