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The post-pandemic world will embrace technology much faster than it was previously forecasted to. But the breakneck pace of tech adoption will be focused on a few innovations that would readily yield tangible benefits as the world grapples with the problem of reviving the economy. This post will delineate the megatrends in technology and the possibility of a more immediate adoption globally.

Internet of Things devices (IoT) has the capability of connecting with the internet in any way taking technology beyond standard devices like computers and smartphones. The following is a roundup of some of the most popular practical applications of Internet of Things devices across industries.

There’s a lot that your workplace needs to do to prepare for IoT and automation. Enterprises need to clearly understand their business needs and how IoT and automation can give them real value. Furthermore, enterprises also need to take several security measures when incorporating IoT because the risk of a data breach is particularly high with unsecured IoT networks.

For the past couple of years, businesses across the globe have been using Azure Internet of Things (IoT) in the development of groundbreaking applications for various industries. However, ushering a successful digital transformation also means having a deep understanding of our physical world and the interactions between objects, people, and locations.

In recent years, there has been an explosion of the amount of data being generated by all organizations across the globe. As such, manually handling all of the operational processes and workflow isn’t just a herculean task, it’s an impossibility. Manufacturers and businesses no longer have an option — they have to go digital.

Did you know that the term “Smart Building” actually dates back to the 1980s? The term was coined when the prospect of networking and connectivity opened up new avenues on what could be achieved. In the modern digital age, the term “smart building” has come to be associated with the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

The Internet of Things (IoT) is busy connecting the entire world, one home at a time. Amazon recently announced its intentions to conquer the home even more with an entirely new range of Alexa-powered devices including microwaves, kettles and electrical outlets.

Cyberattacks have become commonplace over the past decade. In fact, in 2016, cybercrime cost the U.S. economy between $57 billion to $109 billion.