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IoT Increases Efficiency
There is no shortage of articles about problems with IoT, especially with consumer based IoT products. In fact, many of the ideas and sales are gimmicky with dubious value for me, but I know what some people get excited that … Continue reading
Securing the Things
I would venture to guess that a lot of the data that will be produced in the next few years will come from various “things” that are implemented by companies, users, and governments. We tend to refer to the Internet … Continue reading
IoT Pros and Cons
The Internet of Things is coming, or maybe it’s a wave that’s growing underneath us right now. It certainly hasn’t crested if that’s the case, and I expect that we’ll see more and more devices, sensors, and applications coming in … Continue reading
The Great and Powerful Internet of Things
Will we have the IoUT (Internet of Useful Things? As some have said, the IoS (Internet of Sh**e) is really what we have because of the poorly built, poorly secured hardware and software devices. It seems that almost every month … Continue reading