Joe McKendrick

In spite of growing awareness, the study demonstrates that IoT risk management capabilities still require significant upgrades within nearly all companies.

Distributed ledger technology, such as that offered by blockchain, has the potential to help businesses address their growing master data management challenges.

IoT is key to advancing down the servitization path, but successful initiatives require these networks be tied into enterprise systems.

The COVID crisis is accelerating the shift to edge computing because it preserves bandwidth and increases efficiency by processing information closer to the users.

ROI for edge computing needs a deep drill-down and exacting metrics to determine how and where edge deployments deliver value.

A recent survey finds that more than 80 percent of companies deploying IoT are also deploying augmented reality in parallel.

Companies have long been interested in enhancing business process automation using artificial intelligence. The disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have raised the stakes, amplifying the need for AI’s use.

It’s crucial that companies be transparent with their employees about what they are monitoring and why.

AI and related digital technologies are poised to generate large numbers of jobs and related opportunities.

While still extremely fragmented, there are signs the market is concentrating around a few providers.

The edge is ripe for cross-pollination where lessons learned and solutions developed in one industry may be used for another application in a different industry.

The smart tire will be an important component of Goodyear’s digital services rollout.