Getting a product to market requires more than just the right idea; it also requires the right people, with the right skills, in the right places, seamlessly communicating with one another for the best outcome.
Whether you partner, purchase tools, or prefer DIY, mining “dirty, heterogeneous data” is where the IoT profits are.
IoT is a buzzword that takes on a whole new meaning when implemented on an enterprise level. The level of customization for each use case means that even the basics get more complicated when it comes to the Internet of Things.
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.
Held at TopGolf in Brooklyn Center, Minn., the one-day event featured cybersecurity educational sessions and peer networking.
MSPs need to educate end users on IoT ROI, adopt a stronger security stance, and focus on hot verticals like agriculture, healthcare, and smart buildings.
Months after launching an online IoT marketplace, Ingram is readying “practice builder” sessions for serious solution providers, offering data mining-based lead generation assistance, and planning its first IoT conference.
If an intruder enters your room, you will be informed about that incident through email, SMS, and social media.
Companies in almost every industry are investing in Internet of Things (IoT) applications with high hopes of creating new revenue streams.
It’s a jolly good July 1st as Wimbledon starts across the pond, assuming you’re reading this somewhere besides England. Fans of irony and tennis appreciate Americans winning at Wimbledon on Independence Day.