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MobileIron launches Internet of Things division, brings in 'VP IoT' to head up

Enterprise mobility management (EMM) software provider MobileIron has launched a new Internet of Things (IoT) division in its company to help customers make more sense of their implementations across the entire technology lifecycle. The announcement, made at the firm’s analyst outing earlier today, puts more emphasis on MobileIron’s IoT play. The company cited a Bain […]

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MobileIron adding IoT management to its arsenal

MobileIron, which went public in 2014, has been known mostly for helping large companies manage mobile devices, especially in a time when people tend to bring their own. Today it announced it was expanding that mission to the Internet of Things. When you think about it, it’s a logical move for a company that is

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Campuses are putting IoT into action in advising, services and beyond

Dive Brief: A University of Southern California project using cameras and sensors to gather analytical data about student engagement and the intersections of teaching and learning is just one of a growing number of initiatives on campuses nationwide to harness the Internet of Things (IoT) to improve outcomes and create innovation within the burgeoning tech

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Echo Dot vs Echo

The Echo line is Amazon’s toe in to the new world of AI robotic brains. However, a lot of people are still confused about what is the Echo Dot vs Echo. How are they different? And which one should I get? Amazon Echo sits on a table, has no arms or legs, but commands a world

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Toymail adds an app store for its cuddly mobiles for kids

Internet of Things startup Toymail, which sells connected plush toys to parents of younger kids who want them to have a playful alternative to a mobile phone, has now launched an app store. How does a plush toy with no screen run apps, you might wonder? These are exclusively audio apps — in keeping with the original

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Internet of Things shows 50% reduction in its quiescent power

The Internet of Things has become a part of life of the manufacturing systems, civil structures, appliances, vehicles, and even livestock. The sensors in the Internet of Things help provide information regarding the processes and maintenance of the various products. The sensors require certain power to transmit data to distant receivers and also some power

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How the giant white tailed rat challenges the Australian Internet of Things

Giant White Tail Rat Australia’s far north Queensland may look striking, but it’s anything but paradise for the internet of things (IoT), as James Cook University found. What the academics discovered illustrates the challenges of rolling out the IoT in tough environments. Every aspect of this has been a challenge says Professor Ian Atkinson, Director

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CABA completes “Intelligent Buildings and the Impact of the Internet of Things” research project

The Continental Automated Buildings Association is pleased to announce that it has completed its “Intelligent Buildings and the Impact of the Internet of Things” research project. This landmark research study was a major initiative of the CABA Research Program, which offers a range of opt-in technical and advisory research services designed to provide industry stakeholders

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Indiana's first Internet of Things lab to open this summer

By Ashley SteebTheStatehouseFile.com INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is preparing for the future of flying cars and self-operating washing machines by investing in what tech gurus call “the Internet of Things.” Gov. Eric Holcomb and Bill Stephan, vice president for engagement, supports the creation of the Indiana IoT Lab-Fishers. Photo by Ashley Steeb, TheStatehouseFile.com The goal behind

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Siemens Expands MindSphere with Watson

With greater levels of attention being focused on edge computing over the past year, discussions about cloud computing have moved out of the forefront of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). But that doesn’t mean the cloud has been relegated to the past. Even as edge computing applications move more front and center in IIoT

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