Author name: Trey Pascador

SAN JOSE, Calif., March 16, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Expectations around the Internet of Things abound, nowhere more so than among chief marketing officers. They and their peers in the executive suite are challenged to view IoT as the “innovation of things” when it comes to rethinking their business models, differentiating their brands, gratifying customers and

Oren Rofman The Internet of Things (IoT) is getting bigger as more smart devices go online. Gartner estimates that IoT devices will swell to 8.4 billion this year. By 2020, that number will grow to more than 20 billion. Devices are getting more powerful, too. Aside from connections to device-specific APIs, we may soon see

[Prologue: Bas Boorsma, a historian by training, is by inclination an apostle of network connectivity. Those who will control the Internet of Things that he’s developing will have tremendous power over the structures within which people learn, get health care, play, and get energy, as well as receive mundane messages. Boorsma is excited by the

Shares of Sierra Wireless (NASDAQ:SWIR) are up a stunning 76% so far in 2017, including a nearly 30% single-day pop last month after the Internet of Things pure play released exceptional fourth-quarter 2016 results. But you won’t find Sierra Wireless pumping the brakes anytime soon. In fact, if one of its latest design wins is

Telit, a global enabler of the Internet of Things (IoT), has introduced advanced positioning modules in the SE868xx-Ax family featuring multi-constellation GNSS receivers with a 9 x 9 mm patch antenna. Telit’s SE868Kx-Ax series offers high performance for space-constrained applications such as wearables, tracking, telematics and security. The new integrated antenna modules include advanced features that significantly increase