Fog computing extends the concept of cloud computing to the network edge, making it ideal for internet of things (IoT) and other applications that require real-time interactions. Published on NetworkWorld By Brandon Butler Jan 17, 2018 Fog computing is the concept of a network fabric that stretches from the outer edges of where data is created […]
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The top 5 user requirements of IoT edge platforms
Based on actual users’ experience with IoT platforms, here are the leading features and functionalities potential users should be looking for. Article published on NetworkWorld by Steven Hilton, Contributor, Jan 16, 2018 As an IoT platform and middleware analyst, I am asked constantly about the benefits of IoT platforms and “what makes a great IoT […]
IoT security needs a white knight
It may be time for the U.S. government to step in to coordinate security standards across all the players that participate in creating the internet of things, Frost & Sullivan says Article published on NetworkWorld by Jon Gold, Senior Writer, Jan 15, 2018 Thanks to the Mirai botnet attacks, few people in the world of […]
Basic Rules for Securing IoT Stuff
Article written by Brian Krebs, published on KrebsOnSecurity the 18th Jan. 2018 Most readers here have likely heard or read various prognostications about the impending doom from the proliferation of poorly-secured “Internet of Things” or IoT devices. Loosely defined as any gadget or gizmo that connects to the Internet but which most consumers probably wouldn’t begin […]
6 things that prevent Blockchain from ruling the world
By Jonas DeMuro – 18th Jan. 2018 – World of tech The blockchain is the technology behind Bitcoin (and other cryptocurrencies) which is currently dominating the headlines, due to its meteoric rise over the past month, and the equally massive plunge it has taken this week. Bitcoin is nothing but volatile. Blockchain tech, on […]
Self-assessment time machine of CLM
A small exercise All important things evolve. Contract Lifecycle Management should be no exception. Nonetheless it happens to be one of the most undervalued matters by management in companies of all sizes. If the question is: “do you realize that contracts are actually the backbone of your business?” we imagine that your answer is -“yes, […]
Codes & Contracts: from cuneiform to XML
The cuneiform alphabet is 5000 years old and was adopted by the Akkadians, Babylonians, Sumerians and Assyrians to write their own languages in Mesopotamia for about 3000 years. In the next five centuries we’ll share with the Mesopotamian Civilizations the longevity of adoption of an alphabet, Cuneiform for the former and the Phoenician-Greek-Latin alphabet for […]
Paper still wins
The reason why I’ll never change my Samsung Note smartphone for any other device is it’s on-device hand writing capabilities: I take notes anywhere by hand in a fast organized and natural way; my notes, my way, into “digital paper”. Yet I don’t consider myself a benchmark since I’m kind of a “geek” and gadget-loving […]