Evaluate

Evaluate

Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.

• Determine which of 4 IoT wireless networks fit your use case

  Any organization planning an IoT deployment must meet connectivity requirements, such as range and data rates, that determine the best IoT wireless network for their applications. Continue Reading

• IoT interoperability standards complicate IoT adoption

  IoT interoperability has complicated IoT adoption, but organizations must navigate the selection of competing standards, such as IP or MQTT, to get the most from IoT deployments. Continue Reading

• New IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Law is a start, not a final solution

  Even though the new IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Law takes a step towards better connected device protections, organizations still have many cybersecurity challenges to tackle. Continue Reading

• Consider IoT TPM security to augment existing protection

  Organizations can upgrade their devices to include TPMs that serve as passive security on the host system, simplify device maintenance and enhance overall security. Continue Reading

• Everything you need to know about IoT connectivity options

  Organizations have a multitude of IoT connectivity options to meet their needs, whether that includes a connection on the move or through dense walls and obstacles. Continue Reading

• Focus the role of data analytics in IoT on actionable insights

  Organizations might find it easier to use the limitations of their IoT data analysis project to guide its creation, such as connectivity or battery power.Continue Reading

• How businesses can become more resilient and competitive in 2021

  Organizations must make themselves future ready and adapt their business plans to take advantage of the seamless access IoT technology provides to crucial business data.Continue Reading

• 5 components of IoT streaming architecture

  Software architects must create the basic IoT streaming architecture model for event flows before they can add unique features to their IoT applications.Continue Reading

• IoT market fragmentation complicates device deployment

  Increasingly niche IoT offerings with inconsistent interoperability practices have led to a fragmented IoT market to the detriment of easy IoT adoption.Continue Reading

• Reach business objectives with the right IoT data pipeline

  IoT technology creates value from its data. Organizations need the right IoT data pipeline to facilitate the processing that leads to actionable insights and informs business decisions.Continue Reading

• IoT becomes an on-ramp for edge computing

  IoT dovetails with edge computing in two primary ways: IoT is a workload using edge computing as its platform and other edge workloads are more squarely in IoT’s influence, such as chemical plants ...Continue Reading

• Interoperability, AI comprise healthcare IoT platform essentials

  Healthcare organizations can save providers' time with IoT platforms that combine data types for easy use and derive greater insights through patient health monitoring.Continue Reading

• 3 ways technology and IoT will reshape businesses in 2021

  As 2020 comes to a close and the COVID-19 pandemic persists in 2021, businesses must invest in IoT, networking, cloud and analytics tools to ensure safe re-entry into offices.Continue Reading

• Reasons to believe -- or not believe -- in IoT

  There are several reasons to believe or not believe in IoT, but businesses can no longer deny the possible opportunities these connected devices bring to the table.Continue Reading

• Fog nodes simplify edge vs. cloud computing choice

  The demanding architecture of IoT has many organizations wondering how best to distribute their resources in the cloud or at the edge, and how fog nodes fit into the equation.Continue Reading

• Connected cars and the impact of digital transformation on the auto industry

  The future of connected cars is accompanied by a need for increased connectivity. Jabil's Trevor Neumann discusses the challenges and opportunities this will have for automakers.Continue Reading

• 4 IoT monetization strategies -- and how to choose the right one for your offerings

  The internet of things is changing how products and services are delivered. Flexera's Cris Wendt discusses four popular monetization models and how each pertains to IoT.Continue Reading

• Thanks to new wireless capabilities, the future of IoT rests only on our imaginations

  By solving key developer issues and lowering barriers to entry, says Twilio's Evan Cummack, new wireless capabilities are helping industry leaders usher in a new era of IoT.Continue Reading

• IoT and streaming data are revitalizing the brick-and-mortar shopping experience

  New technologies are enhancing in-store execution, operational efficiencies and improving customer experiences more than ever before. Cloudera's Brent Biddulph discusses the benefits of IoT and ...Continue Reading

• Car lot operators benefit from IoT device that locates cars without a search party

  In this case study, Silicon Labs' Alex Koepsel explains how startup Cognosos built an IoT platform to help car lot operators track vehicle inventories, saving them time and money.Continue Reading

• How can service providers shift into the center of the smart home experience?

