Winter is nigh upon us, according to all the usual signs. The NFL broadcasts focus on who can make the playoffs, college kids are back at home describing how grown up they are in one breath while asking Mom to do their laundry in the next, and, oh yeah, winter begins officially on Friday.
Follow these basic guidelines to keep IoT implementations safe from intrusion.
Benson Chan, senior partner at Strategy of Things, outlines what integrators require to capitalize on the IoT opportunity.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. 4, 2018 — Internet of Things (IoT) applications and solutions using Bluetooth sensors now have a seamless, efficient, and affordable path from device to the cloud with little to no coding required.
Growth and revenue opportunities emerge from the advent of new business models, mergers & acquisition activity, finds Frost & Sullivan
IotTPlaybook insight: The nice folks at NETSCOUT keep their eyes on all things security.
IoTPlaybook insight: Microsoft has been in the IoT device approval business for a while, and Azure supports many IoT devices as a cloud destination for data collection and more.
Winter is not yet here (December 21) but snow is. While “snow” and “southeast” may be alliterative, it’s unseasonal, especially when two feet of white stuff fall in various parts of the Carolinas (North and South).
Welcome to December! In the U.S., this week and next are about it for “real work” this year, at least for the non-holiday businesses (and worker attitudes). Work for the holidays and varying gift giving obligations are just ramping up, of course.
