Whitepaper : Is Your Business Ready for the Internet of Things?
Author: Robert Agar
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is the term used to describe the connection of network-capable devices to the Internet and other connected devices.
The equipment that makes up the IoT go far beyond the computers that were connected to form the consumer Internet. IoT devices include such diverse items as industrial machinery, home appliances, automobiles, and blood-sugar monitors.
Many complementary technologies work together to enable the Internet of Things. Databases and the teams that support them are an integral component of a viable IoT implementation. They are instrumental in the storage, processing, and presentation of the information gathered by networks of IoT devices.
This whitepaper will discuss the elements required to construct an IoT implementation. We will also look at how the IoT enables automation in many areas of society and how businesses can use it to their advantage. Also, we will investigate the critical role of databases and their support teams.
This whitepaper describes the two flavors of the IoT, the components of the IoT, sensors and actuators with the IoT system, network challenges and considerations for IoT, technology and regulatory standards for IoT, intelligent analysis of artificial and machine learning in IoT, and intelligent action in IoT implementation. The whitepaper also presents software for the IoT, data collection, data storage, data processing and analysis, human-machine interfaces (HMIs), the impact of the IoT on database professionals, how the IoT impacts the business word, and maintaining the IoT and your IoT implementation.
Presenter: Robert Agar
Robert Agar spent a long and diverse career specializing in data backup, recovery, and compliance among other areas of the IT world. Tired of being woken up at all hours to provide support, he embarked on a new career as a freelance writer focusing on various areas of the tech sector. Outside interests include music, sports, and poker. He shares his home office with two green-cheeked conures who suggest topics and engage in the occasional proofreading exercise.
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Topics :
Database Security,
Products :
SQL Diagnostic Manager for SQL Server,
Author: Robert Agar
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is the term used to describe the connection of network-capable devices to the Internet and other connected devices.
The equipment that makes up the IoT go far beyond the computers that were connected to form the consumer Internet. IoT devices include such diverse items as industrial machinery, home appliances, automobiles, and blood-sugar monitors.
Many complementary technologies work together to enable the Internet of Things. Databases and the teams that support them are an integral component of a viable IoT implementation. They are instrumental in the storage, processing, and presentation of the information gathered by networks of IoT devices.
This whitepaper will discuss the elements required to construct an IoT implementation. We will also look at how the IoT enables automation in many areas of society and how businesses can use it to their advantage. Also, we will investigate the critical role of databases and their support teams.
This whitepaper describes the two flavors of the IoT, the components of the IoT, sensors and actuators with the IoT system, network challenges and considerations for IoT, technology and regulatory standards for IoT, intelligent analysis of artificial and machine learning in IoT, and intelligent action in IoT implementation. The whitepaper also presents software for the IoT, data collection, data storage, data processing and analysis, human-machine interfaces (HMIs), the impact of the IoT on database professionals, how the IoT impacts the business word, and maintaining the IoT and your IoT implementation.
Presenter: Robert Agar
Robert Agar spent a long and diverse career specializing in data backup, recovery, and compliance among other areas of the IT world. Tired of being woken up at all hours to provide support, he embarked on a new career as a freelance writer focusing on various areas of the tech sector. Outside interests include music, sports, and poker. He shares his home office with two green-cheeked conures who suggest topics and engage in the occasional proofreading exercise.
Register to read the full whitepaper.
Topics : Database Security,
Products : SQL Diagnostic Manager for SQL Server,