Dashboard design is becoming a core component of many solutions, especially as businesses keep accumulating data which has the potential to improve operations and increase revenue. Although there’s a known need for dashboards that deliver important insights, there still seems to be a fundamental lack of understanding about why, what, and how data and insights should be recognized.
IoT can save the lives of newborn babies. That’s what two bright young engineers in Nevada set out to do with a little help from their friends at Avnet.
Thanks to IoT, managers have a tremendous opportunity to improve operations through productivity, quality, and flexibility. Making the most of them requires more effective connectivity and information flow between all the various data-generating and data-consuming devices, processes, systems, and people within the organization.
German Angst: Bernd Schöne in his column on cryptographic systems under attack.
Developments from the world of Internet of Things: Drones, health care and digital assistents are new IoT products in the real world.
The Industrial Internet of Things, or Industry 4.0, not only connects machines and computers but also vendors, suppliers, and customers. Transmission and exchange of confidential data requires secure links and virtual data spaces. The Industrial Data Space initiative aims at achieving just that.
German Angst: Bernd Schöne in his column on cryptographic systems under attack.
The building industry is older than the pyramids – and in many ways it has remained unchanged. However, after years of stagnating productivity and antiquated processes and procedures – it needs to gamble big on technology in general and IoT in particular.
The New IQ for Success in the Industrial Internet of Things ■ by Amit Gattani Industrial Quotient (IQ) is all about making intelligent choices for your industrial product design. Choices that not only help you meet functional product requirements, but also ensure long-term reliability and quality—across a wide range of […]
New IoT products from Avnet partners.
Vodafone Group just launched the first wearable products in its “V by Vodafone” Consumer IoT range: “V-SOS Band by Vodafone”, an emergency alert wrist band and the “V-Kids Watch by Vodafone” smartwatch.
Last Mile Delivery Challenge: Shoppers want their groceries to be available when and where they need them, at their own convenience. These expectations add new challenges in freshness, flexibility and accessibility.
Sanitary fittings manufacturer Oras Group from Finland is known as a category frontrunner towards digitalization of the bathroom experience.
Siemens and Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing arm of Alibaba Group, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to partner to foster the industrial Internet of Things in China.
Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, announced a new multi-national contract with the Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company (Coca-Cola HBC), one of the world’s largest bottlers for The Coca-Cola Company with operations in 28 countries in Europe, Russia & Nigeria serving approximately 595 million consumers.
