Connecthings operates a global network of beacons to cities to trigger mobile applications in smart cities. It is in 62 cities around the world, primarily in Europe and is starting to expand in the US.
From 100,000 watts to 100,000 paying subscribers, comedian and radio host Stephanie Miller explains why broadcast media thrives in the era of podcasting, streaming, and social media.
Craig Bernero, who heads Dell EMC’s midrange storage solutions, spoke with TechRepublic about when IT leaders should consider hyperconverged infrastructure.
Measure is a company that offers drones-as-a-service so that cities can use drones for data and images without investing in owning, operating and maintaining a drone.
The city of Toronto is dedicated to smart city tech, including the development of the 800-hectare Waterfront Toronto project. Digital inclusion is key to the city’s mission to provide services to citizens.
Carto is a location intelligence company that turns location information and data into business outcomes. Cities can use this technology to make sense of the data they collect.
At the Landmark CIO Summit in New York City, Frederic Veron of Fannie Mae described the changing role of the CIO, and their role in digital transformation.
Every city should have a chief accessibility officer to ensure inclusiveness for people with disabilities, according to Victor Pineda, president of World Enabled, which partnered with Microsoft for the creation of the Smart Cities for All Toolkit.
At Smart Cities NYC ’17, Microsoft displayed a new prototype patrol vehicle with an array of smart city features, including the capability to send out a drone, body-worn cameras, and license plate readers.
New technologies are changing the way storage is managed, with ‘set-it-and-forget-it’ experiences coming to HCI and purpose-built systems as well, Dell EMC’s Craig Bernero explained.
At the Landmark CIO Summit in New York City, Anna Khan of Bessemer Venture Partners explained what her firm looks for when it comes to investing in cloud companies.
