Telangana Today

  While the industry is talking a lot about implementation of IoT, Amazon is actually doing it. It is creating the ultimate shopping convenience by deploying the latest and greatest technology in its 1,800 sq ft grocery stores where customers can walk in, browse all they like, pick items and walk out of the store. Though it will not be obvious,

ET Telecom

By Danish Khan “The traditional business is coming under pressure, and telecom companies are looking for new revenue streams which are going to come from new areas like IoT, location based services, cloud-based voice services. They are looking into these newer areas,” the executive said.

Data Quest

With the rapid proliferation of internet and smart devices, enterprises have become empowered in terms of harnessing the potential of machine to machine and machine to human based interactions. At present, millions of devices can be connected to Internet and people can store, access and share data across various storage platforms such as Cloud.

Data Quest

Clearly there are myriad motivations for looking at advanced analytics approaches to security. These include: the proliferation of advanced and persistent threats and a new emphasis on more rapid detection and mitigations of those threats; the vast accumulation of security data; and a dramatic increase in the number of entities that need security monitoring due to shadow IT, cloud computing and the Internet of Things (IoT).

File Hippo

Of course, conferences like DefCon only served to illustrate a timeless problem whenever innovation and profits intersect: the manufacturers don’t want to disclose or discuss for fear of lawsuits, lost revenue, and stock devaluation, even while the researchers are shoving clear evidence in front of them. Perhaps the ongoing conversation will move both innovation and security along hand-in-hand. Protect your IoT and connected devices

The Economic Times

10 years down the line, the demand for data would be 1000 times as compared to the current scenario, thanks to Internet of Things (IoT) driving the need for more connections and more data. With this increase, the network operators will be able to provide more support in devices accessing the network, without a noticeable impact on speed.

CXO Today

By Moumita Deb Choudhury

Homes in India are also to see digital transformation with IoT. Indian telecom major Bharti Airtel is set to enter home automation and smart home segment soon. The new segment will be driven by Internet of Things (IoT) and machine-to-machine solutions which enables users to control house-hold utility such as heating, air conditioning, music, lighting and security systems through smartphones.

Business Standard

This becomes especially important when new sources coming in like AI, IoT as they add new dimensions. It’s almost like a non-living becoming a living. There are skills that are evolving around that and so obviously we are investing very extensively in terms of getting to be a leader in that space.

The Economic Times

By Danish Khan “The traditional business is coming under pressure, and telecom companies are looking for new revenue streams, which are going to come from new areas like IoT (Internet of Things), location based services, cloud-based voice services. They are looking into these newer areas,” the executive said. IBM is also exploring partnerships with telcos around the network functions virtualization (NFV) technology.

The Financial Express In the age of IoT/IoE, advanced manufacturing, energy efficiency and sustainability, large area and flexible electronics has a ground-breaking potential as it offers innovative product concepts that entail low energy consumption, low cost of production and eco-friendly materials.

Business Standard

By Romita Majumdar Internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and big data are our major focus areas. We have built innovation centres around the world, which helps us identify solutions in these technology areas. We also partner with clients to solve their business problems. We are seeing a significant shrinkage in average time to deploy projects due to digitisation.

The Hindu

By Shubashree Desikan The algorithm can tell kidney cysts from stones A team of researchers from IIT Hyderabad has been working to use the Internet of Things (IoT) to accurately diagnose kidney and liver disorders with the help of ultrasound scanning devices.

The New Indian Express

By M Rajendran The aim is to reduce casualties among forces and bring in more stringent monitoring. “From a national perspective, IoT technology is playing a key role as the Indian government fences its border with Pakistan and installs sophisticated security and surveillance equipments,” said sources who recently made presentations to senior defence ministry officials responsible for procurement

Business World

By Prateek Shukla

It is estimated that the IoT market potential is set to reach $16.8 billion by 2012 with the speedy implementation of IIoT (industrial IoT) and government smart city projects. With the country moving towards a digital economy, the growing adoption of Cloud in IoT services, shifting of focus to IIoT, rising market of M2M communication and increasing trend of wearable technology applications are among the major factors driving the IoT market in India.

Sify

Available on its Cloud computing service Azure, Microsoft’s ‘green’ platform uses technology from WattTime -a US-based company that brings clean energy to Internet Of Things (IoT) and buildings -which uses data from the power grid operators around the country and allow companies to track carbon emissions.

ET Tech

By Vikas SN Akamai, one of the largest content delivery networks in the world, is looking to help video platforms reduce the unpredictability of the Internet infrastructure through its suite of recently launched media products. Sidharth Pisharoti, Akamai’s regional vice president for media in Asia Pacific and Japan, told ETtech they are currently testing products like predictive content delivery and media acceleration with select content providers in the country, but declined to disclose specific names. (IoT)

Business Standard

By Tinesh Bhasin

Most homes will need fixed-line internet in the future. “The 4G mobile internet will not suffice as we move towards smart cities and Internet of Things (IoT), where your washing machine, refrigerator, air conditioning, lights and other devices will all be connected to the internet,” says Tarun.

Elets Online

India has always been flexible to the winds of change which has accepted global firms to function in Indian market leading to exchange and build-up of new ideas and technological advancements. With the advent of IoT, smart factory connected solutions, India is not only becoming a country with best technologies but also contributing to the country’s economic growth by upgrading the employment opportunities.

Exams Watch It will cover 40% Practical, 40% Theory and 20% project work. The course will cover Network Security, Cloud Security, Web Security, Mobile Eco System, Internet of Things, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), Banking Information Technology, Cyber Law, Cyber Forensics, and Security Compliance Management. Summer and Winter Internships will also be given throughout the course.

The Economic Times

By PTI “The NDA government has established a separate ministry for skill development. It is desirable that this central ministry takes the core elements from various ministries and pools them under one minister and under one budget, which could be around Rs 25,000 crore,” a joint study by Assocham and Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) said.

Business Standard

By Alnoor Peermohmed Chai Point, India’s largest chain of tea cafes, will soon introduce advanced, (IoT) Internet of Things-enabled tea and coffee dispensers as it expects its business-to-business (B2B) unit to drive nearly 70 per cent of its sales in the coming years. From allowing customers to pay for tea digitally to altering its blend remotely, the new dispensers will do it all.

Morung Express

By IANS

There is an urgent need to realign the skill ecosystem in the country to ensure quality, scalability and sustainability as it is estimated that only 2.3 per cent of the workforce in India has undergone formal skills training, as compared to 52 per cent in the US, 68 per cent in the UK, 75 per cent in Germany, 80 per cent in Japan and 96 per cent in South Korea,” the statement said.

BW Disrupt

While we witness digital transformation becoming the next big enterprise trend that will see businesses amplifying their IT strategies, the Internet of Things (IoT) and the infrastructure which will underpin it are being viewed as the next great enablers of technological innovation.