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The IoT is one of the hottest technology topics in 2015 and will continue to be the subject of hype and conjecture for the next five years.

Aussie power and surge protection distributor NPS has launched its assault on the Kiwi market with the opening of an Auckland office.

While the IoT has reached an all-time high of hype and hyperbole, more and more organisations plan to deploy IoT technologies in the coming year.

Analysts often blur the lines between M2M and IoT, yet distinctions remain crucial, particularly for telecoms focusing on connectivity.

The telecoms industry will shift to a platform-based approach in 2016, according to insights from IDC Asia Pacific.

New reports sound the alarm: Up to 35% of UK, 47% of US jobs at risk as AI advances could widen wealth gaps, leaving many struggling.

It's a given that technology will be ubiquitous in every aspect of business, but how it will be used and the impact it will have is up for discussion.

Major Internet of Things opportunities are expected as the trend continues to transform industries, according to research firm Frost & Sullivan.

The convergence of OT and IT is posing security risks as OT systems lack security infrastructure, says BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

he RV50 provides mission-critical LTE communication and remote monitoring for industrial IoT application, including utilities and infrastructure.

Huawei has completed the industry's first multi-vendor Wireless Transport SDN Proof of Concept (PoC) with the Open Networking Foundation (ONF).

Many techies of a certain age have fond memories of OS/2. Where Windows 3 was a crash prone disaster, OS/2 offered industrial strength stability.

A slew of newly connected gadgets controlled through mobile apps and feed personal data into the cloud are driving a wave of interest in the IoT.

In the bad old days keeping a PC secure was simple. Nowadays, a huge chunk of our lives exists online, and digital security issues have escalated.

A who's who of New Zealand's information security community are among the judging panel for the inaugural iSANZ InfoSec awards.

A pan flute playing South American llama is the headline act as Schneider Electric pushes its 'operational intelligence' approach to IoT.

Organisations, particularly those that are housing valuable or sensitive information, need to be on alert for threats that use little to no malware.

Webroot has launched a security toolkit to help protect the internet of things, with cloud-based, real-time threat intelligence.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the nature of cybersecurity and redrawing the lines of IT responsibilities for the enterprise.

The need for Lean Business Analysis is growing as traditional change methods become a blocker in the third wave of the digital age.