Enterprise
Gartner: Blockchain is the perfect match for the IoT
Gartner believes that blockchain technology is the perfect match for the IoT and will help it to overcome some of...
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Verizon and SAP team up for ‘next-gen’ IoT analytics offering
Verizon and SAP have announced a partnership agreement to create enterprise solutions for organisations and developers to speed up their...
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Sprint updates Curiosity IoT platform with private solution and NB-IoT functionality
Sprint has announced two new updates to its Curiosity IoT platform at the recent Mobile World Congress Los Angeles event....
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From C-suite buy-in to project management: Why enterprise IoT is now set for a big step forward
It has long been known that, in spite of the promises of connected homes, the enterprise was where the Internet...
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Sudhir Pai, TCC: On the parallels between energy, space and medicine for digital transformation
The Internet of Things (IoT), as many in the industry say, is not a tool for business transformation on its...
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New trial for UK industrial IoT monitoring system FuseOhm is completed
Western Power Distribution (WPD) and 42 Technology have announced the completion of the first UK field trials for an industrial IoT...
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Australia releases a draft code of practice for IoT cybersecurity
The Australian government has drafted a code of practice in a bid to improve the IoT’s well-publicised lack of security....
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Sigfox makes four key IoT announcements during Connect 2019
Global IoT network operator Sigfox has made four major announcements during its annual Connect event. Ludovic Le Moan, CEO and...
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IOTech raises $7.5 million in series A funding led by Dell Technologies
IOTech Systems, a UK-based IoT edge platform company, has successfully raised $7.5 million (£5.8m) in its series A funding round....
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How big data and IoT initiatives render the ‘garbage in, garbage out’ theory invalid
Garbage in, garbage out: it’s one of the great truisms of technology. Sure, it’s been eclipsed by “software will eat...
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