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Announcing the 2019 IoT Award winners
These Australian projects, companies and people are kicking goals in IoT. -
Australian company to provide energy analytics to London bus operator
SaaS platform will plug into a range of IoT energy metering devices. -
Universities, companies are failing to bridge IoT’s skills gap
IoT takes a team – but many companies are only ready to pay for one person. -
Legacy issues make IoT security "about as bad as it gets"
Practical limitations are turning well-meaning IoT adoption into gaping security holes. -
IoT will fail without an open, data-focused culture
Partners must help customers address culture and skills issues, learned attendees at the IoT Festival in Melbourne this week. -
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To scale IoT, shift analytics to the edge
But start by leveraging domain expertise to deliver on one specific KPI, Dell Technologies urged the IoT Festival audience. -
AI, 5G are moving in lockstep with IoT
Success of emerging IoT ecosystems relies on commonalities around 5G, artificial intelligence and devices themselves. -
Creatives in the country? Blockchain and agtech can create unexpected jobs in regional Australia
Could a technology and innovation initiative such as BeefLedger become an example of how to arrest the brain drain of young people to metropolitan cities? -
Hear from Telstra, BMW and Cisco at next week’s IoT Festival
It’s going to be a big line-up on stage on Tuesday next week at the Melbourne Convention Centre. See the final agenda! -
Announcing the IoT Startup finalists
From AI-enabled micro energy grids to supply chain tracking, these companies stood out among the finalists for the 2019 IoT Startup Award. -
Announcing the Government IoT project finalists
From an AI-enabled police vehicle to community-wide IoT networks, these are among the standout projects nominated for the 2019 IoT Awards. -
Announcing the Women of IoT Award finalists
See the women in the running in this category of the 2019 IoT Awards. -
Announcing the IoT Pioneer Award finalists
See who is in the running in this category of the 2019 IoT Awards. -
Announcing the Healthcare/Sport IoT Project finalists
The finalists ranged from a bedside alerting systems to clever use of Wi-Fi for indoor asset tracking. See the projects in the running for the 2019 IoT Awards. -
LX Design House and CDM are finalists in the 2019 IoT Awards
These IT companies are kicking goals in the IoT channel. -
How Pactera is using IoT to enable 'intelligent manufacturing'
We look at where this digital solution provider fits in the IoT landscape. -
Looking for Australian Internet of Things (IoT) events?
Here's our list of Australian IoT events. -
IoT partnerships: Zi-Argus and Balluff combine data platforms and sensors
We look at where these two companies fit in the IoT landscape. -
Announcing the Primary Industry IoT Project finalists
The finalists include smart asset sharing and data science projects. See which projects are in the running for the 2019 IoT Awards. -
Announcing the Industrial IoT Project finalists
The projects range from waste water management to road freight tracking.
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