August promises many things, not least of which is the start of school.

Building out IoT systems requires a deep understanding of how and where sensors will be used, and how they fit into the overall data flow.

Before launching an IoT project, set clear goals, identify pain points and security vulnerabilities, and create a plan that starts with an assessment of existing technologies.

The University of Sussex completed its first tests on 5G technology, and expect it to be usable as early as 2019.

IoT news isn’t just an American pastime—the whole world is going IoCrazy. So we’ll catch up to a few stories we missed that happened “across the ponds” and some dollar-oriented news closer to home.

News from afar

IoT Sensors, Part 2: Choosing the right sensors is key to achieving targeted business outcomes. 

Sorry we were so early with all the hot summer talk last week. Not only is it hotter this week, the heat has moved from the U.S. to England and beyond. Oops.

ONVIF Profile A is a new standard that allows for better interoperability between access control devices created by various manufacturers.