IoT Agenda
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The 3 Ps of location accuracy: Presence, proximity and positioning
- Quuppa 07 Oct 2019 -
Products as a service is a top priority for manufacturers
- Software AG 04 Oct 2019 -
The future of IoT is here – Are you ready?
- Vodafone Americas 04 Oct 2019
As IoT expands, companies are using data gathered from connected devices to better understand how the location of objects -- or people -- affect their business processes. The three detection ...
Analytics and integration challenges stand in the way of manufacturers taking full advantage of their IIoT deployments, according to a Software AG survey.
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.
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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 -
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
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.
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.
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Driving IoT innovation
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4 ways to minimize IoT cybersecurity risks
- Northern.tech 26 Sep 2019 -
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 -
Why AI is critical for an IoT breakthrough
- Amdocs 19 Sep 2019 -
The true value of IoT data insight within the cold chain
- Zizo 17 Sep 2019 -
What is edge AI good for?
- Tata Communications 16 Sep 2019 -
Understand how to secure IoMT devices against cyberthreats
- CyberMDX 13 Sep 2019 -
Is connecting your IoT product a smart idea?
- BSI 13 Sep 2019 -
A guide for smart supply chain visibility
- CalAmp 13 Sep 2019 -
IoT and the promise of predictive health
- Deloitte Digital 12 Sep 2019 -
5 steps for successful IoT business models
- Flexera Software 12 Sep 2019 -
What results are being achieved with connected RPA?
- Blue Prism 10 Sep 2019 -
The challenge of securing building management systems
- SCADAfence 10 Sep 2019 -
4 tips to safely onboard IoT devices onto your Wi-Fi network
- Portnox 10 Sep 2019 -
Invest in hardware root of trust to ensure IoT security
- Lattice Semiconductor 09 Sep 2019 -
Why IoT needs security regulation
- Enzoic 06 Sep 2019 -
When cars own the road: The future of IoT and connected vehicles
- Akamai Technologies 06 Sep 2019 -
AI-driven tools bring practical dimension to IoT in asset maintenance
- Infor 06 Sep 2019 -
How the relationship between humans and computers has evolved
- Citrix Systems 06 Sep 2019 -
Autonomous driving fuels massive data growth of IoT
- Vertica, a Micro Focus Product Group 06 Sep 2019 -
IoT, 5G and the need for smart streaming
- VoltDB 06 Sep 2019 -
Software insecurity in IoT: A problem of our own design
- Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT) 06 Sep 2019 -
Key goals to help reach efficient IoT monetization
- Flexera Software 06 Sep 2019 -
The engine driving IoT success in construction
- Triax Technologies, Inc. 30 Aug 2019 -
How to make IoT data a performing asset
- Dremio 29 Aug 2019 -
Dead zones in cellular service take on renewed importance in IoT
- ADRF 28 Aug 2019 -
The unseen killer of IoT devices
- Keysight Technologies 27 Aug 2019 -
Insurers benefit from AI and IoT, and so do their customers
- Getsafe 26 Aug 2019 -
Three rules for IoT and edge scaling
- ZEDEDA 26 Aug 2019 -
How distributed ledger technology can serve megacities of the future
- Atlas City 22 Aug 2019 -
How IoT and AI are fueling the autonomous enterprise of the future
- Extreme Networks 22 Aug 2019 -
The benefits and pitfalls of engaging in IoT research
- Intelligent Product Solutions (IPS) 22 Aug 2019 -
Mapping the device flow genome
- Ordr 21 Aug 2019 -
IoT brings the physical and digital worlds together
- Arm 21 Aug 2019 -
IoT edge devices need benchmarking standards
- ZEDEDA 21 Aug 2019 -
Protect IoT bare dies and wire bonds for high reliability
- NexLogic Tech., Inc. 19 Aug 2019 -
Lightweight Machine-to-Machine technology emerges in IoT networks
- AVSystem 19 Aug 2019 -
Use network telemetry for improved IoT analytics
- Kentik 14 Aug 2019 -
Disentangle IoT's legal and ethical considerations
- Deloitte Consulting BV 13 Aug 2019 -
How to develop edge computing solutions
- ZEDEDA 12 Aug 2019 -
As IoT focuses on ease of access, vulnerability management suffers
- Axis Communications 12 Aug 2019 -
Automating IoT security requires 20/20 vision
- Lumeta Solutions at FireMon 09 Aug 2019 -
IoT simplifies manufacturing processes
- Biz4Intellia 09 Aug 2019 -
What are the biggest problems IoT data scientists face?
