The first-ever IoT Playbook Online Forum, sponsored by ChannelPro and its IoT Playbook.com brand along with RIoT, an economic development organization focused on...
In this episode of IoT Playbook, I interview Corey Kirkendoll, who was recently featured on the cover of ChannelPro magazine. Corey is an MSP in Dallas, TX who helps...
VIRTUAL WORKFORCE: WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: How the virtual workforce is being shaped by the pandemic How Luis is helping his clients make the transition to working from...
STEP UP YOUR PRODUCTION QUALITY FOR A REASONABLE PRICE (H2) In this episode of IoT Playbook, I take you for a behind the scenes tour of my podcasting studio to look at...
LAUNCH YOUR IOT SERVICE QUICKLY WITH A MASTER AGENT If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, wondering how to jump into an IoT service opportunity, then this episode of...
Telehealth has been promoted as a safer way to deliver acute, chronic, primary, and specialty care. Yet, for most providers, telehealth resembles a patchwork of point products.
Analog touches everything. If not for the multitude of analog and mixed-signal components that vendors have developed in the past decades, the digital “revolution” that has made so many industry sectors leap forward would not be possible.
Are you ready for some football? College and NFL fans should have plenty to talk about at the water cooler, er, Slack / Teams sports threads today. The first quarter of some NFL games were a little sloppy, but seconds quarters looked pretty good in most cases.
IoTPlaybook Insight: Fans of the Gartner Hype Cycle look for the turn from the "Trough of Disillusionment " to the "Slope of Enlightenment." Even critics who laugh at the names want to see when real market value heads into profitability.
The following is an excerpt of an interview with one of the tech supply chain’s most highly respected thought leaders Tom Linton. Tom is an author, keynote speaker, corporate advisor and 40-year supply chain management executive.
It’s Labor Day in America this Monday, which usually means the last party of the summer and kids get ready to go back to school. Thanks to 2020, neither may happen.
A puff of smoke trails from Fred Flintstone’s bare feet as he manually propels his stone and wooden car down a prehistoric road. It’s safe to say that we’ve collectively taken technology well beyond this crude (and, of course, fictional) point in automotive history.
