Innovaccer, Inc., a leading healthcare technology company, today announced the availability of its COVID-19 Management System based on Azure. Customers find the solution in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, an online store providing applications and services for use on Azure.
IoT-enabler Telit announced that several of the manufacturers module families have been certified by Microsoft as part of its Azure Certified for IoT device catalog.
One of the biggest hurdles for IoT-customers is securing their remote devices – both for new digitization initiatives as well as for legacy Operational Technology and industrial control system environments.
Facial recognition technology has improved substantially in recent years, but now the manufacturers of such systems, including giant tech companies, are facing pushback by consumers and even their own employees.
New Jersey-based pharma software company P360 has announced the availability of it’s “Swittons” in Microsoft Azure Marketplace. The product is a small desktop solution based on Microsoft Azure that facilitates immediate communication between Pharma and Prescribers based on 4 programmable buttons that match frequent Prescriber needs. Swittons are similar to Amazon’s Dash buttons, but made for healthcare providers instead of consumers.
RealWear has announced a series of hardhat headsets with Microsoft Teams functionality that allow industrial workers to use both hands for complex work procedures while remotely collaborating with subject matter experts from around the world.
hales and the Australian telecommunications company Telstra are cooperating with Microsoft and Arduino to develop scalable security for connected IoT devices.
Microsoft is the latest big company to announce the cancellation of a major event due to the outbreak of COVID-19, a new coronavirus that originated in China.
Firedome announced an integration with Azure Security Center for IoT to combine Azure’s threat monitoring and recommendation service with Firedome’s real-time protection and response capabilities.
Ericsson and Microsoft are planning to bring their connected cars expertise together. Ericsson has decided to build its Connected Vehicle Cloud on top of the Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform running on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform.
Currently, many IoT-devices have poor cyber security settings. The Australian government notices, that this will leave Australians vulnerable to cyber risks. Now the Australian Government released a paper with the title „Voluntary Code of Practice: Securing the Internet of Things for Consumers“.
China Telecom Global (CTG), provider of integrated telecommunications services and 1NCE, an international Tier-1 IoT network carrier, announced the commercial launch of a NB-IoT roaming product for China.
Software and services platform provider Senet, Inc., announced a partnership with Frost Control Systems, a U.S. based manufacturer and service provider of non-invasive, non-contact, Road Weather Information Systems (RWIS).
ORBI is using the Telit FN980 5G data card series to build the world’s first football helmet with built-in 360° cameras that allow fans to experience the game from the player’s perspective.
UK based Mobile Virtual Network Operator, eSIM.net Group Ltd, has launched its flagship Pay As You Go eSIM solution with 5G service in nine countries around the world, with more being added every month. The 5G service connects users to the newly deployed 5G networks while continuing to offer cost-effective eSIM services across the 4G and 3G networks.
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