This is could be a huge issue for imaging dealers. Recent projections from Juniper Research put the number of IoT connections at 83 billion by 2024. It’s an eye-watering figure, and although similar predictions from other analysts are often a little more conservative, … Continue reading →
Similar to HIPAA, NIST compliance for IoT device will be as much about how the device is used or interacted with as the device itself. More prevalent than ever before, Internet of Things (“IOT”) devices, a term that includes connected … Continue reading →
Hirsh Chitkara – Internet of things (IoT) providers have reported an uptick in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic, with new use cases arising in accordance with social distancing guidelines and shifts in healthcare operations. Here are a few examples of how IoT solutions … Continue reading →
By Ajay Rane – With so much on their plate, public safety officials need as much help as they can when it comes to providing services to citizens. Internet of Things (IoT) technologies can aid public officials by giving important … Continue reading →
BY LAURA DENARDIS – The app failure that led to a chaotic 2020 Iowa caucus was a reminder of how vulnerable the democratic process is to technological problems — even without any malicious outside intervention. Far more sophisticated foreign hacking continues to … Continue reading →
Urban populations are rising around the world, but cities are struggling to keep up. As the silent force that has revolutionized our world, technology is now being leveraged to manage rapid urbanization and to create smarter cities. Today’s infographic from Raconteur explores … Continue reading →
By Karl Bode – There’s really no escaping the internet of broken things. On any given day, Americans connect thousands of internet-enabled devices to the internet, despite repeated warnings from cybersecurity experts that such devices often lack even the most rudimentary privacy and … Continue reading →
By Andrew Meola – The Internet of Things (IoT) will fundamentally change all industries, from agriculture to transportation to healthcare. In the next few decades, nearly everything in our world will become connected. But with that increased connectivity comes several concerns. For example, the IoT … Continue reading →
How many engineers does it take to change a lightbulb? Depends on whether or not that lightbulb is connected to Wi-Fi. Lightbulbs, along with refrigerators, coffee makers, microwave ovens, baby monitors, security cameras, speakers, televisions, and thermostats have, in the … Continue reading →
By Patrick Nelson – Biologically created computing devices could one day be as commonplace as today’s microprocessors and microchips, some scientists believe. Consider DNA, the carrier of genetic information and the principal component of chromosomes; it’s showing promise as a data storage medium. A … Continue reading →