SIM cards, those little pieces of plastic that live in almost all of our mobile phones, have existed since the birth of the consumer mobile market and play a critical role in identifying users. For the Internet of Things (IoT) however, basic SIM cards are holding back advances in technology. In fact

In recent years, retailers have had to adjust to rapidly changing conditions. With the maturation of online shopping habits, the high street has been forced to revise its approach to customer experience. Although only in the early stages, brick and mortar stores had begun to rediscover their purpose

Remember Samuel Jackson in ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’, controlling his car just by talking? Imagine how exciting it would be to do the same with your own car; no hand-eye-leg coordination, just simple verbal instructions! Although that’s something a long way away, the first step towards

It’s your first visit to a city and you have no one to guide you, imagine the tragedies that might befall: the hotel you check-in has worst facilities, you don’t have enough information to go around the city. In short, your whole trip gets ruined and the reason being lack of real-time information.

IOT is no more a buzz word, it is rather a gigantic wave of disruption bringing in improvement in almost all sectors of the economy. All industries are now welcoming the IOT revolution, leading to increased efficiency & effectiveness.These stats signify how it is being anchored in Industries.

A car company recently came up with an advertisement where you can see people sync their mobiles to car and instruct it verbally to play songs, show maps, etc. Last year Google unveiled its driverless car. All these advancements are the giant steps into the future of automobile industry; connected

From childhood we have come across cartoons and shows that depict a future that is quite tech savvy and machine dependent. Most of us might have given some incredulous looks, brushed it off and taken it on a stride — after all, they were fictitious. But how fictitious would one consider the

The Internet of Things (IoT) is not a buzzword anymore. It is gaining significant traction and is all set to become the dominant technology in the enterprise space. According to a report by BI Intelligence, it is estimated that by 2019, IoT will be double the size of the smartphone, PC, tablet, con

Internet of Things is changing the face of healthcare by completely redefining the way people, devices and apps connect and interact with each other in the ecosystem. From personal fitness and wellness sensors, implantable devices to surgical robots – IoT is bringing in new tools and efficie

As per a Forrester survey: 97% healthcare organizations participating in a Forrester survey agree that the IoT will be the most strategic technological initiative their organization will undertake this decade. 90% of healthcare IT departments are prepared to make the necessary changes to implement

Technology has transformed retail business. Starting with web, mobile websites and now shopping apps- retail industry today has a completely different look. The adoption of mobile apps in retail has not only brought convenience, speed and cost-effectiveness to customers but has also given critical

As per a survey by Zebra, as high as 96% of retailers are ready to make changes required to implement Internet of Things in their stores. Over 65% percent of respondents already have implemented IoT solutions and another 26% are planning to deploy it in the next 12 months. So what’s leading

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a way where billions of devices are connected to communicate, share information, anticipate needs, solve problems and improve efficiency. As per Gartner forecast, there will be 25 billion IoT devices in operation by 2020. IoT has changed the way banking services we

The concept of the IoT was drafted in the 1980s in a Coke machine at Carnegie Mellon University. That’s right, it was the first Internet-connected machine to check its inventory and if the drinks were cold. As the technologies evolved we saw rapid discoveries in the innovations and Internet of Thi

Every industry has absorbed data in real-time, customized it and are in the modern digital landscape. This change necessitates retail industries to join the race to optimize services of business processes and their customer expectations. Digitization has given power to consumers and today they ar

Our digital world is connected with internet and it has changed the way we live and work. As the technology of Internet of Things (IoT) progressed, it has made the devices smarter and changed the way consumers interact with the products or service providers. We are experiencing prime digital enga

Big data helps an enterprise to understand their customers. It steers a service provider to utilize the data in more innovative and stable way when designing a product for a potential customer. As the world becomes more digital, enterprises have enormous data to deal with. Big data pulls out all t

IoT’s promptly advancing technologies have steered in innovative disruptions at a high-speed. It has become the game changer of the digital world by moving trials to full deployments. Industries such as retail, healthcare, finance, manufacturing, or services saw the most impact while taking the a

Internet of Things is a computing concept that has already transfigured the use of technologies. Connected devices are going mainstream, IoT has made it easier to set up a smart home, wearables, automobiles, machinery and several other devices which can be remotely controlled through smartphones.

For new players entering the IoT space, the stakes are rather high. For one, the time required to develop is longer for hardware than for software, which makes it difficult to pivot if the product-market fit is not achieved initially. Moreover, the success rate in the consumer IoT space, in partic