- Quickpath 08 Aug 2019 -
Where is the edge in edge computing?
- Red Hat 07 Aug 2019 -
How to get a deeper edge on edge computing
- ZEDEDA 06 Aug 2019 -
Autonomous drones come with challenges and great potential
- Persistent Systems Limited 05 Aug 2019 -
Is the construction sector the hidden opportunity of the IoT?
- OIES Consulting 02 Aug 2019 -
Is software eating the connected world?
- Vertica, a Micro Focus Product Group 02 Aug 2019 -
Making smart building systems work for you
- Johnson Controls 02 Aug 2019 -
Internet of things means business
- Citrix Systems 31 Jul 2019 -
Defending Industrial IoT – the truth lies in the data
- Bitdefender 31 Jul 2019 -
U.S. government imposes stricter IoT security measures on D-Link
- Northern.tech 29 Jul 2019 -
Software is devouring the edge -- are you ready?
- AppDynamics 26 Jul 2019 -
Your smart devices should live on the edge
- Stratus Technologies 26 Jul 2019 -
Think before you deploy: the before, during and after of IoT data
- InfluxData 25 Jul 2019 -
Moving edge computing applications from pilot to production
- Aikaan Labs 23 Jul 2019 -
Optimize the customer experience with intelligent automation
- Kofax 23 Jul 2019 -
Stimulating growth in China's domestic IoT market
- Huawei Technologies 22 Jul 2019 -
How 5G, edge computing and IoT create the perfect storm
- StorMagic 19 Jul 2019 -
High-productivity architecture creates a faster path to ROI for IIOT
- Progress Software 19 Jul 2019 -
Machine learning tips to build a facial recognition tool
- Exadel, Inc. 17 Jul 2019 -
IoT is fuel for the fourth Industrial Revolution
- PwC 17 Jul 2019 -
IoT investment has to begin now
- Kinetica 16 Jul 2019 -
3 E's of AI: First an intro to ethical artificial intelligence
- FICO 16 Jul 2019 -
IoT PCB microelectronics manufacturing calls for intricate tools
- NexLogic Tech., Inc. 16 Jul 2019 -
How IoT empowers GPS tracking technology
- Rewire Security 15 Jul 2019 -
The future of mixed reality across industries
- ThirdEye Gen 12 Jul 2019 -
Data transfers present an escalating challenge for IoT deployments
- Canonical 12 Jul 2019 -
Long-range wireless power will upgrade smart device services
- Wi-Charge 11 Jul 2019 -
Smart devices should drive processing power to the network edge
- Stratus Technologies 11 Jul 2019 -
Smart healthcare in the IoT era
- Semtech 10 Jul 2019 -
Take your IoT deployment from idea to success
- Vodafone Americas 08 Jul 2019 -
Security controls must keep pace with internet-connected devices
- Attivo Networks 08 Jul 2019 -
IoT brings hotel guests closer to home away from home
- Akamai Technologies 03 Jul 2019 -
Managing IIoT security with cloud-based VPNs
- NCP engineering 03 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 -
Software development kits drive healthcare technology and competition
- VivaLNK 02 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 -
IoT is a game changer for home service and repair companies
- Jobber 01 Jul 2019 -
What the rise of industrial IoT means for cybersecurity
- Kudelski Security 01 Jul 2019 -
5G use cases MNOs must begin preparing for
- Tata Communications 01 Jul 2019 -
Solve real-time analytics challenges across operational and data lake data
- GridGain Systems 28 Jun 2019 -
IIoT security's biggest challenges and roadblocks
- IndianAppDevelopers 28 Jun 2019
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 ...
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.
The number of connected devices continues to grow, and so do notification systems. Without AI, businesses and users miss out on critical operational insights they can gather from IoT data alerts.
Understanding data with the help of IoT deployments can not only help businesses monetize their data, but also prevent device failures in the future, especially where cold chain stores are concerned.
Organization can use edge AI for many different functions, but the core factor is if it needs an IoT application to analyze data at rapid intervals for immediate decision making, then it needs edge AI.
As IoT continues to grow, healthcare providers are left with a critical issue: IoMT cyberthreats. Combining automation with a system of best practices, policies and procedures can help prevent IoMT ...
