Technologies like AI, the IoT, virtual reality and data analytics are no longer enterprise luxuries, but means of survival in an era of rapid digital disruption. They’re transforming traditional processes, redefining roles and responsibilities, and reimaging the customer/brand relationship. Consider that five years from now, more than one-third of skills needed in today’s workforce will look different because of technological advancement.
During your last security audit, were you unable
to identify what’s on your network? Does OT
(operational technology) share the same network
as your information technology? Would you like to
know if a printer or HVAC device starts behaving
like a PC?
With more connected devices than ever before, the security perimeter is expanding. Anywhere, anytime connectivity had its benefits – but doing so securely is crucial. Check out our Internet of Things checklist to help ensure security in today’s networked world.
Entering his 22nd season with the team, we sat down with Fred Kirsch, VP of Content with Kraft Sports Productions and the New England Patriots, to discuss fan engagement technologies and mobile connectivity, specifically the team’s decision to upgrade to 802.11ac Wave 2 Wi-Fi throughout Gillette Stadium entering the 2016 NFL season.
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Contributor: Extreme
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a very intriguing and exciting topic. It is one that has allowed for our imaginations to run wild with ideas and concepts of technology and connectivity even in relation to things we do not currently associate directly with modern technology (like clothing or farming). You can imagine, for those of us already within the business of modern technologies and innovations, the possibilities that IoT inspires us to imagine are endless.
With WebRTC, Internet of Things (IoT), and a Session Border Controller (SBC), enterprises can securely enable real-time communications using data from IoT devices to build customer engagement solutions that improve the customer’s experience.
Technology leaders are always extolling the newest innovations that can disrupt prevailing industries and business models. The latest craze is artificial intelligence (AI) and not long before that, businesses were excited by the potential of 5G. Everyone should be talking about the power of wireless connectivity and IoT to revolutionize industries.
The dawn of IoT is driving a proliferation of data. But in a world where data is king, just as important for an organization to use that data is its ability to protect it. Read more about this new “data currency” and how a fabric approach is key to securing it.