Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Internet of Things”
The facilities management (FM) profession is changing—and has been for the past several years. According to an article that recently appeared in FMJ Magazine, “…the work of FM is no longer just about managing the facilities—it’s about how FM is creating organizational and strategic value.” […]
You’ve no doubt heard that the Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to be a multi-trillion dollar industry in the next decade. Much of that optimism is predicated on the promise of greater efficiency gains for enterprises as a result of IoT data collection and analysis. But while generating […]
If you’ve read anything about the rising trend of indoor air quality monitoring, you’re probably familiar with its benefits, including the fact that good quality air is an important factor with regard to occupants’ health […]
A sophisticated data-collection device, the sensor is a crucial—and fascinating—component of the Internet of Things (IoT). This article explores the evolution of sensor technology […]
For many businesses, water quality monitoring is about more than safeguarding drinking water. Water monitoring programs are implemented for a wide variety of reasons […]
In late December 2018, International Data Corporation (IDC) predicted that the collective sum of the world’s data would grow from the current 33 zettabytes to 175 zettabytes by 2025 […]
As they say, necessity is the mother of invention. Historically, the manner in which we produce and deliver light has made incremental improvements since the days of the kerosene lamp […]
Considering utilizing solar power for your building’s energy needs (and potentially generating additional revenue by selling some of that power back to the utility)? […]
By now, it’s a given that solar power works. And while solar power still hovers on the verge of becoming mainstream, more and more businesses are already seeing significant benefits as a result […]
Today’s level of IoT growth and adoption reminds me a lot of the pre-cloud hosting days. You know, when people used to actually buy hardware and host it […]
