IoT
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31 Aug
Can software save telcos from the dumb pipe quandary in the Internet of Things?
The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to change the way we interact with our homes, devices, cars, buildings, and even cities.
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19 Jul
Internet of Things wars: Did T-Mobile just bet on the wrong horse?
Network operators have two new weapons in the battle to own the Internet of Things (IoT) — Narrowband IoT and LTE-M — and picking the eventual winner could give operators an early lead over their competitors.
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12 Jul
Israel has found a new market to boost telecom revenue growth
The Internet of Things (IoT) is one part of the Israeli telecom market that’s making particularly strong progress.
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10 Jul
Why is IoT analysis relying on centralised reporting when there are better alternatives?
When it comes to enterprise software, operational efficiency trumps bells and whistles every time.
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6 Jul
It’s not (only) about the bike: how IoT, analytics and wireless tech could ruin the Tour de France
The Tour de France is billed as the world’s biggest annual sporting event.
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27 Jun
Desperate retailers are on a tech shopping spree
Retailers are throwing more cash at all sorts of IT in the wake of pressure mounting on several fronts.
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27 Jun
Five ways the Internet of Things could get me to an improved Glastonbury
Michael Eavis, congratulations on another storming Glastonbury!
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27 Jun
Happy 50th birthday to the ATM – here are the ways it will change in the future
The humble ATM, or cash point, is celebrating its 50th birthday today.
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20 Jun
Goodbye Withings: Nokia launches new digital health devices as part of acquisition
At last year’s Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona, Nokia announced that it was acquiring the wearable brand Withings for $191m in order to accelerate its entry into the digital health market.
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8 Jun
IoT: companies are focusing less on real-time communications – and that’s a good thing
How often do companies communicate with their Internet of Things (IoT) devices?
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7 Jun
IoT: security still tops enterprise deployment challenges but that could be changing
If you ask enterprises, security remains the top IoT deployment challenge.
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5 Jun
Breweries have embraced new technology and it has worked wonders for them
Beer brewing predates the production of cannabis, distilled spirits, and wine but while other industries from antiquity have been resistant to change, brewing has been quick to embrace new technologies.
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2 Jun
National network means Britain is open for IoT business
The UK market for Internet of Things (IoT) technology and services is currently under served because of a lack of nationwide networks dedicated to IoT.
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2 Jun
IoT remains a work in progress as one-third of projects fail
One-third of Internet of Things (IoT) projects fail, and those firms that give up do so mainly for cost reasons.
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8 May
The detail devils of the Internet of Things: a lesson from John Deere
As software takes over the Internet of Things (IoT), users can no longer blithely sign unchecked licence agreements, unless they want to hand the keys to their kingdoms to third parties.
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2 May
The Internet of Things is going to boost efficiency in supply chains. Here’s how
Supply chains are increasingly complex, making connecting people, processes, and data more challenging for retailers.
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31 Mar
Microsoft is opening a new European IoT lab in Munich
Munich, Germany is Europe’s new Internet of Things (IoT) hub as Microsoft becomes the latest company to open a new lab in the city.
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27 Mar
US farmers are paying Ukrainian hackers to access their tractors
If you thought that buying a tractor meant you had the right to drive, fix and repair as you saw fit, you would be wrong, if that tractor was made by John Deere.
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22 Feb
A new global Internet of Things network is taking on mobile carriers
Satellite company Inmarsat claims to have a global Internet of Things (IoT) network that could be a threat to traditional mobile carriers.
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20 Feb
Network bottlenecks are slowing down retailers’ digital efforts
Retailers are keen to bring all sorts of interactive gadgets that rely on internet connections to their stores.