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IIoT seen in more real world environments
Trials and production use cases at 46 percent of firms. -
IoT platform choices 'bewildering', says IoTAA
Creates guideline to help new buyers. -
ANZSTA award finalists announced
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Optus deploys beacon network at Perth stadium
Helps fans find seats and amenities. -
Freestyle looks for slice of $1.8bn Taiwan smart meter project
Starts proof-of-concept trials. -
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Industry 4.0 ambitions hobbled by NBN, claims Labor
Not too late to fix. -
Smart home security is still full of holes
But can it remain like that forever? -
AusPost sees IoT's transformative power
Looking at five-year horizon. -
Origin Energy to launch IoT lighting service
Strikes tech partnership. -
Downer strikes IoT partnership with Cisco
Beefs up smart transport, smart city capabilities. -
Newcastle ramps up smart city applications
Five applications demonstrated on new LoRaWAN network. -
Advantech to showcase 30 co-created IoT solutions
Advantech will launch the 30 'IoT Solution Ready Packages' at a co-creation summit it is staging in China in November -
Securing security systems with network monitoring
Network monitoring tools can be valuable to detect changes in network behaviour that can indicate security has been compromised. -
simPRO fights fatbergs with IoT
The Brisbane-based software company has launched an IoT capability for field service contractors. -
Fog computing now an IEEE standard
The move has been hailed as a "monumental inflection point" in IoT. -
GSMA says China poised to dominate industrial IoT
Greater China will biggest user of IIoT and producer of most component technologies. -
Before you buy a fitness wearable, read this
Researchers at QUT have comprehensively tested 87 fitness and health devices. -
Edge computing takes centre stage for HPE, VMware, Fujitsu
Plans to invest US$4 billion into edge computing. -
Cabcharge buys MTI to counter the likes of Uber
The two companies have pledged to invest $10m in new taxi dispatch and payment systems. -
Progress launches DIY anomaly detection on Amazon Web Services
Progress DataRPM enables sensor data to be uploaded to AWS and analysed for signs of machine failures.
