Monetizing the Industrial Internet of Things
Thrilled to participate at #Mobile Future Forward in Seattle where we took a deep dive on Connected Intelligence: Man, Machine, and Platforms.
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Gateways at the Edge of the Corporate Network
In most business scenarios, #IoT #Edge Gateways typically live at the Edge of the Corporate Network. Whether in a factory, hospital or retail setting, these gateways are used to route internal #data from IoT devices out to the Internet for analysis.
Introduction to Edge Gateways
Despite what you may have heard, #telemetry is not always sent directly from device to cloud in the #IoT world. Oftentimes, #data must be funneled through something that looks like a #network router to get out to the #Internet.
Reliable Telemetry Transmission
In the real world, you can’t count on ubiquitous #wireless coverage and therefore your #IoT device SDK must be able to cache sensor #data locally and perform retries due to #network failures to ensure you have a reliable system.
How do you Connect your Things?
#IoT Machines and devices with compute, networking and storage are typically connected via a #software development kit (SDK) that packages together all the sensor values and sends them over the #network to a gateway or server.
The 3 Laws Driving the Internet of Things Forward
Rob breaks down how Koomey’s law, Metcalfe’s law, and Moore’s law are critical to driving the Internet of Things ecosystem forward into the future. #IoT
Improve User Productivity by Utilizing Cloud Services to Better Serve Mobile Employees
#Mobile employees working around the world are best served by globally distributed cloud services + replicated data with low network latency.
Reduce Business Risk by Protecting Corporate Assets and IP from BYOD Employees
Send “Bring your own Device” BYOD #mobile employees to the Internet via a separate Wi-Fi network versus giving them direct access to internal servers.
Proximity Sensors and Bluetooth in Windows Phone 8
During this video, Andy and I cover local communication with Windows Phone 8. After a Bluetooth overview, we show you how to use Bluetooth from an application, Near Field Communications (NFC), bump-to-connect, as well as the proximity API functionality. Be sure to check out previous Windows Phone 8 Jump Start videos from Rob and Andy: Introducing Windows Phone … Read more Proximity Sensors and Bluetooth in Windows Phone 8
Network Communications in Windows Phone 8
During this video, Andy and I show developers how to leverage patterns for the asynchronous use of networking APIs in Windows Phone 8. Topics include WebClient, HttpWebRequest, Listener Sockets, Web Services, OData V3, Data Compression support, Simulation Dashboard, Data Sense and apps. Storing data in Skydrive, encryption and authentication are also covered. Accessing services running on localhost from … Read more Network Communications in Windows Phone 8