WeSpeakt IoT Editorial section with in-depth news coverage, market insights and opinion pieces about the Internet of Things.
An recent article in the New York Times makes you sit up and take notice: Contrary to general expectations, self-driving cars would lie further in the future than had been assumed. The newspaper quotes managers of the automotive industry and […]
Up to 40 percent savings through the use of modern measurement technology, system control and good ventilation in Smart Buildings.
Those who want to generate sustainable value from data need a strategic approach. In the first part of this article, three simple data-driven business models were presented. The second part presents networked models.
Data, they say, is the new gold. But how do you turn one into the other? Anyone who wants to generate sustainable value from data needs a strategic approach. We present 5 data-driven business models in this two-part article. Data-driven […]
The Internet of Things is growing rapidly. Millions, if not billions, of new devices will be connected worldwide in the coming years. This confronts the Internet with new challenges to master. Due to its architecture and technologies, the World Wide […]
IoT in the energy sector: With smart metering, i. e. the digital measurement of consumer data, infrastructure companies in the energy market launching their first IoT concepts. Now it is time to use the data gained to develop new business models before large Internet companies seize this lucrative part of the business.
When it comes to data protection and privacy, the Germans are somewhat special. Arguably nowhere else in the world do people love to debate so passionately about technological innovations. Whether it is Google Streetview, digital voice assistants or even smoke […]
What is tenant electricity? While it was previously possible for property owners in Germany to generate and use their own energy on or in the building or to feed it into the public electricity grid, they could not pass the electricity on to their tenants. A legislative amendment makes this now possible.
Driven by innovative technologies in the field of sensors, computing speed and battery life, it is conceivable that our clothing will increasingly change over the next few years. The so-called “Smart clothes” are clothes characterized by traditional protective and representative functions in combination with digital and technical features.
Smart services such as car sharing, or package tracking form a central foundation for future digital business models. Companies that know how to innovatively exploit the potential of data open up completely new business opportunities.