Before manufacturers even begin to develop an IoT device, organizations must consider if connecting devices will actually serve a purpose that's worth making them vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Organizations can make better purchasing decisions and prepare for potential crises by improving the line of sight for supply chains with IoT telematics and infrastructure.
IoT sensors and predictive analytics in the healthcare industry will change people's lives by identifying big picture patterns beyond any one individual's health.
IT pros can lead their organization in a successful digital transformation by prioritizing customer experience and capitalizing on IoT data-driven insights to make business decisions.
Blue Prism's Chief Evangelist, Pat Geary, explores connected RPA and how organizations use it to generate effective full-time equivalent savings and more productive work environments.
As BMS systems are being implemented into smart buildings, security can become compromised. SCADAfence's Elad Ben-Meir explores BMS systems and how to best secure them against possible cyberattacks.
As IoT usage increases, having a secure Wi-Fi network to onboard and connect your IoT devices is crucial. CEO and CO-Found of Portnoz, Ofer Amitai, shares four tips to help secure IoT devices onto ...
The number of cyberattacks on IoT devices has seen an alarming surge as the number of connected devices increase, and Lattice Semiconductor's Juju Joyce discusses ways to avoid these attacks.
As the number of connected devices continues to grow exponentially, default passwords pose a threat to overall IoT security. Michael Green, CEO of Enzoic, discusses the repercussions of default ...
As it stands now, automakers have an opportunity to save money and build new revenue streams by pulling vast troves of data from connected vehicles through Message Queuing Telemetry Transport and ...
IoT tech can help those in enterprise asset management get a better grip on data, enabling them to optimize the use of resources and automate processes.
The relationship between humans and computers continues to evolve. What does it mean for the future of work? Steve Wilson sits down with James Bulpin to discuss.
All data must play a role in organizations hoping to keep a competitive edge with an IoT deployment. Vertica's Joy King explains how unstructured data will seem small compared to IoT data used for ...
Data architecture must keep up with the changes that new technologies -- including 5G and IoT -- bring to the edge. Dheeraj Remella explains how smart streaming is essential for data processing.
The power to improve IoT security caused by negligent developing practices is in the users hands. Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology's Parham Eftekhari suggests ways that anyone can ...
A healthy IoT business includes strong recurring and expansive revenue models for existing customers. Flexera's Cris Wendt provides key goals to reach efficient IoT monetization models.
Construction sites require the right IoT network for the environment, but many network tools lack the capabilities to handle unique construction requirements. Triax Technologies' Ian Ouellette ...
Some IoT data is left to sit in data lakes, undermining performance. Co-Founder and CEO of Dremio, Tomer Shiran, discusses how organizations can migrate this unused data into analytics tools.
Dead zones can become a potential roadblock for new product offerings and revenue streams in IoT. ADRF's Greg Najjar explores this connectivity risk and why it's affecting many utility companies.
IT pros have many obstacles to overcome in IoT deployments, but the biggest one that gets overlooked is insufficient bandwidth in measurement instruments. Keysight Technologies' Cheryl Ajluni ...
As IoT devices continue to change and become more useful, businesses such as insurance companies are seeing the benefits these devices can offer them, and Marius Blaesing, Founder and CTO at ...
IT pros must understand the best practices to successfully scale IoT and edge deployments. Dell Technologie's Jason Shepherd explores how to create a trusted edge backed by the right combination of ...
Atlas City's Christopher Justice, explores the challenges of smart city IoT infrastructures, and how new technologies can enable smart cities to dramatically improve life for megacity inhabitants.
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 ...
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.
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 ...
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.
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 ...
The protection of bare dies and wire bonds for IoT devices ensures high reliability and long lasting products. NexLogic's Zulki Khan covers die and wire bond methodologies for increased protection.
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.
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 ...
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 ...
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.
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.
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 ...
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.
With technology evolving rapidly and IoT growing exponentially, IoT data scientists continue to face challenges. Quickpath's Alex Fly discusses ways for data scientists to face these issues and ...
Organizations across industries have invested in edge computing, but what the edge looks like depends on the context. Red Hat's Gordon Haff explains what IT pros mean when they talk about the edge.
Start with the basics of edge computing, including its advantages and disadvantages. Dell Technologies' Jason Shepherd starts his four-part blog series with foundational knowledge before diving ...
Drones have untapped potential in industrial IoT, but organizations must work through the challenges to successfully implement autonomous drones, Persistent Systems'
The construction industry may be slow to adopt new technology, but organizations should embrace, not fear the improvements IoT and AI can bring. OIES Consulting's Francisco Maroto discusses.
