We heard great wailing and gnashing of teeth from the geek community this week, as both The Big Bang Theory and Game of Thrones ended their original content television runs. The label of “series finale” always sounds so, well, final, doesn’t it?
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.
Get familiar with the Arduino IoT Cloud and take your first steps into the world of connected objects.
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.
There’s plenty of upside ahead for both mature markets like managed services and up-and-coming ones like cybersecurity and the Internet of Things, according to our latest channel opinion study.
Another week, another couple of odd endings. Last minute NBA heroics keep Toronto in the playoffs.
IoT Playbook Insight: Chris Penrose, Intenret of Things SVP at AT&T announced that software upgrades to their 4G LTE cell sites across the U.S. are complete. Those updates include turning on NarrowBand Internet of Things (NB-IoT).
While it might feel like the rubber truly meets the road at the manufacturing stage, the design process is truly where creators’ great ideas take shape. It’s also where you’ll make major decisions that impact your production and deployment.
Did last week seem like a rehash of the week before? Basketball playoffs, every good seat in every good movie theater full of Avengers fans, and on Game of Thrones (spoiler alert!) there was drinking and betrayal and death. And, no spoiler alert, “randy” behavior (for our British readers).
Called webhooks, the recently launched technology allows MSPs to more easily generate automatic service tickets whenever the video cameras, smart bulbs, and other IoT systems supported by the Domotz platform experience a technical problem.