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IoT Security and privacy concerns are top of mind for any knowledgeable developer or implementation company in the industry. Now, a new report from the Online Trust Alliance (OTA) says that 100 percent of them are available through good practice, at least on the consumer side.
Smart buildings are the... ahem…building blocks of Smart City infrastructure, but the market for implementation has been lagging. This is due to significant fragmentation of the solutions space and sluggardliness of facilities managers, mostly, according to a new report from ABI Research.

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Fog computing, a term originally introduced by Cisco, at first seemed like the exotic idea of a company that was in constant search of new product applications. But the term has become the basis for network solutions, including in IoT.
The Smart City is a hydra, really. A many-headed beast that once it gets rolling is nearly unstoppable. Unlike the hydra, however, I don't think any of us want it to stop. The trick is to get it going. In pursuit of that goal, Verizon has made some major inroads recently, including this recent acquisition.
In this episode of the IoT Time Podcast, recorded at CTIA, Ken Briodagh sits down with Sherri McDaniel, President, ATEK Access Technologies.
The new TomTom BRIDGE Connected is a rugged navigation device built for vehicle fleets that seamlessly connects business applications with TomTom maps, traffic, and navigation. It allows fleet drivers to directly connect with their customers, get updates as they happen and communicate with the home office easily, thanks to its built-in modem for wireless functionality.
Audi recently announced that it will release their first vehicles equipped with the ability to receive information from traffic lights.
Power is an issue for all IoT supplications, but it doesn't have to be with a huge thermonuclear generator just a few million miles away. I'm talking about the sun, of course. Getting energy from solar is ideal for IoT, since it's easy to store, never runs out and can be implanted for an ever-decreasing cost to OEMs.


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