Internet of Things

Forget about speed, the business jet performance metrics that matter most to executives are often the bandwidth, speed and coverage area of onboard connectivity equipment

PSafe CEO Marco DeMello spoke with Chief Executive about the things CEOs need to know about cybersecurity and mobile devices, where the biggest threats are moving forward and how he’s managed growth at PSafe.

To ensure companies achieve the full potential of AI – and to mitigate its potential risks – CEOs cannot relegate AI strategy to IT departments.

Midsize and smaller companies with tight resources to invest in a chief information security officer and trained IT security staff are most at risk to IoT-related threats.

While manufactures are eager to implement smart initiatives to improve operations and increase efficiencies, the return on investment isn’t always clear.

The pervasiveness of technology is changing the way industrial companies conduct commerce, and the Internet of Things is at the heart of that transformation.

Self-driving consumer vehicles may be still at least five years away, but pursuing those far-off visions is reshaping careers, companies and entire industries in the here and now.

After analyzing more than 150 technologies, PwC has whittled the list down to eight essential technologies they feel companies and boards should pay attention to.

Three CEOs shared their experiences using sensors and the Internet of Things to solve business challenges and bring advanced manufacturing from theory to practice.

While U.S. manufacturers are eagerly exploring opportunities and uses for the Internet of Things, German manufacturers are already far ahead of the game. A recent survey indicates that major European manufacturers are integrating IoT at a rate of nearly double that of American companies, and it’s time for American businesses to step up their IoT game.