Without reliable power, the IoT is just a dream. Making it reality takes meticulous planning and execution of power management, not only for devices dispersed through remote areas but also at edge sites where data is processed and analyzed.
We’re mid-way through February, the shortest and least-loved month thanks to lousy weather. True to form, the Northeast and Great Lakes areas are shivering like crazy again. Even Seattle, usually too hipster to suffer terrible weather, got more snow this past weekend than in the average year.
The same technologies arming your clients with powerful new capabilities are also exposing them to new threats. Here’s how to mitigate those dangers.
All four of the ChannelPro SMB Forum’s day-long, live events across the country feature IoT educational content aimed at helping attendees get started—and soar—in this emerging market.
Anything big happen in the last few days? Oh, yeah, a bunch of new commercials appeared during a punting exhibition by the Los Angeles Rams. Yes, Super Bowl LIII came and ended the same way six of the last 17 have, with the New England Patriots hoisting the trophy. Biggest surprise?
International Data Corporation (IDC) has expanded its Worldwide Semiannual Smart Cities Spending Guide to include more than 100 cities and 30 use cases.
Smart lighting technology from AT&T, smart car technology from Sprint, and smart toilet technology from Kohler were among the many IoT-related products announced last week at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Grindstone and nose should be in tight proximity since we’ve had a full week of non-holiday time.
IoT Playbook Insight: Spending in the IoT market keeps going up and up and up, especially when consumer products bump the dollar tally. IDC predicts consumers will pony up $108 billion, the second largest figure after discrete manufacturing ($119 billion).
It’s been a fast and furious year for the Internet of Things. One point has been made over and over: if you want data on some thing, process, or environment, IoT is your tool of choice.