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::: nBlog ::: Many businesses, and sometimes whole industries are now trying to assess the opportunities provided by the Internet of Things, Industrial Internet, Industrie

Spimes, the next generation digital twins, and everything related are not widely known yet but… … the Internet-of-Things (IoT) now features regularly even in mainstream

::: nBlog ::: My car from 2003, like most cars today, has a standard Electronic Control Unit (ECU), a 400MHz computer with 120+ digital inputs

::: nBlog ::: When discussing Spimes and the Internet-of-Things with a customer, partner or journalist, cybersecurity usually comes up within two to five minutes. There are now

::: nBlog ::: One of our board members put it well last week: It’s all about the team and track. When you know you’re doing the

::: nBlog ::: Quite a few years ago I bought a relatively large Meade telescope in order to gaze nearby planets and stars. Artificial light in the

::: nBlog ::: In discussions with our customers and prospects, especially with those related to the public sector, notions like ‘open APIs, ‘open standards’, ‘non-proprietary architecture’ are

::: nBlog ::: Our former SVP Sales Jukka Veteläsuo once told me a simple management aid for important decisions: Take company core values, stare at

::: nBlog ::: Today’s Internet-of-Things/Industrial Internet buzz is mostly centered around traditional and tangible physical objects, such as smart wristbands, environmental sensors or vehicles. This is

::: nBlog ::: In the European IoT Summit two weeks ago I had the pleasure joining a crisp panel discussion with Telefonica, Microsoft, Fujitsu and Libelium. We concentrated on manufacturing, and the effects