  While internet service providers have become an invisible brand in many households, the smart home movement presents an opportunity which Calix's Michael Weening says ISPs cannot ignore.Continue Reading

• Rapid prototyping with embedded products helps hardware developers focus on innovation

  Texas Instrument's Adrian Fernandez explains what is happening in the industry that is enabling the rapid iteration and prototyping of embedded hardware products.Continue Reading

• Is your city as smart as a 10 year old? To get smart, cities must focus on friction

  A smart city is more than just connected infrastructure. Infor's Guy Courtin discusses how using digital to reduce friction and inefficiencies will make truly smart cities a reality.Continue Reading

• Blockchain offers a new approach to customer satisfaction with the help of IoT

  Pairing blockchain with IoT is revolutionizing the customer experience, says Voxpro's Brian Hannon, namely by providing the trust needed to build customer relationships on core values of security, ...Continue Reading

• How to determine the right balance of cloud and edge for your analytics project

  Finding the right balance between edge and cloud is the key to success, says Stratus Technolgies' Jason Andersen. With right combination of edge and cloud, organizations can see real ROI and often ...Continue Reading

• IoT and the workplace: Transform spaces, improve satisfaction and productivity

  Adding IoT-enabled technologies into buildings not only transforms spaces and optimized efficiency, it also affects and organization's biggest asset: its people. Honeywell's Himanshu Khurana explains.Continue Reading

• Predictions on a silver platter: How AI Is creating more effective human interactions

  Artificial intelligence can help service providers anticipate what customers need and want before the customer even knows. Sisense's Guy Levy-Yurista examines how AI will offer high-value service.Continue Reading

• In-memory HTAP computing: Create smart IIoT applications with continuous learning

  Continuous learning systems are now attainable for a range of industrial IoT use cases thanks to in-memory HTAP computing. GridGain's Nikita Ivanov discusses.Continue Reading

• IoT inflection points you aren't thinking about and what they mean for developers

  As businesses move from IoT experimentation to real-world IoT applications, there are a number of inflection points emerging. Twilio's Chetan Chaudhary discusses what these mean for developers.Continue Reading

• How real-time location services will drive the future of IoT smart logistics

  Real-time location services is poised to bring a 'new logistics order.' Roambee's Sanjay Sharma outlines the benefits for logistics companies and their clients alike.Continue Reading

• Future of real-time enterprise IoT depends on in-memory computing powered HTAP

  IoT requires a critical technology infrastructure reinvention, which can be enabled only by HTAP powered by in-memory computing. GridGain Systems' Nikita Ivanov explains.Continue Reading

• Four keys to successful IoT product software: Using a co-development approach

  Deploying successful IoT software is much like building a house; it requires coordination and prioritization. IPS's Danny Aponte offers four steps to creating successful IoT software.Continue Reading

• Dawning of the digital security border: A new standard for wide area perimeter and border security

  Technology-based perimeter security may have a potential use case in the U.S. again thanks to low-power sensors and the new 802.16s industrial wireless standard.Continue Reading

• The role retailers should play in driving IoT security certification standards

  IoT security is a major concern, especially for retailers. JASK's Greg Martin explores the role retailers have to play in securing IoT and keeping themselves and consumers safe.Continue Reading

• The data platform is key to connected cars and the internet of automotive things

  The success of connected and autonomous cars requires a fundamental shift in the data platforms used to support them. MapR's Crystal Valentine discusses.Continue Reading

• IoT to grow out of awkward adolescence in 2018 and other trends for the new year

  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.Continue Reading

• Wired to wireless: The next big change in advanced metering infrastructure and connected societies

  802.11s will allow us to rethink how wireless networks are designed in individual homes and businesses and, eventually, communities and smart grids.Continue Reading