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The Internet Maps & Connects the World – Literally!
The Internet has changed our lives in ways many of us never deemed possible. The connections it has given people are nothing short of amazing. The Internet allows people to communicate with each other over immense distances and across boundaries that formerly made communication difficult or impossible.
Industrial Internet of Things: What is it?
Industrial IoT It might seem as though we’ve reached peak internet-related technology given the ever-increasing number of smart devices. That is not quite the case, however, as...
Apple, GE Announce Partnership for Industrial IoT Apps
IoT, Meet iOS Apple (AAPL) and General Electric (GE) announced this week that they will team up for a new venture involving Apple smart devices and GE’s Internet of Things (IoT)...
VoIP vs. Landlines: Should Your Business Make the Switch?
A few decades ago, landlines were available in the vast majority of homes in the United States. The same cannot be said today, as the ailing landline industry has been...
Mobile Networking Beyond 4G
The Future of Mobile Networking In a society where smartphones are becoming increasingly common and the demand for constant internet access is rising, it should come as no...
GIS for Nuclear Decommissioning
GIS A geographic information system (GIS) is a system designed for the collection, analysis, and management of geographical or spatial data. GIS applications can be used to...
Networks Readiness Vital to Growth of Smart Cities
Smart cities need reliable networks to connect to the internet to make optimal use of all the data available from a range of sensors. Smart cities aim to improve a city by...
How Does IoT Impact Us
The Internet of Things, also known as IoT, broadly refers to anything and everything connected to the internet. IoT is increasingly being used to denote the ability to use closed...
5G – Next Generation Network
5G is the fifth generation of mobile networks and wireless systems, setting the next standard of wireless technologies beyond 4G. The “G” in 3G and 4G stands for...