IoTPlaybook Insight: One of the best ways to learn about IoT is a conference with classes, demonstrations, and exhibits. HPE just compiled a list of 10 IoT and Edge Computing conferences worth checking out. You're in luck if you live in California, since most are there.
Everyone agrees IoT security must get better. Every step needs improvements, from the IoT device to the edge computing gateway to the stored data. But sometimes, excitement about potential disasters gets a little higher than the actual risk warrants.
Have you rigged up dancing witches and staggering zombies to scare trick or treaters with IoT motion detectors for Halloween yet? How about a candy-cam over the bowl to catch your spouse dipping into the stash? No? Just wait a year or two, and these things will be on the market.
Speakers at Microsoft's most recent IoT in Action event outlined the critical ingredients for success in one of IT’s hottest markets.
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).
Benson Chan, senior partner at Strategy of Things, advises integrators to modernize clients' infrastructure, boost security, and find problems that need to be solved.
Now that the World Series is set (congrats to the Red Sox and the Dodgers) and the NFL is almost halfway through the season, fall feels a bit more normal.
Do your leaf peeping quickly, before they all fall down. As we march toward Halloween, the conferences and user group meetings seem to multiply and spread news like those swirling leaves. We caught as many as we could that concerned IoT, and here are some more.
IoT projects are complex. Input from key stakeholders greatly increases the odds of success.
