Now that all the NFL teams have played a preseason game, there are two fan camps. One, those of the winning teams, feel good about the season. The other, fans of losing teams, say their guys didn’t play their starters and are hiding high-powered offenses during the preseason.
We made it to August! Congrats! NFL training camps have opened, and major league baseball only has another 50 or so games left, then basketball starts. Up north it’s starting to cool down, and down south there are only another six or eight weeks of serious heat.
Azure Security Center for IoT protects end-to-end IoT deployments by identifying and responding to emerging threats, as well as finds configuration issues before attackers can exploit them.
The 30 pre-vetted solutions in the catalog cover use cases in strategic vertical industries. The enablement program is designed to help 200 partners get a revenue producing IoT solution to market in 90 days.
The weather report (here’s a better Weather Report) has been seriously overheated recently, with 200 million people suffering through triple digit actual or feel-like temperatures. Where’s that nice cool polar vortex when you need it?
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.
It’s a jolly good July 1st as Wimbledon starts across the pond, assuming you’re reading this somewhere besides England. Fans of irony and tennis appreciate Americans winning at Wimbledon on Independence Day.
I’ve spent my entire career in the business of technology, and I’ve watched many ideas go from “shiny new object” to “buzzword” to “table stakes.”
As spring slides toward summer, things are sweating along fairly normally.
According to the analyst firm’s 2019 strategic technology trends report, emerging technologies are disrupting business and driving new opportunities for the Internet of Things.