Adding an Internet of Things device is step one. Step two is getting the resulting data to your applications.

Every American adult winces when they see or hear the date, “April 15th.” Sadly, some folks housebound by the Spring Snow Smackdown compounded their misery by working on their taxes as the winds howled outside.

Vendors have made some strides toward unified endpoint management, but wider adoption of industry standards and greater use of open source-based firmware are needed.

Spring is in full swing, and we know because of three things: Major League Baseball started, the Final Four game is tonight (go Texas Tech), and people are going nuts tr

Sales of cloud, mobility, and gateway systems are heating up for the distributor as a rapidly increasing percentage of channel partners adds simple, starter IoT solutions to their repertoire, according to SYNNEX exec Rob Moyer (pictured).

The on-demand IoT In Action event shows how ISVs can create IoT devices to perform a wide range of business services leveraging Azure.

Although many question why March Madness bleeds over into April, that doesn’t dampen the excitement for real fans. This weekend, Michigan State beat Duke to get into the Final Four.