Arrow Electronics gives IoT a voice, connects devices to communications tools

Arrow Connect connects computing systems and communication systems to the Internet of Things.

IoT poised to impact quality, capabilities of healthcare

IoT poised to impact quality, capabilities of healthcare

Technologies such as wearables, video, drones and artificial intelligence have the potential to improve healthcare.

Today’s property rules don’t work in our IoT world

Today’s property rules don’t work in our IoT world

We used to own our things, but increasingly our things own us. The laws need to change to restore our traditional rights of property and ownership to the digital times.

IoT gives Microsoft opportunity for cloud leadership

IoT gives Microsoft opportunity for cloud leadership

Microsoft Azure offers an end-to-end portfolio for IoT, and its biggest opportunity is in enterprise IT.

Staples Easy Button gets IoT makeover

Staples Easy Button gets IoT makeover

Staples, with help from IBM's Watson and Vonage, moves the Easy Button from concept to reality by connecting its new model directly to its order-entry system.

How the hospitality industry will profit from the IoT

The hospitality industry is well positioned to benefit from the IoT. That’s because the IoT is poised to improve the customer experience while also reducing costs.

IoT in the office: Plantronics service blocks annoying noises

IoT in the office: Plantronics service blocks annoying noises

Plantronics introduces another type of IoT product, Habitat Soundscaping, adaptive software that attacks the noise in open offices.

3 ways to track people using location-based services

3 ways to track people using location-based services

More businesses are using location-based services via Wi-Fi, RFID and Bluetooth beacons to track and interact with customers.

AI heading back to the trough

The expectations over artificial intelligence (AI) are becoming too inflated. AI will indeed change everything, but not any time soon.

Cisco upgrades one IoT platform and announces another

Cisco now has two Internet of Things (IoT) platforms: Cisco Jasper, which is for cellular-connected devices, and now Cisco Kinetic for all kinds of connected things.

IoT devices or humans?

Disney has its MagicBands, and now Carnival Cruise Lines has its own IoT device. The Ocean Medallion wearable assists with check-in and creates personal experiences for guests.

Amazon transforms data into bricks

Amazon transforms data into bricks

Amazon is opening physical stores, but it is using data to change the game.

The future of IoT: Where it's heading, what to expect

The future of IoT: Where it's heading, what to expect

The Internet of Things (IoT) keeps changing, here are some thoughts on where it's heading and what to expect.

Adding an IoT dimension to the Tour de France

A look at the challenges that Dimension Data overcame to make the Tour de France an IoT showcase.

Smart buildings start with awareness

Smart buildings start with awareness

Smart, IoT-enabled buildings are coming. Until then, consider a dashboard solution such as Buddy Ohm, which helps building managers make better energy decisions.

MasterCard puts a finger on fraud

MasterCard introduces a new credit card that has a fingerprint sensor.

Cisco makes videoconference technology invisible

Cisco makes videoconference technology invisible

Cisco's new Spark Room Kit and Room Kit Plus have advanced technology intended to make videoconferences simple.

Can Amazon be stopped?

Can Amazon be stopped?

Amazon’s success in ecommerce could be repeating in enterprise communications.

6 reasons why Slack is the next Netscape

6 reasons why Slack is the next Netscape

Tech darlings come and go, and it won't be long until collaboration vendor Slack becomes a memory—like what happened to Netscape.

4 possible outcomes for Avaya

4 possible outcomes for Avaya

As Avaya continues its Chapter 11 process, Dave Michels speculates on four possible outcomes for the company.

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