Phil Ressler of Sixgill, LLC In today’s digital ecosystem, the proliferation of inexpensive sensors is generating an unprecedented volume of data. This influx is reshaping how organizations manage people, places, and assets, driving the next wave of IoT automation. While the promise of sensor‑powe

Greg Martin (left) of JaskCybersecurity faces a stark reality: the volume of daily threats far outpaces the number of qualified security analysts. This imbalance threatens to leave many organisations exposed.Machine Learning, a sub‑field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), offers a pragmatic solution.

Jason Walls of QA Cafe The promise of the Internet of Things has often lagged behind media hype. Security and privacy concerns, interoperability gaps, and unreliable network performance keep consumers wary. Consumers demand freedom from vendor lock‑in and expect a system that “just works” despite

MuleSoft founder Ross Mason opened the EMEA Summit in London’s ExCeL centre, welcoming 2,500 attendees for a deep dive into IoT’s future. Kevin Ashton, MIT’s executive director and the visionary who coined “Internet of Things,” took the stage to share his extensive research experience and practical

Mikael Schachne, VP of Mobility & IoT Business at BICS, highlights how the advent of eSIM technology is reshaping the telecom landscape. Apple’s September launch introduced dual‑virtual SIM support on the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR, enabling users to switch operators and plans instantly via downloada

While Sony is best known for its consumer electronics, the company’s IoT Business Group in Europe is reshaping logistics, transport security, and rail operations. At the recent IoT Solutions World Congress (IOTSWC18) in Barcelona, senior manager Lisa Lessing and business development manager Anders

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) empowers organizations to monitor and reduce maintenance costs by providing real‑time, actionable inspection data. The continuous data flow not only enhances worker safety but also guarantees data integrity across global operations. According to Bob Bova, Presid

Dr. Janos Veres, head of Parc’s Novel and Printed Electronics program, explains how printing can transform electronics manufacturing to meet the growing demands of the Internet of Things (IoT). Traditional “electronics‑in‑a‑box” solutions are ill‑suited for the diverse, custom devices required in

Digital transformation is reshaping manufacturing, and its momentum shows no sign of slowing. According to European Commission research, Industry 4.0 could lift production by 20% by 2020, partly thanks to a 50% reduction in downtime. Here, Darren Duke, a business analyst at foam‑product manufacture

Security never seems to get any easier, does it? Ransomware, say the experts, shows no signs of diminishing as a threat to consumers and enterprises. So if they can’t nullify the threat, how can enterprises and consumers reduce their vulnerability? Security specialists advise Jeremy Cowan on the nex

Public key infrastructure (PKI) is often described in technical jargon, but its impact on the Internet of Things (IoT) is profound. Recent research from the Ponemon Institute highlights how cloud applications and IoT are becoming the newest disruptors to future PKI planning, a trend that could leav

Businesses and governments alike recognize the transformative power of IoT. While federal agencies aim to build smart cities, enterprises focus on boosting efficiency and unlocking new revenue streams. According to a 2017 study by The Economist Intelligence Unit, 55% of senior business leaders ant

With its expansive scope and substantial length, this book tackles a single, vital question: how can we preserve humanity amid the rapid advance of disruptive technologies?Rather than dispensing grandiose predictions, the authors provide objective, data‑rich analysis. Their tone is neutral, avoiding

Upscaling a manufacturing facility doesn’t always demand a full equipment overhaul. Software—especially Internet of Things (IoT) solutions—plays a pivotal role. Martyn Williams, Managing Director of industrial‑software specialist Copa‑Data UK, explains how IoT can elevate production volumes while p

Companies are equipping their factories, campuses, and fleets with billions of sensors, creating a vast, interconnected ecosystem known as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). IBM Watson IoT helps turn that data into actionable insight. According to the 2017 IBM Institute of Business Value (IB

Blake Kozak of IHS MarkitAmazon’s recent announcement of Alexa Guard redefines the role of Echo devices, turning them into versatile security sensors via its newly introduced “guard mode.”When activated, an Echo will immediately notify the owner’s mobile phone and upload an audio recording if it det

The Internet of Things (IoT) is expanding at an unprecedented rate, bringing an ever‑increasing number of connected appliances into our homes and workplaces.Thanks to widespread Wi‑Fi connectivity, traditional white goods are rapidly transforming into ‘smart’ devices. With IoT, you can order pizza,

Catherine Hammond presents Analysys Mason’s latest research to analysts and media at #NetEvents18. “Telcos can engage enterprise customers on applications and security,” one vendor suggested. “I could become a Princess,” a sceptical analyst quipped. With core connectivity revenues declining, operat

At the recent NetEvents18 conference in Albufeira, Portugal, Scott Raynovich of Futuriom unveiled research that points to a paradigm shift in how enterprises secure and manage cloud‑based applications. His findings suggest that traditional Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are increasingly inadequate

IR Sensor 2.0 is thinner, more flexible, and significantly cheaper to produce than earlier models, unlocking broader IoT applications. The rapid evolution of IoT and connected services is astonishing. Just a decade or so ago, few could have imagined the pervasive connectivity that now spans consume