The Internet of Things–the name for connecting and gathering data from all sorts of devices–is one of the big buzzwords in business these days, but even companies that think it’s important aren’t using it, according to a new survey. The survey, carried out by Plataine Technologies, found that only 26% of companies are putting IoT […]
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IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 7, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — CalAmp (CAMP), a leading provider of wireless products, services and solutions, today announced its LMU-2600 series and LMU-4200 series products with 4G LTE Category 1 (Cat1) cellular technology will be available in the fourth calendar quarter of 2016. The enhanced LMU series devices combine next generation 4G LTE Cat1
The average consolidated total cost of a data breach grew from $3.8 million in 2015 to $4 million in 2016, according to the 11th Annual Cost of Data Breach Study from the Ponemon Institute and IBM. The study also found the average cost incurred for each lost or stolen record containing sensitive and confidential information
Nokia’s (NOK) technology unit, Nokia Technologies, is seeing another top level executive leave, this time Chief Technology Officer Guido Jouret, who is jumping ship to ABB, the Swiss automation company. The move on the part of Jouret, who is credited with Nokia’s recent acquisition of Withings, the digital health company, comes just days after Ramzi
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News Feed Item Internet of Things Community (IoTC) and Zebra Technologies Collaborate on Inaugural Health Slam™ Event to Improve Patient Care Zebra to showcase breakthrough solutions at world’s first, largest virtual conference dedicated to IoT in Healthcare and Life Science By PR Newswire Article Rating: September 7, 2016 08:01 AM EDT SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.
A one-time videogame developer, Michael Dubno played a key role in designing the system that helped lift the trading arm of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to new heights in the years before the financial crisis, and avoid the losses that had swept away some of the firm’s rivals during the downturn. He left Goldman in
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Mohammad Mahoor, left, DreamFace president and founder; and Josh Lane, principal engineer. Ryan in the middle. (Amy DiPierro) Siri, find a back seat. For four years, DU professor Mohammad Mahoor has been developing Ryan, a robotic companion for the elderly with dementia and depression as well as for kids with autism. Unlike Apple’s Siri or
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Sep 06, 2016— The complexity of the Internet of Things means that only something as centrally manageable, scalable and flexible as software-defined networking (SDN) has a shot at dealing with the overwhelming data flows being generated by IoT devices. In fact, the prolific increase in the amount of traffic and devices is a key motivation
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CARS.COM — When the 2017 Genesis G90 (the Hyundai Equus in its previous life) arrives in showrooms at the end of this month, buyers of the new luxury brand’s flagship sedan will start the bidding at $69,050. That price, which includes a $950 destination charge, is for the base 3.3T Premium model, which comes with
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