Organizations that understand data in real-time will have the competitive edge. Vertica's Joy King discusses how embedded analytics is the future of software.
Smart buildings can increase employee productivity and decrease operational costs. Johnson Controls' Sudhi Sinha explains what organizations can do with IoT data from smart building sensors to make ...
The same technologies that have transformed the way we live promise to change the way we work. Citrix Systems' Steve Wilson explores the potential uses and changing needs of IoT-enabled workplaces.
Network traffic analytics could be the key to effectively protect IoT devices from cyber-risk. Bitdefender's Gavin Hill discusses the potential aftermath of a cyberattack and how to prevent it.
Historically, IoT security has not been regulated to the extent that other areas of tech have. Northern.tech's Thomas Ryd breaks down recent government actions that are beginning to change that.
Organizations will bring compute and storage systems to the edge as the demands on bandwidth increase and response times slow. AppDynamics' AJ Jindal explains how edge computing technology reduces ...
Keeping data closer to the source through edge computing boosts the data quality and security for businesses. Stratus Technologies' Jason Andersen breaks down the steps to achieve edge computing ...
Data presents the greatest value in IoT, but also one of its biggest challenges. InfluxData's David Simmons discusses how to design with data in mind and manage the data deluge.
Organizations must consider five key elements -- including scalability and upgrades -- before moving edge applications from pilot to production. Aikaan Labs' Chetan Kumar explains.
Intelligent automation and IoT data work together to optimize information-intensive processes. Kofax's Chris Huff says these two pieces are key to creating a better customer experience.
Smart cities and connected vehicles are just two areas of rapid IoT growth in China. Yongjing Zhang discusses the state of the IoT market in China.
Edge computing and 5G combine with the rapid expansion of IoT devices to open up a world of new possibilities. StorMagic's Bruce Kornfeld advises administrators to add 5G to their IoT plans now.
Organizations can improve their business process and solve problems faster with high-productivity platforms. Progress Software's Abhishek Tandon discusses.
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 fourth Industrial Revolution is upon us. PwC's Mohamed Kande explains what this means for organizations and discusses strategies to solve business problems and create new opportunities.
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.
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.
Advancements in microelectronics have given manufacturers the ability to shrink IoT printed circuit boards even more. NexLogic's Zulki Khan discusses how laser microscopes can inspect miniature PCBs.
IoT technology has enhanced GPS tracking for transportation and improving consumer's daily lives. Rewire Security's Ekim Sarbardak explores the potential of IoT-enabled tracking.
Augmented reality and mixed reality technology can transform troubleshooting and learning in all industries. ThirdEye Gen's Nick Cherukuri explains its potential uses.
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.
Long-range wireless power will make vendors rethink their installation and maintenance services to avoid expenses from sending a technician for a simple fix. Wi-Charge's Ori Mor discusses.
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.
IoT devices have the potential to make healthcare safer with low range and low power technology. Semtech's Marc Pégulu explains two situations where LoRa devices could improve the industry.
IoT implementation can intimidate even the most veteran IT pros because of its rapid expansion and constant change. Vodafone Americas' Ludovico Fassati discusses key strategies for success.
The exponential growth of interconnected devices makes balancing safety and innovation challenging, but deception technology and patch management, advises Attivo Networks' Carolyn Crandall, can ...
Hotel operators can build a more personalized experience for guests through IoT connectivity -- and guests expect it. Akamai Technologies' Brian Apley discusses the benefits of connected rooms.
Securing the operational technology and IIoT devices that allow technicians to remotely access and manage machine data is critical. NCP engineering's Julian Weinberger explains how a cloud-based ...
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.
Large healthcare tech organizations must jump on the software development kit bandwagon if they want to stay relevant in the market. VivaLNK's Jiang Li discusses the growing trend.
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 ...
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 ...
As industrial IoT becomes widespread, warns Kudelski Security's Andrew Howard, it's critical to understand the threats connected industrial systems will face and how to mitigate
5G is on the horizon; if mobile network operators aren't prepared, they could miss out on numerous opportunities. Tata Communications' Tim Sherwood outlines five 5G use cases and what they stand to ...
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 ...
IndianAppDevelopers' Juned Ghanchi outlines the top three IIoT cybersecurity challenges and how they are exacerbated in today's connected landscape.