5 key industries in need of IoT security
The growth of IoT has spurred a rush to deploy billions of devices worldwide. Companies across key industries have amassed vast fleets of connected devices, creating gaps in security. Today, IoT security is overlooked in many areas. For example, a sizable percentage of devices share the userID and password of “admin/admin” because their default settings are never changed.
A look at the top 5 IoT device types
You can find IoT products in the home, factories, vehicles and hospitals. Familiarize yourself with specific devices for each of these sectors and their pros and cons.
IoT devices can include smartphones and smartwatches, but the term usually refers to technology such as smart home devices and industrial sensors. IoT devices constantly communicate with other devices. An IoT sensor, for example, does not just collect data; it autonomously and wirelessly reports gathered data back to an IoT gateway.
The Best All-In-One Printers To Scan, Copy And Print Everything You Need
As their name suggests, an all-in-one printer (also known as multifunction or AIO) is designed to print, photocopy, scan and potentially serve as a fax machine, while taking up far less space than using three or four separate pieces of equipment. These have become the some of the best printers to buy due to their affordability, size and convenience.
3 ways IoT developers can tackle a changing design landscape
Supply chain interruptions, chip shortages and new networking protocols make IoT product design an ever-evolving process. Here’s how developers can address these challenges.
IoT developers face a complicated device landscape. Supply chain delays continue to affect development and are bringing about lasting consequences. The majority of manufacturers report semiconductor delays limit their ability to deliver new products, and nearly one-third of those report the delays are seven months or more.
How the Internet of Things (IoT) Can Help Your Ecommerce Business
The lives of customers are constantly evolving as the Internet of Things (IoT) gadgets become more commonplace. Similarly, as the number of people using the internet and IoT grows, so does eCommerce, which is projected to be the future of retail, since the majority of the growth occurs online.
The Four Ds: The Future of Business IoT
The future is 4D. Nope, we’re not talking about Einsteinian physics or tesseracts, those theoretical four-dimensional objects that rotate, mind-bending, along two planes at once. These Four Ds are imminently practical, and they’re already shaping the information infrastructure around which we build our businesses and reshaping the future of business IoT.
IoT comes of age
In this episode of The McKinsey Podcast, McKinsey partners Michael Chui and Mark Collins share their thoughts with Roberta Fusaro on the findings of McKinsey’s latest Internet of Things report, including how to successfully integrate IoT, the situations in which the most value is being created, and what companies continue to get wrong.
After, it’s expected a piece of space debris hit the moon on March 4, 2022. Hear about the implications of all the other pieces of space junk in orbit from McKinsey associate partner Chris Daehnick and podcast managing producer Laurel Moglen. The following transcript has been edited for clarity.
5 Examples of Successful Implementation of IoT in Healthcare
Adopting any new technology in the healthcare world is often a slow process. The reason – strict governance around data protection, compliance, and the long-drawn processes around testing new healthcare options. This is, of course, to ensure that there is no compromise to patient safety in any manner.
While IoT adoption was slow initially, today, the benefits far outweigh the concerns. Remote patient monitoring using IoT in healthcare and faster diagnosis due to real-time data capture through monitoring are critical factors enabling smart healthcare.
6 Astounding Benefits of having IoT (Internet of Things)
IoT can give you the capacity to gather information from the organization and utilize progressed investigation to uncover business bits of knowledge and open doors, and diminish functional expense. For instance: Select a testing of information about your top clients and the key cycles that help those clients.
Antitrust: Commission publishes final report on consumer Internet of Things sector inquiry
The European Commission has published today the findings of its competition sector inquiry into the consumer Internet of Things (IoT). The final report and its accompanying staff working document identify potential competition concerns in the rapidly growing markets for IoT related products and services in the European Union.
16 Effective Steps For Securing Corporate And Personal IoT Networks And Platforms
The Internet of Things can open up significant time savings and convenience for both businesses and consumers through connectivity and data exchange. Still, with enhanced sharing comes increased risk. As more IoT devices become standard in organizations and homes, more doors open for malicious actors to compromise systems and steal valuable data.
Integrating Nanotechnology into the Internet of Things
The internet of things (IoT) paradigm has long been considered a key incentive to the Fourth Industrial Revolution with the potential to transform the way we live our lives. Yet its impact promises to be enhanced further through the integration of nanotechnology.
The 5 Biggest Internet Of Things (IoT) Trends In 2022
IoT is a trend that is driving the ongoing digitization and datafication of society in many new and amazing ways. Self-driving cars, autonomous manufacturing robots, and remote medical devices that let doctors diagnose patients and even carry out surgery are all possible due to these networks of connected things.
Here’s what we can expect to see in the IoT industry in 2022
In 2022, bandwidth explosion enabled by 5G will provide the foundation and rails for a new group of devices to hop on the IoT bandwagon. The Internet of Things (IoT) industry is now valued at more than $300 billion, and it is likely to continue growing for years to come.
5G rollouts offer ‘internet of things’ a more sophisticated outlook
The “internet of things” (IoT) is often used as a catch-all phrase to describe the disparate items that use sensors to gather data — from driverless cars, to “smart cows”, to connected refrigerators, to robotic factories.