Daniel Elizalde is the Vice President, Head of IoT for North America, of Ericsson. He is a seasoned product leader with over 20 years of experience managing complex B2B technology products. He is passionate about CleanTech and about leveraging the Internet of Things to solve some of the world’s biggest problems such as climate change. He […]
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Based on customer requests we have implemented support for running Crosser Edge Streaming Analytics on Azure IoT Edge. Now you can innovate much faster and without the cost, risk and developer dependencies that come with writing code.Crosser Edge Streaming Analytics vs Azure IoT Edge solutionThe Crosser Edge Streaming Analytics solution allows non-software developers to implement […]
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Understanding how vulnerabilities are discovered and exploited in operational technology environments is essential for any organization running industrial control systems. Unlike IT vulnerabilities that affect data confidentiality, OT vulnerabilities can directly impact physical processes, equipment safety, and human lives. In this IIoT World analysis, we examine the anatomy of an ICS vulnerability, from initial discovery […]
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If you’ve worked in industry for any length of time, you’ve experienced wave after wave of digital technologies washing over the plant floor, from robots to tablets. The next decade will see a new technological wave breaking over the landscape, as artificial intelligence expands from a narrow set of tasks to far more sophisticated applications […]
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Andy Longworth works in the newly formed worldwide center of expertise for Artificial Intelligence, Data and New Technologies, for HPE Pointnext. Andy is working across a broad spectrum of activities from business development through to project delivery and productizing innovative solutions that can be re-used across different engagements. The focus of Andy’s work is the […]
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I remember vividly the feel of that little side-wheel spinning rapidly in response to my overly exercised thumb’s pressure. Scrolling frantically through the myriad of emails and messages on my BlackBerry 7100 was a daily ritual. Then my thumb found a new workout routine when the trackball replaced the thumb wheel with the introduction of […]
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Almost half of the manufacturers have fallen victim to cybercrime, according to the Cyber Security Manufacturing Report 2018, published by EEF. One of the biggest challenges for manufacturers is choosing from the range of products and services available to protect against these crimes. Here, I’ll explain three cybersecurity rules that manufacturers should abide by when […]
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IoT gateway software is the unsung hero of industrial IoT. Your IoT gateway bridges the worlds of OT and IT, where the physical becomes digital. Your industrial equipment speaks through varied industrial protocols, and your gateway software understands them all. First, it translates and cleans up incoming data, and adds critical context. Then it stores […]
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Blockchain technology attempts to address the problems described in the previous section through a common data architecture that allows non-trusting parties to share information in a more secure manner. Blockchains are designed to permanently record transactions, not only currency transactions but also data exchanges, in such a way that the record cannot be tampered with. […]
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The movement towards Industrie 4.0 leads to a higher software penetration on the shop floor. Companies must sit behind the steering wheel if they do not want to run into trouble. A suitable software architecture is the basis for a successful Industrie 4.0 journey.As shown in this article, manufacturers have to adapt to new requirements […]
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The economy has always had a pivotal role inside societies that have evolved over centuries. In recent decades, we witnessed several industrial revolutions that have shaped our civilization [1]. One of the best examples of the role played by manufacturing in our society is the introduction of the assembly line by Henry Ford in 1913. […]
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Hackers are having increasing success penetrating the operating technology and industrial control systems underpinning data centers, utilities, manufacturing plants. As organizations incorporate smart devices, connect to the Internet of Things, and utilize the cloud to optimize performance, new attack vectors – and cyber vulnerabilities – are created. Skilled cybercriminals only need to find a single […]
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