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Internet of Things PDF White Paper

July 13, 2016 by Information Matters

The UK Electronic Information Group (UKeiG) have just made the white paper on the Internet of Things which I wrote for them earlier in the year open access. Visit the […]

Hype cycles and the Internet of Things

November 26, 2015 by Information Matters

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This year’s Gartner Hype Cycle chart puts the Internet of Things at the top of the Peak of Inflated Expectations. That’s probably a fair place to put it. Too many […]

Machine learning – McKinsey Insight

June 30, 2015 by Information Matters

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Interesting piece on the McKinsey Insights site on machine learning. It’s aimed at executives to give them an overview of some key issues and trends and worth a read if […]

Accuracy of IoT sensors

June 15, 2015 by Martin De Saulles

I was just looking through the latest list of startups receiving support from the Open Data Institute (ODI) and saw Thingful on the list. According to their about page, Thingful […]

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