Trey Pascador, Author at Padtronics

Sextant Group's Park to Present Internet of Things: AV/IT Benefits At CorpComm Expo 2016

| Share | Share | Share | Share CorpComm Expo (CCE) announced Oct. 25, that Craig Park, Principal of The Sextant Group, will present a seminar at 1 p.m. on the second day of the Nov. 15-16, event at Chicago’s Navy Pier. The presentation by Park, entitled “Internet of Things: AV/IT Benefits for Whole Campus […]

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ABBA Logic Selects Echelon Corp. Embedded Industrial Internet of Things Solutions for Security …

SANTA CLARA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Echelon Corporation (ELON) today announced that ABBA Logic, a supplier to security integrators, has introduced a revolutionary upgrade to its line of access control products based on the latest Echelon embedded IIoT solutions. Echelon’s 6050 processors enabled ABBA Logic to increase the speed, simplify the design, improve IP connectivity and reduce

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In depth: The battle to own the connected home

The rewards of being the major connectivity provider to the internet-enabled home environment are undoubtedly substantial. It is a space that a number of different industries are seeking to control, with retailers, manufacturers, network operators and utility providers targeting the space most wholesomely. 2016 has seen a number of launches from brands attempting to capture

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Understanding Internet of Things IoT marketplace

The Internet of Things has great promise and is transforming businesses overnight. As General Electric Chairman and Chief Executive Jeff Immelt put it recently at Dell EMC World, “Yesterday we went to bed an industrial company and today we woke up as a software company.” But with that promise comes great peril as well. Connected

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NI Partners With IBM and SparkCognition to Advance the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)

AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–NI (Nasdaq: NATI), the provider of platform-based systems that enable engineers and scientists to solve the world’s greatest engineering challenges, announced today that SparkCognition is partnering with NI and IBM to collaborate on the Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance Testbed. The goal of the collaboration is to deliver an unprecedented level of interoperability

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Fueling The Need For Speed In The Internet Of Things

One of the elements that is a critical fuel for the Internet of Things is speed. That long-awaited speed, at least from a cellular service standpoint, is 5G, as in the fifth generation of it. Any smartphone consumer paying attention likely noticed the significant performance improvement when they moved from 3G to 4G (aka LTE).

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Parks Associates Releases New Whitepaper Examining Next-Gen Solutions for IoT Tech Support

/EINPresswire.com/ — Research Shows New Opportunities for IoT Support Solutions and Data Analytics for Smart Home Products and CE Devices DALLAS, TX–(Marketwired – Oct 25, 2016) – Parks Associates today released a new whitepaper, IoT Support: Solutions for the Internet of Tomorrow, which examines the transitions in support services as consumers adopt next-gen connected devices

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Device Makers Face Legal Trouble Over Internet of Things Attack

Who should be held responsible for last week’s security breach that took out parts of the Internet? That question is becoming more pressing as regulators and the public begin to grasp the implication of the first major “Internet of things” attack, in which hackers hijacked millions of everyday devices such as security cameras and printers,

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Internet of things; open offices; more

A call for IoT standards: The security of internet-connected devices such as webcams, printers and routers must be standardized to prevent cyberattacks like the one that severely disrupted the internet Friday, experts said. Michelle Quinn writes: Despite the steady push for open space in the office, within Silicon Valley, there are some who long for

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IoT devices can be hacked in minutes, warn researchers

Each internet-connected lightbulb is another entrance for hackers looking to break into your network. Image: iStock A number of internet-connected devices are so lacking in even the most basic cybersecurity protocols that it’s possible to hack them in as little as three minutes, allowing cyberattackers to steal data, conduct espionage on enterprise activities, or even

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