by Murali Kashaboina | Mar 11, 2019 | Healthcare, IoT
Precision Medicine is an approach for disease treatment and prevention that takes into account individual variability in genes, environment, and lifestyle for each person (Adams & Petersen, 2016). Precision medicine focuses on individualized treatment across the...
by Rebecca Haass | Feb 10, 2019 | Edge, IoT, Retail, Smart Home
In the realm of IoT, smart lighting seems so last year – people tend to think that the only feature of a smart light is the ability to remotely turn on and off the light, which is something that people just expect now in a smart device. However, remotely controlling...
by Rebecca Haass | Oct 26, 2018 | Automotive, IIoT, IoT, Smart Cities, Smart Home
One of the biggest challenges in getting funding for an IoT project is being unable to monetize the results. Complete IoT solutions often cost alot of money – new hardware needs to be purchased and custom software needs to be created. When asked to justify the cost...
by Rebecca Haass | Aug 9, 2018 | Big Data, Healthcare, IoT
A doctor once told my grandmother “let’s get you well as soon as possible – a hospital is no place for sick people.” It’s a doctor’s primary goal to treat a patient so they can return home, and stay home as quickly as possible. In the past, doctor’s were limited...
by Rebecca Haass | Jul 10, 2018 | Analytics, Healthcare, IoT
Healthcare is one of the most challenging industries to be in today in the US. The costs of insurance, medications, equipment, employee salaries and complying with regulations lead to very thin margins for most hospital systems and private practices. Because of this,...
by Rebecca Haass | Mar 22, 2018 | Automotive, Big Data, IoT, Smart Home
Many companies are touting the latest IoT and smart device to make your life better. However, most of these devices aren’t really “smart” but rather they are just connected to the internet so you can control them remotely. For example, to turn off your security system...
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