Why the IIoT was Inevitable - IOT Evolution

M2M DRONE FOG SMART & CONNECTED EVENTS MAGAZINE 11/18/2015

Featured Articles » Why the IIoT was Inevitable With ongoing advances in five areas - high-speed processors and DSPs, low-cost memory, broadband wireless connectivity, high-resolution sensors, and a rich set of standards - the number of monitored and managed points in any organization's process is exploding. » IoT Editor's Day Silicon Valley: Top Tips for Enterprise Connectivity The need for connectivity for achieving operational efficiencies is (hopefully) becoming a fait accompli in the industrial and corporate worlds. But how to get started? Sponsored by: SAP Adapt or Die in a Digital World Where the Consumer Is in Charge Gain insight on how to unleash the power of the Internet of Things with a comprehensive road map to defeating complexity and accelerating growth. » IoT Editor's Day Silicon Valley: KPMG Likes Connected Car Space, CRM, Education Tech Jules Walker has been tasked with helping KPMG identify the next Google or Facebook and bringing them in as a client. So Walker, director of the venture capital practice at global accounting firm KPMG, always has an eye out for the next big thing. » Cujo: Your Home's New Best Friend Against Hackers The Cujo device recently completed an Indiegogo round, pulling in over 760 percent of its original funding goal for a combined total of $234,592 in pledges, and it's still reportedly taking preorders. » Study Causes More Concern About Self-Driving Cars Self-driving vehicles may not be as safe after all, if a recent study is to be believed. According to researchers from the University of Michigan's Transportation Research Institute, self-driving vehicles are involved in accidents at a much higher rate than those driven by humans. » Multicopter Warehouse Joins Drone Zone 360 as a Diamond Sponsor Tier 1 distributor for Major UAS Manufacturers of Multicopters, Parts & Accessories to Join Florida Event » IBM, OpenPOWER Members Combine to Push Big Data Speeds A slate of new developments from the OpenPOWER Foundation-of which IBM is just one member among many-look to make this already powerful new system even better by speeding it up. » NSF Grant Funds Smart Home Privacy Project Smart meters, connected thermostats and intelligent appliances are making the Connected Home a reality, and that's great, but the unintended consequence is that huge amounts of private consumer data is suddenly vulnerable to any bad actor with a little knowhow and some interest. Experts and analysts are constantly warning everyone that our smart sensors and other Internet-connected devices can leak our sensitive private information. Also, we're doomed. Probably. Featured Channels » M2M Connectivity » IoT Connectivity Solutions Advertise With Us General advertising Info: Click here Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet website and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.     SHARE IOT EVOLUTION IoT Evolution Expo   Business Transformation Through the Internet of Things January 25-28, 2016 Ft Lauderdale, Florida   IoT Evolution Expo   IoT Evolution Developers Conference   Connected Transportation Conference   Connected Home and Building Conference   Fog Computing, Analytics & Data Conference   Battle of the Platforms   Drone Zone 360   Wearable Tech Expo

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