Margins on hardware may be thin, but channel pros are finding new and effective ways to make money from it anyway. 

The virtual gathering brought together experts from the emerging market to help attendees develop best practices for starting and growing an IoT services business.

WELCOME TO A NEW YEAR and a new decade! Both are sure to be filled with unexpected opportunities, unavoidable missteps, unanticipated success stories, and a host of surprises. 2019 certainly was, as we know now thanks to (forgive us) 20/20 hindsight.

Is there anything “springier” than baseball’s spring training? While millions and millions of us are still worried about ice and snow, players in warm places like Florida and Arizona are already playing practice games. Baseball, and better weather, will be here soon, so worry not.

IoT is a buzzword that takes on a whole new meaning when implemented on an enterprise level. The level of customization for each use case means that even the basics get more complicated when it comes to the Internet of Things.
 

Announced at this week’s VMworld conference in Las Vegas, the new offerings combine products from the parent company’s VMware, Dell, Dell EMC, RSA, and Pivotal units, and play a central role in VMware’s edge computing strategy.

Nice to know that the Internet of Things gets included in all the major conferences and user groups now.

IoT devices, sensors, and systems tend to be so widely distributed that a central computing model doesn’t work. Enter the fog model.

Tech Data Corporation has announced the launch of MIIMETIQ EDGE, an all-in-one Internet of Things (IoT) development platform created in collaboration with Dell and IoT technology partner NEXIONA.