IoT and UCaaS: Changing face of corporate communication (and how to get it right)
Profile: Sukamal Banerjee
During 1960s, Star Trek was a pioneer in introducing futuristic communications. Remember Captain Kirk talking over video with his friends and foes? It took more than 30 years for fiction to become reality (the first industrial telepresence system was introduced in the early 1990s)....
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How to choose the right technology partner for your IoT products
Product development is an incredibly demanding, exacting process. Not only are there numerous opportunities for errors to crop up along the way, but years can pass before the first product is even introduced to the market. That process can be even more complex when you are introducing connectivity...
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Outsourcing IoT and AI means SLA changes are on the horizon
Profile: Nacho De Marco
The IoT and AI markets are both booming, which means companies around the globe are looking for ways to capitalize on these technology trends. Accenture forecasted the IoT industry could add $14.2 trillion to the...
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IoT: Why the magic is in the ecosystem
By 2020, IoT technology will be infused into 95% of new electronics product designs according to Gartner. As IoT becomes more and more immersed in our daily...
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A smart approach to monetizing IoT
Look no further than the U.S. Open tennis tournament this year to see the impact of IoT. In the past, competing tennis players relied on line judges surrounding the court to determine whether the tennis ball was in or out. Today, electronic line calling cameras are used on all 16 tennis courts. As...
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What ‘X as a service’ means for the internet of things
Profile: Tim Sherwood
Times are changing. New digital infrastructure and IoT platforms have made it possible for almost any organization to enter the market as an mobile virtual network operator, without crippling capital investments. Take Philips, a company best known for making lightbulbs, as an example. The...
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What the fog? How fog computing and IoT mix
Profile: Ruben van der Zwan
I think everyone is now familiar with cloud computing, but have you ever heard of edge or fog computing? I hadn't until recently, but it turns out to be a new way to use computing resources, especially to enable your digital transformation process for IoT devices.
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What the T-Mobile-Sprint merger means for IoT
It's no secret that T-Mobile and Sprint are talking merger. However, other wireless carriers -- and even some nontraditional competitors -- have focused their attention on developing advanced solutions for the internet of things instead. So, how will this merger affect 0 Comments
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What does the GDPR mean for IoT?
Unless you have been hiding in a cave, you have probably heard of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). And it comes into force on May 25th. Its impact will be far-reaching. Companies...
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History-making technology: How IIoT can transform America’s trucking industry
The history of technology in the trucking industry has had many watershed moments. The advent of diesel engines, which had been mainly used in large stationary operations, brought a large increase in hauling power and fuel efficiency. In the 1970s, electronics began revolutionizing how those...
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