Making The Transition From Human-To-Human To Machine-To-Machine With The ADAM-2000

Posted by Jeremy Miller | Date: February 24, 2014

In its infancy, the Internet provided most users a new means of human-to-human communication. If I visited your company’s website, it was to see and read graphical and textual information about your company and its products, and to identify an email address or phone number by which to contact you. Next came e-commerce, or human-to-machine…

Securing the Internet of Things

Posted by Jeremy Miller | Date: February 17, 2014

I wrote recently about the consumer-IoT’s “basket of remotes” problem, the realization that the growing divergence of a “hodge-podge of ad hoc solutions managed through fragmented systems” risks needlessly complicating consumer’s already busy lives. Fortunately, industrial and commercial sources such as Advantech are already well ahead of their consumer counterparts in delivering comprehensive integrated IoT…

Zebra and LifeMed ID, A Symbiotic Alliance for Greater Patient Safety

Posted by RAD DeRose | Date: February 5, 2014

Although Zebra Technologies had long since established its position as a world-class provider of patient-identification tools, it recently strengthened its already formidable patient-ID solutions by entering a strategic alliance with LifeMed ID, Inc. This symbiotic alliance integrates LifeMed ID’s unique Cloud-based patient-authentication systems with Zebra’s secure printers to achieve even greater certainty and efficiency to…

How Can Technology Keep Me Safe?

Posted by RAD DeRose | Date: January 17, 2014

Technology has not only made the way for communities to make improvements and bring the life back to certain areas, but it also has had a significant, positive impact in Law Enforcement. Technology has allowed officials to not only keep our communities safer, but has also helped them to mitigate their own risk, which is…

Big Data To The Rescue!

Posted by RAD DeRose | Date: December 6, 2013

What is Big Data and how is it used? We get this question a lot. We defi ne big data as huge amounts of data collected through the public sector. It’s all the data compiled from police departments, the DMV, the DOT, our courthouses, etc. There are others, like retailers, who also collect data that…