IoT Security – Game of Trust
· Cybersecurity

IoT Security – Game of Trust

When it comes to prominent technologies that are certain to rule the world and our everyday lives in the future, IoT is one of those that have a profound impact. We use this technology daily, and there are now more connected devices than there are people in the world. However, there’s more to IoT than smart home […]

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Augmented reality, IoT will transform manufacturing processes
· Augmented Reality

Augmented reality, IoT will transform manufacturing processes

Manufacturers are busy either exploring or deploying AR, IoT sensors, and other smart engineering technologies to gain a competitive advantage. Rapid prototyping, married with augmented reality technologies, is starting to help manufacturing companies significantly reduce the time it takes to bring their products to market. According to Alfred Pargfrieder, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise smart engineering consultant, […]

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What Enterprises are Looking for in IoT
· Connected Industry

What Enterprises are Looking for in IoT

The Internet of Things has been the next big thing for a while now.  There is some debate over which sector has seen the biggest change – home, government or enterprise.  I believe all signs point to the enterprise, specifically industrial customers, given the ability for IoT to solve business-related problems, improve performance and efficiency, […]

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A Look at Germany’s AI Strategy
· Artificial Intelligence

A Look at Germany’s AI Strategy

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is nothing new. The field of AI research was founded in 1956. To date, this field has been always covered with huge expectations. Phases of hypes alternated with AI winters. Surely, we are in such a hype phase, but Google CEO Sundar Pichai is also right, when he says AI is bigger […]

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Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Technology Design Issues and Implementation Vulnerabilities
· Cybersecurity

Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Technology Design Issues and Implementation Vulnerabilities

In our latest research paper, titled “The Fragility of Industrial IoT’s Data Backbone: Security and Privacy Issues in MQTT and CoAP Protocols” and written with Rainer Vosseler and Davide Quarta, we discussed how MQTT and CoAP are affected by design issues and implementation vulnerabilities that can allow attackers to subvert devices enabled by these two […]

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Michael Murray, SVP & GM Cyber Physical Systems
· Our Contributors

Michael Murray, SVP & GM Cyber Physical Systems

Michael leads the Cyber Physical Systems team and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) ecosystem business at BlackRidge Technology. Prior to joining BlackRidge, Michael held several senior leadership roles at Analog Devices and most recently, TDK developing sensors, software and machine learning system solutions. Michael has a successful pedigree in leading […]

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Getting ready for implementing an Industrial IoT project for a customer
· Connected Industry

Getting ready for implementing an Industrial IoT project for a customer

Industrial IoT projects can cost millions to buy or develop and still not improve business outcomes. How does this happen to even experienced industrial manufacturers? The details vary. Yet the root causes are the same. A post-mortem of each IoT failure inevitably reveals a common set of fatal flaws. That’s good news. It’s not that […]

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IoT project planning: 4 challenges you may meet
· Connected Industry

IoT project planning: 4 challenges you may meet

IoT can help companies transform their businesses and leapfrog the competition, but the risk of failure is real. Managers should be prepared for technical and management challenges. Companies continue to have questions about the IoT and where they should focus their efforts. Leaders know that by connecting what has up until now been unconnected, they […]

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Towards a Community Token Economy for manufacturing
· Connected Industry

Towards a Community Token Economy for manufacturing

The problems described above are tackled by companies from various industries, from 3D printing to electronics, but also from various angles in their attempt to improve various portions of the value chain. However, this siloed innovation approach leads to duplication of work where there is a very scarce talent pool for the community to draw […]

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Dottie Shaw, Architect at Microsoft
· Our Contributors

Dottie Shaw, Architect at Microsoft

Dottie Shaw has a passion for making technology work for our customers. Dottie helps customers design and build applications for the Cloud and Edge in manufacturing and early adoption programs at Microsoft. Working with customers enables our teams to gain insights from customers to help shape our products, technologies, and how we deliver solutions. 15+ years […]

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The Intelligent Edge: What it is, what it’s not, and why it’s useful
· Connected Industry

The Intelligent Edge: What it is, what it’s not, and why it’s useful

Organizations are using edge computing to create smarter buildings, cities, work spaces, retail experiences, factory floors, and more. Explore how the Intelligent Edge can yield deeper insights faster to transform your business. What is Intelligent Edge? The term “Intelligent Edge” is used in many ways, but perhaps the best way to think of it is […]

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