IoT and blockchain will digitize daily life
Allan Tan
July 11, 2018
Image courtesy of iStockPhoto/Chaay_Tee By Jouko Ahvenainen Digitization is coming to all services, also linked to physical services. It will
Image courtesy of iStockPhoto/Chaay_Tee By Jouko Ahvenainen Digitization is coming to all services, also linked to physical services. It will
Location data is increasingly becoming an important component in many business strategies, including customer engagement and satisfaction, product and asset
Image from iStockPhoto/ijeab By Jayajyoti Sengupta, Head, Asia Pacific, Cognizant IoT is already influencing the latest wave of digital transformation,
Image courtesy of iStockPhoto/metamorworks Hong Kong carrier, 3 Hong Kong claims to be one of the first operators in Asia
Image from iStockPhoto/visualspace In 2015, the travel and tourism trade contributed more than US$10 trillion to the global economy with
UnaSensors is a brand new sensor-as-a-service offering that can kickstart anyone’s IoT journey at a maximum retail price of US$5
Image above courtesy of iStockPhoto/metamorworks The latest report on IDC’s Global IoT Decision Maker Survey — India Perspective, reveals the
Image by metamorworks (from iStockPhoto 692834394) A new study from Juniper Research predicts that by end of 2026 over 50 million
It’s that time of the year when we pull together predictions about what’s in store for the telecoms