Author: Connected World
MachineQ and Omdia say 67% of respondents expect #IoT ROI within one year.
Juniper Research says border security technology market to surpass $70 billion globally by 2027.
IDC says India smartphone market declined by 10% YoY in 3Q22.
Is Wi-Fi part of the solution to the long-standing issue of a digital divide between people living in cities and those living in small towns, between urban and rural communities? The WBA (Wireless Broadband Alliance) says yes, it is. In fact, a new report investigating challenges, use cases, and case studies in rural Wi-Fi proposes strategies for stakeholders such as mobile operators, fiber providers, and cable companies to serve the 1 billion people who the alliance says are still not connected to Wi-Fi. The alliance insists without Wi-Fi access, people cannot access digital services like telehealth and online education, and…
Gartner forecasts IT spending in EMEA to grow 3.7% in 2023.
ABI Research says the automotive sector leads industrial digital transformation with $238 billion, followed by electronics and oil and gas.
Episode 797 11.15.22 Joshua Gans, professor of strategic management, University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management, joins Peggy to talk about his new book, “Power and Prediction.” He also describes three stages of innovative technology, why humans will remain critical of AI (artificial intelligence), and how old systems will be displaced with new and more efficient ones as artificial intelligence adoption continues to grow. Below is an excerpt from the interview. To listen to the conversation from The Peggy Smedley Show, click here or go to https://peggysmedleyshow.com/ to access the entire show. Peggy Smedley: Joshua, I’m excited. You’re coming out…
Parks Associates says 7-9% of U.S. internet households own a smart garage door opener.
IDC finds nearly half of wearable owners in the United States are willing to switch brands.
The IoT is helping companies reduce, reuse, and move the needle toward circularity. In September, Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard set a high bar for companies that claim to care about the planet. Chouinard and his heirs essentially gave the outdoor clothing and gear company away for the benefit of the environment. And while this business move represents what many beyond the Chouinard family consider to be an extreme dedication to the planet, committing resources to the pursuit of sustainability and a more circular business model has become far less extreme of a position than it used to be. A majority…