Oct 28, 2014
At $18B, the Connected Car is an Ideal Market for the Internet of Things
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At $18B, the Connected Car is an Ideal Market for the Internet of Things
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Today the Application Developers Alliance launched a Working Group to champion data driven innovation. The Data, Analytics, and Security Working Group will develop best practices for transparent and secure collection, analysis, storage, sharing, and use of consumer data. The Group will also help shape global public policies that are balanced and protect innovative data use.
…“Developers are using data to build products that make us smarter, healthier, and more efficient, but with these innovations comes the need to ensure data collection is transparent and secure,” said Jon Potter, President of the Application Developers Alliance.
…[Alec] Saunders also discusses BlackBerry’s new Internet of Things initiative, codenamed Project Ion, and the new Working Group on the Voices of the Industry podcast.
Ericsson will serve as the Group’s chair. Initial members include Apollo Matrix, appFigures, Applico, AppsFlyer, AT&T, Banjo, Factual, Flurry, Google, Holland & Knight, Intel, mParticle, New Relic, Sprint, Syniverse Technologies, and Yahoo.
America’s Innovators Need Patent Litigation Alternative
Today the App Developers Alliance briefed Senate staff on the need to expand the Covered Business Method (CBM) patent review program. CBM provides a less expensive, faster, administrative alternative to patent litigation, but currently, it only applies to financial services business method patents.
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