Sue Walsh

Data science-as-a-service and the cloud featured heavily in product announcements made during Spark Summit East 2017 held Feb. 7-9.

The new IoT Cybersecurity Alliance believes in built-in and “always on” security.

Most IoT devices are used by consumers, but by 2020 businesses will see more than 7 billion connected devices.

C3 IoT’s platform is becoming a popular choice for large utilities seeking digital transformation.

Partnership agreement will produce new IIoT architectures integrating FogHorn’s technologies with Yokogawa’s sensing and control solutions.

The update includes advanced compliance traceability, an improved user experience, and accelerated policy change capabilities.

Investing in IoT is all about the use case, according to a report from Boston Consulting.

The exchange network will use blockchain technology throughout the entire lifecycle of a transaction, eliminating the need for a prime broker.

The companies will work together to simplify product design for the IoT.

The Predicts 2017: Analytics Strategy and Technology report also predicts that citizen data scientists will surpass data scientists in the amount of advanced analysis produced by 2019.

The patent for the MapR Converged Data Platform provides core architecture for data-centric enterprises.

Businesses expect AI to boost revenues by 39 percent in 2020.