Fog Computing : Pushing the Edge of Possibility
I was fascinated recently when I read about the detection of gravitational waves for the first time ever. “With this discovery”, the article states, “invisible
Internet of Things (IoT)
3 Techniques for Architecting the New Digital Frontier
Technologist and network architects alike are leading companies into a new digital frontier directed by technology-enabled platforms. These platforms are very powerful as they can enable a new ecosystem for...
Digital Manufacturing Drives Innovation at Daimler Trucks
For DTNA, success isn’t just about controlling costs. It’s about building an agile company that can deliver exactly what the market demands—today and tomorrow.
Cisco and Jasper – Accelerating Enterprise IoT Success Worldwide
Today, Cisco announced the close of our acquisition of Jasper, a leading IoT service platform provider that powers the IoT initiatives of more than 3,500 enterprises worldwide. With Jasper’s cloud-based platform, companies of all sizes – and in any
Denver In Running For $50 Million To Innovate City’s Transportation
Greetings from the Mile High City! When the Bronco’s won Super Bowl 50 last month, a million happy fans gathered downtown for a victory parade and rally in Civic Center Park. Transporting a million people around a city the size of Denver, in a matter
Getting Quality Control Right
True quality control is fixing problems before they become issues leading to a recall.
Cisco Partners with Parallel Wireless on Deploy-It-Yourself (DIY) Kit to Help Mission Critical Public Safety agencies to
Author: Dan O’Malley , Senior Product Manager, Cisco Internet of Things Group Intelligence relies on the ability to create connections – to connect the unconnected – and to deliver the right information to the right person, machine or device
Predicting the Next Wave of Industry Disruption
If you read the avalanche of marketing material from venture-funded loss-making startups in the cloud space you’d think that on-premise infrastructure will become akin to old typewriters lying around in store rooms and that IT departments will go the
Part 2: The Ski Centre Queues and the Service Provider Internet of Things Opportunity
Last week, in Part 1, I blogged about the bizarre