With data increasing and moving everywhere, security is now becoming more and more important.
IoT
It is almost certain that the rise of self-driving cars will usher in an era of carpooling for all, meaning that the immediate need for cars will decline and fewer people will need (or want) to own them.
In commercial buildings, IoT devices are often any device used to manage facilities or improve operational efficiency and productivity, including smart sensors, smart locks, smart thermostats, smart HVAC, smart lighting and smart security.
The latest addition to the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, the Connect Box offers a user-friendly way to monitor building performance with promising energy efficiency optimization of up to 30 percent, dramatically improving indoor air quality in small to medium-sized buildings such as schools, retail stores, apartments or small offices.
Choosing the right software platform can really maximize the ROI of your IoT project, and you can even choose a platform that uses your IoT data to trigger remedies and assignments for your operations team via an app.
If you are a senior who wants to live more independently and comfortably in your home, an IoT device may be the perfect tool to solve the problems of everyday life.
Since e-commerce operators have used big data to predict and recommend products, where can the Internet of Things play a role?
Devices offer significant benefits to businesses and consumers by collecting and processing large volumes of real-time data. However, this massive data collection and management also presents a unique set of challenges.
The urgent need for data for enterprises that are reshaping their platforms for the digital age has spurred a proliferation of IoT implementations across multiple industries, including industrial manufacturing, agriculture and retail.
Introducing edge computing only makes sense for organizations looking to build robust, scalable and secure IoT solutions.