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Red Hat, Eurotech Collaborate on IoT Integration
Vendors aren't letting the lack of a universal communication standard stop development of the Internet of Things (IoT). Instead, they are integrating as much as possible on their own — as evidenced by a new partnership between Raleigh, NC-based Red Hat and Italy's Eurotech.
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Connected Vehicles Can Protect Drivers, Brands
There are a lot of risks for companies that have to operate fleets as part of their operations — from insurance issues to potential damage to brand reputation. Fleet vehicles branded with a company’s logo are driving billboards.
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How to Put the IoT in the Hands of Your Customers
In Southeast Asia mobile technology adoption is very high. But that reality runs in stark contrast to the population's general adoption and comfort level of new technologies. That disconnect was a topic of conversation late last month at the Asia M2M IoT Business Platform 2015 in Bangkok, where I participated
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The Future of Smart Cities Depends on Who You Ask
Gartner and IBM are at odds over a potential collision between the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart cities. Gartner researchers think a large number of IoT related devices will be tied into smart cities by the end of this year.
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Can the Internet of Things Help You Connect to Higher Profits?
Businesses that embrace the Internet of Things (IoT) will be up to 10 percent more profitable by 2025, according to a new study from Verizon (registration required). Before you rush to make new connections, consider the obvious. Verizon has a vested interest in promoting the IoT.
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Davra Does Internet of Things Data in the Cloud
Startup Davra Networks has launched a cloud services platform to help networking equipment resellers make sense of all of the data potentially streaming from the Internet of Things (IoT).
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China Leads the World on the Internet of Things
While US and European machine-to-machine (M2M) technology developers are still banging their collective heads on the wall trying to work out what the Internet of Things (IoT) will be like, who will be developing it and where it will emerge, China is busy forging ahead.
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2 Cities in US, France Join IBM Smarter Cities Initiative
Two more cities are capitalizing on advanced analytics and big data technology to manage their transportation, water and emergency services. IBM announced today that Minneapolis, Minn. and Montpellier, France have both signed up for its Smarter Cities program.
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Gartner's 10 Technologies That Make Government Smarter
You may think it's an oxymoron, but Gartner says it is possible to have a smart government. The temptation to be facetious is pretty strong here, but after initial skepticism, we found that what Gartner was talking about is 10 different technologies that can make government more efficient. Smart
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Wearable Tech? Yep, It's the New Black
Forget Paris. Thanks to wearable tech, trendy accessories are likely to come from Silicon Valley these days. Ok ... Slight exaggeration. But no one can argue that wearable tech is hot. Products like the Jawbone UP and the Fitbit Force are two of the more popular connected devices you can
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IBM, AT&T Extend Partnerships For Enterprise, IoT Security [Infographic]
In the wake of last week’s announcement that IBM and AT&T are getting together to support the development of the Internet of Things (IoT), many have expressed concerns about IoT and security.
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Will Alliance with AT&T Bring IBM Closer to the Internet of Things?
The $19 trillion Internet of Things (IoT) may be closer than you think. Two of the world's biggest companies -- IBM and AT&T -- just entered into a global alliance to develop solutions to support the IoT. According to a joint statement from the two US giants, the companies are
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Shifting the Internet of Things into Overdrive
I'm still not fully seeing why my Internet aware toaster will make my life better when it communicates with my Internet aware margarita maker. What I do see, however, is an open road to a world of self-driving Internet aware cars. I can't wait until mobile becomes motile.
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Internet of Things Name: Stupid or Brilliant?
What’s in a name? Not much — if you’re referring to the Internet of Things, said Benny Placido, business development director for Edinburgh, Scotland-based Bluemungus , an app and Web developer. “I’ve been around the industry a long time, and these phrases become meaningless after a while,” Placido said.
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