IoT
EverComm out to help manufacturers save energy
Singapore-based startup EverComm wants to help the semiconductor industry locate and reduce energy waste.
Who’s driving your car?
Prasad Satyavolu of Cognizant discusses how the second wave of connected car will see businesses leverage technology to address issues of urbanisation – road congestion, pollution and safer mobility.
Samsung declares ‘smarter living’ focus
Samsung declared a focus on ‘smarter living’ for the SEA region with a line-up of new products, and confirmed it would be rolling out its Samsung Pay regionally.
Dell opens regional IoT lab in Singapore
Dell, in collaboration with Intel, launched an IoT lab in Singapore which will focus on public safety, industrial automation, and healthcare.
Ini dia 10 tren konsumen 2016 versi Ericsson
Tidak semua tren relevan dengan masyarakat Indonesia saat ini
Proses peralihan dan adopsi teknologi akan semakin cepat
MEMASUKI 2016 Ericsson kembali melakukan riset mengenai tren konsumen yang akan berkembang sepanjang tahun. Sejak didirikan pada 1995, ConsumerLab milik Ericsson sudah sering melakukan riset mengenai kebiasaan konsumen dalam mengadopsi perkembangan teknologi.
Singapore to issue RFP for eSIM card trial
The city-state is launching a trial for over-the-air subscription management of the SIM cards embedded in IoT devices.
Top 5 trends for 2016: Big data gets even bigger
Data will be further embedded into decision-making processes across businesses and industries, writes Daniel Ng of Cloudera.
‘Smart home commerce’ the next frontier
The next frontier is being driven by smart and connected appliances, but to truly make a difference, they need to connect to the greater ecosystem.
Digital transformation initiatives = greater risks
The ongoing digital transformation initiatives in many organisations may bring many benefits but are also exposing them to greater risks, according to Darktrace.
Internal affairs: Threats within your organisation
Enterprises today require a comprehensive security solution in a landscape where a perimeter-based approach has been shown to fail, writes Edward Lim of RSA.
