Joe McKendrick

The most common types of IoT data being gathered and stored are device information, time series data, and contextual data.

Organizations need to take charge of their own IoT device security. It is not something that should be outsourced.

The growing use of digital twins that converge the physical and digital aspects of an entity is giving rise to a new phygital market.

Using IoT and digital twins in supply chains can deliver increased efficiency, reduced costs, and improved customer satisfaction.

GSA data shows there are now at least 2,147 commercially available 5G devices from 240 manufacturers, rising at a clip of 50% a year.

Financial services organizations are using digital twins and machine learning algorithms to identify behavioral characteristics including individual preferences, risk tolerance, and financial goals.

API monetization is projected to grow by 115% in the United States domestic market — from $3.97 billion in 2023 to $8.56 billion by 2027.

Detecting, investigating, and stopping advanced cyberattacks at scale and speed is becoming increasingly unsustainable with the complexity of people, processes, and technology.

Automation holds the promise to help mitigate and manage system incident issues in real time. But a new study finds that many organizations are still doing things manually.

The report finds that edge computing offers variety of benefits, including improved speed, reduced latency, enhanced data security, and enhanced reliability.

Financial services companies are increasingly embedding insurance offerings into new digital customer solutions and real-time apps.

Automating customer service is a complex proposition and even the best attempts still require many problems to be handled by live agents or employees.