Artificial intelligence, natural-language processing, and bots integrated into messaging apps will create new opportunities to interact with users via their mobile devices. (Image: Just East) Mobile technology like smartphones will be changing in ways many users can’t even imagine today, and much of this change will come from trends such as the rise of the […]
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The channel’s interest in the Internet of Things (IoT) market is at an all-time high, but partners are still wondering how to make money off the market, and many say they aren’t finding they help they need from vendors. Several solution providers that CRN talked to said they still aren’t getting the right amount of
The Indianapolis suburb of Fishers will host a new space for technologists and businesses interested in the Internet of Things. (UrbanEco Properties / Quantum Architecture) The city of Fishers, Indiana, announced plans Tuesday to create a 24,000-square-foot Internet of Things (IoT) research lab. Co-founded by local software company ClearObject, Indiana University and local co-working space Launch Fishers, the Indiana
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IoT Interest Vendors are looking to strengthen their go-to market strategy around the Internet of Things by offering IoT certifications, specialty benefits and programs for channel partners. While IoT was once a vague, broad term, more solution providers are beginning to understand the opportunities surrounding the market, but many are still wondering where to start
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The Indiana IoT Lab-Fishers is expected to open this summer. (Submitted rendering) By Anna Skinner Indiana comes from a strong history of making things, growing things and moving things. At least that’s what Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness established in an innovation announcement for the City of Fishers Feb. 21. So, he said, there’s no reason
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CalAmp (NASDAQ:CAMP) investors were likely disappointed with its performance in 2016, when the company’s stock price tumbled 27%. But so far this year, the company has gone more than 6% higher. Going forward, there are two key areas its investors should focus on to gauge whether or not the company is moving in the right
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Smart telemetry tags, Narrow Band IoT technology and seals: the perfect storm for an underwater Internet of Things (IoT) project at the University of St Andrews. It’s long been said that, compared to our knowledge of space, our understanding of the vast oceans that make up the majority of the planet’s surface is pretty limited. The oceans are
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Getting cellular devices certified for carriers’ networks is an expensive, complicated process that’s even harder in the new field of IoT. Smartphone and tablet makers have been dealing with certification for years, spending as much as US$1 million on the process for just one device, GlobalData analyst Avi Greengart says. It’s gotten harder as carriers
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HPE’s visual on securing the big data space with HPE SecureData. (Image courtesy of HPE.) Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has announced a new Internet of Things (IoT) security solution, HPE SecureData for Hadoop and IoT.The solution integrates with Apache NiFi and employs HPE format-preserving encryption (FPE) in order to secure IoT dataflows and is now
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