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| Share | Share | Share | Share Saft has announced it will be at InnoTrans 2016 to launch C.O.M.M. Batt, its first ever Internet Of Things (IoT) service for nickel-based onboard batteries. The new service now enables rail operators to realize the benefits of predictive maintenance planning for their backup batteries based on remote, real-time monitoring e.g. […]

Razer originally started as a hardware company making mice, keyboards and other peripherals optimised for dedicated computer gaming, with its mantra being “For Gamers, By Gamers.” Now, 18 years into its life, it’s changing things up a bit. While the company continues to build hardware and its newer software business, Razer is now also announcing zVentures, a new fund of $30 million that the

| Share | Share | Share | Share With the advent of physical security information management software and other advanced security technologies, there has been an increased desire by end-users to have increased situational awareness surrounding their operations. But while PSIM was designed as a way of integrating disparate security systems into a common operating

The Ford Edsel was rolled out in 1958 with a lot of fanfair and a massive year-long advertising campaign. A year later, the Edsel was dead and Ford had lost $250 million. The Edsel has come to symbolize how not to design a product.   How do you ensure that your next Internet of Things

From snake to VR casinos, it just took a couple of decades for mobile devices to have opened up new streams of revenue. Mobile gaming had existed way before the iPhone but then it was deemed to be more of a modernistic way of having fun on the go and less as an operable industry.