Features
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To Industry 4.0 and beyond
Will many companies skip straight to Industry 5.0? -
The good news on IoT security
People are working on much-needed initiatives – here are the most promising. -
Will Australia miss out on IoT opportunities?
[Guest blog] Dell’s Danny Elmarji explains how we can unlock IoT’s potential. -
The foggy future of IoT
What edge and fog computing will bring to the industry. -
SproutX: making things smarter down on the farm
Agtech startups complete accelerator program. -
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Making bike-sharing work in Australia
Mobike claims its technology sets it apart in a competitive market. -
Eight predictions on how machines will impact society
[Guest blog] Danny Elmarji sets out Dell Technologies’ vision of how humans and machines will work increasingly in concert. -
Battle for ownership of IoT data
Why farmers are jail-breaking their tractors. -
Auckland’s smart city priorities revealed
ICT and smart city plans due by the end of 2017. -
BlueScope Building Components’ many uses for IoT
Predictive process controls, equipment monitoring, safety and more. -
Why smart parking could save millions
Study quantifies the cost of 'parking pain'. -
How IoT enables the ‘experience economy’
Delivering the data for personalisation. -
How IoT is optimising irrigation for NZ farmer
Using Schneider Electric, Microsoft, Vodafone and local solutions. -
Unlocking the future of speech-based services
Smart home devices are the new frontier for developers such as Acquia. -
Key IoT sectors in NZ identified
IoT alliance flags $NZ2.2 billion opportunity. -
Wollongong to get city-wide LoRaWAN network
UOW, Meshed to expand on network implemented last year. -
Wyndham Council uses AR to visualise the future
Leveraging HoloLens tech to render planned city works. -
Turning street lights into a smart city network
"One platform, multiple applications." -
Smart city ‘killer use case’ doesn’t exist
Focus should be on liveability, Accenture executive says. -
Toyota launches fleet telematics for Australian customers
Targeting passenger and light commercial vehicles.
