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!
Emerging technologies are altering and expanding the channel. The opportunities are significant.
Now that we’re officially into spring and caught up to being “sprung forward” an hour, don’t you feel rejuvenated? Or are you still fighting the snow and ice across much of the north? And could someone put the rivers back where they belong?
As IoT and artificial intelligence become more advanced, smart buildings are also being utilized to drive down energy usage and maintenance costs. They’re providing safer, more comfortable environments while preventing equipment breakdowns and disruptions to occupants. They’re even increasing productivity by adapting to how people live and work.
Insights into the latest topics around IoT business transformation, and innovations in IoT security, the intelligent edge, IoT cognitive services, hybrid cloud, and leveraging IoT solution accelerators to build scalable repeatable solutions.
Join Microsoft’s IoT In Action Smart Building Webinar to learn about Azure Digital Twins, the new Azure IoT platform for any spatial intelligence scenario, including Smart Buildings. You’ll see the many exciting possibilities when IoT is applied to buildings and gain insights into how existing data from existing equipment can make buildings operate better, save you money and find new business opportunities.
Microsoft is showing the partner ecosystem it is all-in with IoT and aims to accelerate their time to value, according to the firm’s Rodney Clark (pictured).
As IoT and artificial intelligence become more advanced, smart buildings are also being utilized to drive down energy usage and maintenance costs. They’re providing safer, more comfortable environments while preventing equipment breakdowns and disruptions to occupants. They’re even increasing productivity by adapting to how people live and work.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is an ongoing journey. Three years ago, when I entered this business, the world of IoT was in its infancy.
America’s largest grocery retailer and global technology company partnering to pilot two connected experience stores
Companies will jointly bring to market Retail as a Service product for retailers and present the solution at NRF 2019: Retail’s Big Show
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).
Equipped with a new addition to Cradlepoint’s NetCloud management platform called the NetCloud Edge Connector for Azure IoT Central, the solution aims to help users without specialized skills quickly deploy and integrate IoT solutions.
IoT-based audiovisual products are poised to open new opportunities for integrators.
Speakers at Microsoft's most recent IoT in Action event outlined the critical ingredients for success in one of IT’s hottest markets.
It takes an unusually large number of unusually specialized players to build the average IoT solution. Channel pros who wish to get ahead must cultivate a niche.
Industry leaders join forces to build secure, intelligent edge-to-cloud solution featuring Dell Edge Gateways, VMware Pulse IoT Center and Microsoft Azure IoT Edge
This Expert Guide on IoT Opportunities in the Residential Market includes stories on cybersecurity concerns in connected homes and how that can drive opportunity for integrators, smart thermostats leading to new recurring monthly revenue, IoT as a service, a connected CEO’s summer home, and more.
Free download! This Expert Guide on IoT Security offers you a cybersecurity checklist, discusses who’s responsible when a rogue IoT device brings down the network, looks at how 5G will impact IoT security, and examines why physical security is a good entry point for your IoT offerings.
Simplifying the IoT journey: Building and delivering IoT solutions is complex; Windows IoT helps customers get up and running quickly. With a platform that spans cloud, OS and devices, Microsoft’s IoT is uniquely positioned to simplify the IoT journey so any customer—regardless of size, technical expertise, budget, industry or other factors—can create trusted, connected solutions that improve business and customer experiences.
Join Microsoft’s IoT In Action Smart Building Webinar to learn about Azure Digital Twins, the new Azure IoT platform for any spatial intelligence scenario, including Smart Buildings. You’ll see the many exciting possibilities when IoT is applied to buildings and gain insights into how existing data from existing equipment can make buildings operate better, save you money and find new business opportunities.
Simplifying the IoT journey: Building and delivering IoT solutions is complex; Windows IoT helps customers get up and running quickly. With a platform that spans cloud, OS and devices, Microsoft’s IoT is uniquely positioned to simplify the IoT journey so any customer—regardless of size, technical expertise, budget, industry or other factors—can create trusted, connected solutions that improve business and customer experiences.
Speakers at Microsoft's most recent IoT in Action event outlined the critical ingredients for success in one of IT’s hottest markets.
As IoT and artificial intelligence become more advanced, smart buildings are also being utilized to drive down energy usage and maintenance costs. They’re providing safer, more comfortable environments while preventing equipment breakdowns and disruptions to occupants. They’re even increasing productivity by adapting to how people live and work.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is an ongoing journey. Three years ago, when I entered this business, the world of IoT was in its infancy.
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).
Locks are centuries old. Is the IoT making them more secure, or less?
IoT Playbook Insight: Rod Scotland, CEO, president, and founder of Completely Managed, worked as an engineer for Cisco for two decades before starting his own company. His goal? make the Industrial Internet of Things as secure as possible for his customers.
Still yawning from losing that hour of sleep Sunday? Feeling rushed? Even though spring doesn’t officially start until March 20 (a day earlier than usual, another reason for feeling squeezed for time), setting the clocks forward seems to announce spring.
Follow these steps on your organization’s journey to IoT value.
