Commercial real estate groups need a combination of IT and technical skills, business analytics, and visionary leadership skills on staff to be competitive in this new smart building environment.
Learn about the ten skills needed to succeed in this new environment.
The IoT Community® announced the exclusive agenda for the IoT Day Slam conference, hosted online on April 9th, 2020, World IoT Day. The event marks the IoT Community’s eleventh international IoT Slam branded conference, and provides the global IoT ecosystem with a unique opportunity to learn from expert innovative practitioners, about the “best of the best” use-cases and best practices for enterprises designing, developing, and shaping the future of the IoT landscape.
AFL has introduced the RT-02, the first ribbonizing tool that features a glue-less process for ribbonizing and splicing 12-fiber ribbons. The new tool saves users time and money by eliminating inefficiencies such as glue cure time and contamination of splicing equipment.
In today’s fast-changing data center environment, where compute performance and storage volume increase significantly every year, it is important to step back and review why top-of-rack (TOR) fabric is deployed by more than 50% of data centers worldwide.
Using a TOR architecture is more relevant than ever to keep up with these changes. TOR supports and enables change as a part of your data center infrastructure management (DCM) plan, a paramount strategy in today’s conditions.
Consumer IoT vendors are looking for growth in the markets disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. As people around the world are stuck at home, vendors are moving focus towards helping users learn and work remotely, connect with loved ones and stay both active and entertained during a frustrating period.
Between January and late March, internet traffic increased by around a quarter in many major cities, according to Cloudflare, a US company that provides network infrastructure to businesses around the world. Demand has skyrocketed for certain online services in particular.
Corning donated 150,000 surgical masks that will distributed to hospitals in the Southern Tier, New Jersey, North Carolina and Virginia Monday morning. Wendell Weeks, Corning chairman, CEO and president, was on hand to help unload cases of masks outside the Emergency Room a Guthrie Corning Hospital. Donations will be delivered this week to hospitals serving the Southern Tier of New York, including Guthrie, Arnot Ogden, and Cayuga Medical Centers. Corning Inc. donated the masks to help area hospitals during this nationwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Getting traffic to travel seamlessly from today’s legacy implementations into tomorrow’s high-speed switches and ecosystems comes down to preserving Ethernet’s capacity for multivendor interoperability
A new IDC forecast says worldwide IT spending will decline 2.7% in constant currency terms in 2020 as COVID-19 impacts the global economy and forces organizations around the world to respond with contingency planning and spending cuts in the short term.
Emerging technology programs across the federal government have come together under the common goal of fighting the spread of the coronavirus. AI and other tools such as supercomputing and advanced data analytics will play a significant, if not understated role, in the administration’s long-term response to COVID-19, the disease caused by this strain of the virus.
