IOT

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and digital machines, objects, animals or people that are provided with unique identifiers (UIDs) and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Kroger, Microsoft Take On Amazon Go
Kroger, Microsoft Take On Amazon Go
January 07, 2019  |  Innovation

Kroger and Microsoft announced Monday (Jan. 7) that the two are partnering up to enable a connected store experience leveraging Microsoft’s Azure cloud and Kroger...

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The High-Value Opportunities On The Table In 2019
The High-Value Opportunities On The Table In 2019
December 28, 2018  |  Today In Data

While at times it can feel like it’s all be done before and that all that’s left now are iterations, as 2019 readies for takeoff...

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Can Facebook’s Portal Win Consumers’ Trust?
Can Facebook’s Portal Win Consumers’ Trust?
December 27, 2018  |  Intelligence of Things

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GE Spins Off Assets To Form New IoT Company
GE Spins Off Assets To Form New IoT Company
December 13, 2018  |  Internet of Things

General Electric will establish a new independent Internet of Things (IoT) company from the GE Digital business and several of its technologies, according to the...

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From Appliance Repair To DIY Commerce Platform
From Appliance Repair To DIY Commerce Platform
December 06, 2018  |  Retail

It was usually a weekend joy or an after-work nightmare for the person assigned the task: fixing the broken washing machine or refrigerator, figuring out...

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Today In Data: Keeping Current In An Always-Connected, On-Demand Ecosystem
Today In Data: Keeping Current In An Always-Connected, On-Demand Ecosystem
November 30, 2018  |  Today In Data

The world may not feel like a radically different place than it was at the turn of the last century – but in less than...

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