TTI Insights
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California Leads the Way on IoT Cybersecurity, Bans Default Passwords
California’s new IoT cybersecurity law takes aim at smart device manufactures that expose their customers to unnecessary cybersecurity risks. With...
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Can Edge Computing Succeed in the Classroom?
The decentralization of data towards the “edge” of the cloud is on the rise thanks to developments like the IoT and the increasing number of...
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How Edge Computing & the IoT Can Help Organizations Make Better (and Faster) Decisions
To achieve maximal efficiency, businesses must process and analyze data in near-real-time — to do that, they need edge computing. As any business...
VIDEO: A Guide to Duress Alarms — What Are They and How Do They Work?
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Considering Hyper-converged Infrastructure? Ask Yourself These Three Questions
As hyper-converged IT infrastructures become increasingly mainstream, enterprises must brush up on the approach lest they fall behind industry...
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Preparing the Enterprise for Digital Twin Technology
Merging the physical and digital worlds, digital twin technology has the potential to transform the enterprise.
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Beyond 5G: Seeking Solutions for the Coming Data Deluge
5G has the potential to redefine our understanding of networking, but only if we prepare our entire IT infrastructure for a new era in connectivity....
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The State of Fog Computing
By combining the power of edge computing with the flexibility of the cloud, fog computing has the potential to boost the efficiency of IT operations...
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Recent Uptick in Mass Shootings Highlights Need for Better Physical Security Solutions
The growing threat of mass shootings highlights the need for better security measures. In just the second half of September, mass workplace shootings...
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What Can the Internet of Things Do for the Enterprise?
The IoT has the potential to transform the way we do business, but enterprises need to ensure their infrastructure is prepared to capitalize on the...
