Eating too much IoT bandwidth? Deploy containers at the edge
One purpose of computing is to accomplish tasks. Applications are a fundamental part of computing, and their use is seemingly ubiquitous today. Users often want them to be faster and cheaper. Containers can help drive agile software development processes such as those described by the 
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Battle of the IoT networks: Cellular versus Wi-Fi
When it comes to the internet of things, perhaps the key enabling technology is wireless networking technologies. Without the two primary wireless data networking technologies -- cellular and Wi-Fi -- almost every IoT device would require a wired connection to the internet, dramatically limiting...
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Java is the perfect match for internet of things apps
Profile: Ritesh Mehta
Businesses and organizations today are always on the lookout for new tech that uplifts excellence, but is cost-effective. Software or apps that are Java-based help companies realize these values. Java is an open source, platform independent and most preferable technology, as well as global...
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Java: The go-to programming language for IoT applications
Profile: Ritesh Mehta
One of the biggest perks of the Java language is the robustness of its app code. While C uses explicit pointers for referencing memory, all Java object references are implicit pointers that could not be manipulated by app code. This automatically rules out possible issues, like memory access...
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IT leaders are looking in the wrong places for IoT talent: The solution involves a platform approach
Many IT organizations face growing demand from the business to build new innovative and connected experiences. The goal is for these IoT applications is to create new products and services, provide better customer...
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Standardized connectivity protocols lead to growth of IIoT apps
Smart cities are currently positioned to most positively benefit from the growth of connected infrastructure. Some cities around the world, especially in India, have invested heavily in the infrastructure necessary to create a smart city. Other countries, however, have been slower to follow suit...
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