IoT Playbook Insight: People ask where to get help on starting IoT projects. Here's one good answer: "Avnet is hosting an upcoming series of IoT Solutions Cellular Workshops with Microsoft, STMicroelectronics and Verizon.
Seems to be a roundball world lately. March Madness ended just in time for the NBA playoffs to start. It’s enough to make one suspect there’s a conspiracy afoot to keep sports fans from leaving the recliner to experience real world diversions like family and friends.
An enterprise healthcare business faces risk and privacy considerations every day. However, in a startup environment, when funding sources—or lack thereof—are looming every day, security might not be on the top of your mind.
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
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.
Basketball fans know when spring really starts: the day the March Madness brackets get released. That jubilation only lasts until the first two or three games are finished and the first major upset happens. Poof! There goes your bracket!
The new resource provides access to products, kits, and end-to-end solutions from over 30 vendors (including Cisco, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and Microsoft) across a range of verticals (including retail, healthcare, smart buildings, and industrial IoT).