When it comes to cloud SLAs, the devil is in the details. It’s vital to know what metrics to track and to assess what monetary impact these metrics have on your bottom line. In the wake of the attack on the U.S. Capitol, Amazon Web Services stopped hosting Parler, the right-wing microbl

Computing architectures need to mix and match data, workloads, and their environments along the center-to-edge spectrum. The edge has become indistinguishable from the center – it’s all a converged computing environment. Now, it’s a matter of deciding how to allocate workloads ap

The 5G-enabled factory will have the capacity to maintain connections for far more sensors than either wired or previous wireless facilities. As 5G moves into the world, network operators and manufacturers alike say it’s only a matter of time before it reaches its potential. Manufacture

RTInsights editors Joe McKendrick, Jim Connolly, Lisa Damast, and Sal Salamone discuss continuous intelligence (CI). What is it? Why is it getting so much attention now? In this RTInsights Real-Time Talk podcast, RTInsights editors Joe McKendrick, Jim Connolly, Lisa Damast, and Sal Salamone d

The research into data-driven gardening expertly demonstrated that you don’t have to be a data scientist to engage with data in a meaningful way. Data has the potential to solve some of our most challenging problems – food security, poverty, disaster prevention, and with a recent citizen scie

As manufacturers adjust to the need for real-time insight and rapid innovation, low code offers the needed compromise between fast development and security. The use of low code methodologies enables rapid application development. Many tedious tasks are eliminated, letting professional program

The new machine learning model could reduce the time to treatment by quickly identifying which patients are most likely to respond to ICB instead of the current trial and error method. Researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology are turning to machine learning to better predict whether

IoT-as-a-Service allows companies to quickly leverage the full power of connected devices, incorporate new technology, and speed the time to value. IoT-as-a-Service may be one of the most interesting trends for 2021, and for good reason. The Internet of Things enables a vast network of seemi

The most significant implication of using mobile edge computing seems to be a continued focus on efficient data processing and gaining timely insights. Mobile edge computing (MEC) combines compute, connectivity, and low latency communications making it an attractive technology for many deman

A survey of AIOps implementers shows broad success even in the early stages of the concept’s evolution. For several years, AIOps was a “future thing” for many IT organizations, a concept to think about and maybe test for almost anyone smaller than the Googles and Facebooks o

The autonomous farm is more reality than fiction and has evolved and accelerated significant advances in technology. In 1962 Dutch grower Cornelis Sieling invented the first autonomous tractor – the Agri-bot.  The Agri-bot was a crude yet effective invention that enabled the plowin

Moving to an edge architecture requires managing costs, orchestration, and security challenges. By now, you’ve likely heard about edge computing — meaning the deployment of data or applications at the network “edge,” close to end-users — and the benefits it offe

5G networks deliver the versatility and flexibility to support millions of IoT devices and sensors in a way that 4G or LTE couldn’t. While there have been countless advances in technology in recent decades that have paved the way to the next intelligent industrial revolution, 5G network

The pandemic has made it clear that companies cannot navigate through disruption and uncertainty alone. Multiparty systems are needed. The digital age has evolved the way business is conducted. Data analytics, the cloud, and mobility allow companies to share insights and services in ways that

The shift to working from home has raised new worries for IT security pros, but observability might be part of the solution. For 15 months, enterprise IT security professionals have worried about the pandemic-fueled shift to work from home (WFH). The worries go on as employees and employers d

Continuous intelligence holds promise in use cases in varied industry sectors and horizontally across the departments of many enterprises. Much of the attention paid to continuous intelligence (CI) today focuses on IT operations and security alerts and fixes. Yet, CI also holds promise for us

IoT-as-a-Service may help fend off cyberattacks by ensuring security is up to date and offering managed security services for manufacturers who need it. Thanks to a growing number of cyberattacks in previously unscathed industries, manufacturers are focusing more on cybersecurity than ever.

As things return to normal, IoT strategies could give physical stores a boost, allowing retailers to enhance the experience for their customers. Retail bet big on the internet of things. A past survey from PWC showed that more retail companies initiated IoT adoption than other industries, and

Low code development lets organizations invent entirely new automated processes and combine software elements that were not used together in efforts before. The term automation gets thrown around a lot these days, touted as a key enabler to success. What is often not mentioned is that industr

IoT and sensor data that is made available remotely via wireless connectivity can be analyzed to look for trends and enable proactive maintenance. As we emerge from the pandemic, companies are realizing many of the lessons learned should become standard operating procedures going forward. Now