Data & Analytics

Interested in becoming a LEED certified building for better performance and environmental benefits? You can use IoT to help you reach your goals.

As technology continues to advance, it's important for individuals and organizations to utilize IoT devices to increase productivity and profitability. Here are 5 IoT trends you can expect to see in 2020.

Farmers can utilize the power of real-time soil condition data to improve crop conditions, to reduce costs, and to create more efficient farming solutions.

Many governing bodies within cities are effectively implementing smart tech. Smart city solutions help to improve our human environment needs, making life more comfortable for all.

Enterprise IoT projects are engineering-heavy and knowing the types of skills needed beforehand makes you more likely to succeed with your project. This article discusses the IoT developer skills needed.

Among the groundbreaking technological breakthroughs of the last decade or so, none has reached the level of impact which AI & IIoT combinedly exerted on our industrial sector.

With brick-and-mortar retail struggling to compete against online giants, a unique and seamless experience could be key to bringing back customers. In the article, Thomas Hohenacker, CEO & president of Cleverciti proposes that smart parking can not only provide seamless parking, but also data that can improve business KPIs, improve the customer experience and reduce emissions, all from the use of IoT technology.

The world is changing faster than imagined, and AI is getting smarter with every passing day. Autonomous cars have been recently hitting the headlines and dominating tech-talks.

With a predicted 20 billion connected devices by expected to be in use by 2020, businesses need to understand how to extract value from data coming in from IoT devices. This article breaks down the different data sources from IoT as well as their impact on storage and how automation can help organizations gain more value from their IoT data.

Mo Connections, Mo Vulnerabilities. The more connected IoT devices a smart city employs, the greater the risk to individual privacy. This blog explores one example of a company working on smart city technology and the security challenges it exemplifies - Sidewalk Labs, owned by Google’s parent company, Alphabet Inc. and one of the leading organizations in the field.