#iot basics

MongoDB and Bosch Software Innovations have collaborated to build a powerful IoT application platform to support these new IoT (Internet of Things) business models. Watch our three-part webinar series where we provide an overview of use cases, key capabilities, best practices and implementation examples for leveraging the Big Data and NoSQL features of this IoT platform.

Electric Vehicles, the Smart Grid and the Internet of Things - How Everything will be Integrated in the Smart City of Tomorrow

The Internet of Things (IoT) will forever change the way businesses interact with consumers and each other. To derive true value from these devices, and ultimately drive the next fundamental shift in how we live and operate, requires the ability to pool this data and build models that drive real and significant actions.

DLA Piper’s Internet of Things group invites you to the fourth session in our series of one-hour webinars, on the Smart Home. In this session, we will provide an overview of the legal issues surrounding the development of technologies which will enable the vision of the Smart Home to be a reality, including:

MongoDB and Bosch Software Innovations have collaborated to build a powerful IoT application platform to support these new IoT (Internet of Things) business models. Watch our three-part webinar series where we provide an overview of use cases, key capabilities, best practices and implementation examples for leveraging the Big Data and NoSQL features of this IoT platform

As devices and systems connected to the Internet of Things generate streaming data on a global scale, firms need effective strategies for identifying and leveraging this data in new applications. That may require the integration and analysis of data from internal legacy sources, current customer-generated data, and external sources from partners and data service providers. The data management and analytics tools of the last decade may be able to handle the volume of data, but they simply can’t keep up with the speed at which it must be processed.

As more and more devices are connected, threats to data and cyber attacks are becoming more prevalent. This one hour webinar will provide an advanced discussion on key security topics for M2M and IoT programs. The speakers will also provide the necessary guidelines to assess your vulnerabilities and what you must to do protect your information. Topics covered include: The "risk points" for M2M and IoT applications.