The Hindu Business Line

By Varun Aggarwal

What is totally over-hyped is end-user IoT,” Raimund Genes, Chief Technology Officer, Trend Micro, told BusinessLine. “Will we really see ransomware on IoT devices? Would somebody really put ransomware on your fridge? Would you pay if your fridge gets hijacked? Will you pay when your car gets a ransomware?

Data Quest

As an increasing number of products leverage technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), they increase the available surface of attack. While it is almost impossible to build ecosystems that are immune to cyber attacks, the highly connected service industry is stepping up its efforts to address the problem.

Business World

The Internet of things (IoT) space is heating up. Gartner has predicted that in 2016 spending on new IoT hardware will exceed $2.5 million a minute! IoT will drive the growth of platforms focusing on real-time analytics capabilities. Cloud vendors like AWS, Azure and others have already come up with targeted cloud offerings for IoT. Hadoop vendors like MapR and Cloudera are also in the race.

First Post

By Nimish Sawant

Artificial Intelligence is slowly but surely coming into the mainstream conversations of late. With every single smart device having ambitions to be intelligent from the get go, and the ongoing research in this field by technology giants has ensured that AI is here to stay. Google, IBM, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft among others have already formed an AI partnership to create more awareness about AI and also lay down standards for future researchers to abide by.

ET Telecom

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a concept where a network of everyday gadgets and devices are accessed through the Internet, enabled by wireless communication, and are able to automatically identify themselves to other interoperable devices because of their inherent capabilities. Advances in wireless communication technologies are the most important medium of transmission of data or information between devices, and are pivotal to execution of IoT.

DZone

IoT is about devices, data and connectivity. The real value of Internet of Things is about creating smarter products, delivering intelligent insights and providing new business outcomes. As millions of devices get connected, internet of things will trigger a massive inflow of Big Data. The key challenge is visualising and uncovering insights from various types of data (structured, unstructured, images, contextual, dark data, real-time) and in context of your applications.

PC Quest

By Sidharth Shekhar

Genesys has released The 2016 IoT-Enabled Customer Experience (CX) Report. Interestingly, the research reveals India ranks the second highest, behind China, in IoT-Enabled customer maturity compared with other APAC markets. The study, commissioned by Genesys in partnership with Frost & Sullivan, offers insights into how companies in APAC perceive Internet of Things (IoT) and to what extent companies are adopting it to enhance customer experience.