How Governments Make IoT Work for Them
IoT is the network of physical objects that can connect and exchange data, providing near limitless possibilities for new programs.
IoT is the network of physical objects that can connect and exchange data, providing near limitless possibilities for new programs.
Predictive analytics analyze current and historical facts to forecast future outcomes, and the practice is a cornerstone of a fully-realized IoT strategy.
Where you start with IoT will largely depend on your organization’s existing technical capabilities and program matter expertise. Successful IoT projects require some level of both. Luckily, most organizations likely already have this.
What exactly is the internet of things? We asked government experts for their own definitions.
Many government organizations are already using the Internet of Things (IoT) to collect data. However, they aren’t reaping the efficiency and cost-saving rewards that they hoped for. Why?
In this age of rapid technological innovation, organizations face many obstacles to ensuring cybersecurity. The rise of internet-connected devices is just one thing that’s forced agencies to rethink in 2018 how they secure technologies and their related endpoints that operate on their networks.
Automated vehicles are one of the newest IoT innovations that cities can use to become smart communities, and governments can play a major role in helping build out the infrastructure needed to support this innovation.
Check out some awesome IoT innovations that came to fruition in 2016.
Certain parts of government have been eager adopters of IoT technologies, while others have lagged behind. Some hesitation is certainly warranted, considering the serious security risks these devices pose. But the government has a vital role to play in our IoT society—both in wielding these technologies for the public good and in regulating them against… Read more »
IT professionals at all public sector agencies can ensure that their infrastructures are prepared for this wave by employing a few basic strategies.