Joe McKendrick

The algorithms businesses depend on to rate everything from credit scores to customer satisfaction may potentially be wrong – with nobody questioning it

Real-time analytics are important across all enterprises, but analytic streams and financials are two areas where real-time is an absolute necessity.

If there is anything that requires flawless implementation of real-time technologies, self-driving cars would be it.

While pro sports are an early example of how real-time sensors can prevent injuries, lessons learned can be applied to employees performing a range of jobs

With limited evidence of bottom-line impact, business leaders are cautious about increasing enterprise IoT investments, but that nervousness will likely soon change.

IoT-driven businesses will be monitoring, assuring and servicing customer minute-by-minute, all day and night.

While it’s inevitable that Internet of Things will encompass business and life in general, there needs to be more work in terms of IoT security.

Using the technology powering the Industrial Internet of Things, this manufacturing consulting group has begun closely aligning IT and operational technology resources.

Enterprises are struggling to keep up with demand for real-time data analytics, and it’s negatively affecting business opportunities and efficiency.

More and more business transactions are moving to real-time, so why are real-time payments lagging and when can you expect faster payment systems?

Online learning has moved to the next level. Instructors can now administer their courses with real-time data feeds, enabling interactions in the moment.

Researchers at Texas A&M University have developed a way to predict weather hazards, vulnerability of electric grids and the economic impact of the potential damage.