A recent survey of Automation World readers was conducted to gauge perceptions about several aspects related to automation buying preferences and behaviors. The survey was conducted for our advertising clients, but the results revealed some interesting insights for our end-user readers as well. The findings most relevant to our audience relate to some notable response […]
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Daniel Ayoub, director of technical sales at Jail, shows off a smart wine bottle, one of the new Internet of Things ideas under development, Monday, Aug. 29, 2016, at the Jabil Blue Sky Center in San Jose, Calif. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group) SAN JOSE — A Silicon Valley startup is getting some financial muscle
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) today announced the list of inaugural members who are being awarded the CSA Research Fellow designation. The designation is the highest honor and distinction that can be given to a CSA research volunteer who has demonstrated significant contributions to CSA research. The CSA Research
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By Agnieszka Flak | MILAN Surging data traffic and a push to merge capital-intensive networks to cut costs are swelling the value of Europe’s mobile infrastructure as it is gradually split away from the telecom industry that built it. The companies that operate cellular phone masts make most of their money renting antenna space to
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When talking hotel rooms are no longer a thing of the future, what’s left to anticipate? A lot. Last Wednesday, Starwood’s tech-centric hotel brand, Aloft, unveiled its top-secret “Project Jetson.” Now, for the first time, hotel guests can talk to their rooms, thanks to the help of Apple’s ubiquitous voice-powered assistant, Siri. “Siri, raise the
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After successfully funding and launching their original smartwatch Omate have once again taken to Kickstarter to raise funds to start shipping their next smartwatch which is now available as a Limited Edition exclusively via Indiegogo. Check out the promotional video below to learn more about what you can expect from the Limited Edition Omate Rise
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While it seems that smartwatch makers have settled down in camps around a very few wearable platforms, like Android Wear, Apple watchOS, Tizen, and Pebble OS, Omate remains firm in its uniqueness. It is perhaps the only remaining smartwatch maker that runs a “full” Android version on its smartwatches. Not Android Wear but Android. It
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BI Intelligence See Also There will be 24 billion IoT devices installed on Earth by 2020 The $6 trillion opportunity in the IoT THE LOW POWER WIDE AREA NETWORKS REPORT: Market potential, key players, and the emerging standards for low-power, long-range networks set to open doors for IoT adoption This story was delivered to BI
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The internet of things may be loaded with promise, but it’s the potential hazards that are keeping many businesses from making the leap. Like cloud computing, smartphones and the plain old internet before it, the internet of things (IoT) is being heralded as a game-changing technology for businesses. Airlines, for example, expect the proliferation of
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IBM is launching a new business unit focused on blockchain technology and other emerging areas and putting its global business services chief, Bridget van Kralingen, in charge. Bridget van Kralingen The unit, dubbed Industry Platforms, will initially emphasize Watson Financial Services, blockchain technology and strategic partnerships. Van Kralingen, senior vice president for IBM Global Business