When it comes to stocks, bigger is not always better. Sometimes name recognition works against a company, in that some investors happily buy shares in companies they’ve heard of. That’s the stock market equivalent of when novice horse racing fans bet aggressively on a contender based solely on the horse’s name. You don’t want your […]
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Though consumer applications of the Internet of Things gets most of the headlines, its application in industry could have some of the most far-reaching effects. Because of this, the German government’s Industry 4.0 initiative is designed to connect the government, academia and industry through the process of industry’s IoT transformation via digitalization. China has a
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Telkonet, a Waukesha, WI-based company that helps configure Internet networks and devices that run on them, says it has introduced a new wireless thermostat. The device, known as “EcoTouch+ Battery,” is the latest product in the company’s EcoSmart product line. It features an occupancy sensor that activates the thermostat’s touch-screen display when someone is nearby,
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How do you get an IoT project off the ground? Internet of Things projects can be highly difficult to move out of the pilot stage. A project might look stellar as a concept proof, but when it comes to repeating that success throughout the enterprise, classic IoT challenges such as interoperability, security and data integration
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While it seems “smart” everything is in full swing, the full realization of the Internet of Things is in essence still on standby mode. Homes are smarter than ever and virtual reality, augmented reality, personal drones and a dizzying array of wearables and medical devices flood the market, but there is still potential for more.
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Credit: LeoWolfert/Shutterstock In the offices of today’s small and midsize business, you might find a vast array of smart devices, such as printers, cameras, utility sensors and door locks, all of which can communicate with other devices through wireless connections. Even the staff break room is beginning to benefit from next-generation technologies, such as smart
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DUBLIN, Jan. 31, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “IoT in Manufacturing Market – Global Forecast to 2021” report to their offering. IoT in Manufacturing market size to grow from USD 6.17 Billion in 2016 to USD 20.59 Billion by 2021, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of
Partners are applauding an industry-wide effort by vendors, including Cisco, consumer appliance manufacturer Bosch and digital security company Gemalto, to develop a shared blockchain IoT protocol. Through the consortium, vendors will work with Fortune 500 companies and startups to define the scope and implementation of a protocol layer across several major blockchain systems – enabling
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Those of you building Internet of Things projects may be interested in a new double stack mini PC which has been created specifically for IoT applications and takes the form of the Virtualette V1, which has been created by SRKH Designs based in Sydney Australia. The tiny double stack mini PC supports both Android and
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TopSpin Security is helping better secure enterprise internet of things (IoT) deployments by using a new offering called DECOYnet, a deception technology solution aimed at fooling hackers. The new solution emulates an enterprise’s unique IoT systems so that hacker’s movements will be delayed and IT can receive a tripped alarm and alerts. Yoel Knoll, VP of marketing