The world envisioned by Jonathan Foucheaux is like the start to a common joke: A football fan walks up to the bar. But here’s where the story changes. Instead of the awkward punchline, Foucheaux’s events management company, Solomon Group, can deliver a personal experience — flashing up-to-the-second scores from the fan’s favorite teams on a […]
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It’s pretty obvious when a major internet service provider is under some kind of attack: The service gets bad and slow, error messages pop up all over, and everyone basically knows something is not right. But it’s a lot harder to tell is some other web-connected device you use is acting strange because it’s old,
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Via private-public partnerships, the lab is designed to help residents with smart city technology. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. (Kevin Case / Flickr) New York City is bringing residents into the smart city planning process with the announcement that Brownsville, in Brooklyn, will be the first to have its own Neighborhood Innovation Lab.
We can use our phones to take photos, call for a ride, check our bank accounts, and do all kinds of other things that seemed impossible not that long ago. However, they can’t control the rain, switch between night and day, or summon a horse (among many other things). That functionality is reserved for the
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Bandwidth on college campuses has nearly tripled since 2012, with more than 71 percent of schools now offering at least 1 GB, and one in four offering 7GB or more, finds the ACUTA/ACUHO-I 2017 State of ResNet Report. Just as universities are rising to meet challenges posed by the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) phenomena,
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For the last few years, home automation has made a huge push into the consumer space through a series of smart devices. Google Assitant, Amazon Alexa, and a large number of WiFi connected appliances ranging from light bulbs to washing machines have all led to a connected home. But, until this time, they’ve generally all
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Securing IoT Devices? Customers looking at Internet of Things applications all cite a similar concern – security. Security is also top of mind for solution providers interested in applying their own skill sets to generate revenue from IoT. Executives from Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Cisco Systems and Forescout Technologies discussed the challenges – and opportunities –
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Amazon is displaying a bit of how the Internet of Things will combine with the world of brick and mortar. I recently spent some time in the new physical Amazon bookstore at Legacy Place in Dedham, Massachusetts, one of a handful of stores the online seller opened around the country. Unlike traditional bookstores, Amazon displays
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• 2017 Business & Home Expo presented by Waterford Area Chamber of Commerce is 5:30-8 p.m. March 23 at Waterford Mott High School, 1151 Scott Lake Road, Waterford Township, waterfordchamber.org. • “Social Media for Business Growth” workshop is 9-11:30 a.m. March 23 at Oakland County Executive Office Building Conference Center, 2100 Pontiac Lake Road, Waterford
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