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Radix IoT 2021 Predictions: Resilience was the mantra of 2020, 2021 will be the year of security
December 21st, 2020
2020 has been a year of disruption for everyone living on planet Earth. Interestingly, technology has been a positive force in 2020 offering stability and growth. Though not without hurdles, the data industry (and I.T. if I were to include a category) was pushed into an amazing race to prove its claims.
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Edging toward remote management of edge data centers
December 18th, 2020
Data centers are expanding beyond large-format facilities and moving to the edge—and for very good reasons. A distributed architecture helps localize computing power closer to customers, decreasing latency, and expediting data transfer.
Smart City Infrastructure – Utilities Making Sense of Deep and IoT Data
December 3rd, 2020
With expanding urbanization, municipalities face major challenges of efficient management of public services with technologies that can improve urban-centric infrastructure. By 2050 some 68 percent of the world’s population will live in urban areas according to the UN.
Prepare for the Avalanche of Data Expected On Black Friday and Cyber Monday
November 16th, 2020
With most major events and celebrations cancelled this year due to the ongoing Pandemic, and social-distancing protocols, online shopping will remain a constant. With upcoming Black Friday and Cyber Monday super deals, e-commerce is expected to spike as consumers will rush to take advantage of the very early deals offered by some major retailers: Walmart, BestBuy, Amazon, Target and others.
Sky’s the limit — and answer — for Genesis Systems’ atmospheric water generators
October 20th, 2020
Pulling water out of thin air — a concept too good to be true or too obvious to ignore?
IoT Evolution – Radix IoT Platform Launched Through Combination of BitBox and Mango IoT
October 6th, 2020
Radix IoT, offering IoT monitoring and intelligent management, recently announced the launch of its new IoT platform for remote monitoring, process management, and data aggregation intelligence for operational excellence and efficiency of multi-site critical facilities.
IT Security Wire, An interview with Radix IoT CTO, Michael Skurla – How Advancements in IoT Platforms help Industrial Enterprises Flourish
October 1st, 2020
“A real IoT platform is an ecosystem that connects to existing systems and infrastructure already deployed, allowing communication and data aggregation, while also allowing the flexibility to add more IoT devices and subsystems over time,”
Network Products Guide, An interview with Radix IoT CTO, Michael Skurla – NPG CTO Of the Year Awardee in the 15th Annual 2020 IT World Award®
September 16th, 2020
Mango OS from Radix IoT offers limitless monitoring and management rooted in intelligence. This browser-based software/hardware platform empowers users to access, collect, decipher and store limitless data variety and volume, from multiple sources and portfolio sizes.
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Radix IoT CTO, Michael Skurla Wins CTO Of the Year Award
Radix IoT–offering limitless monitoring and management rooted in intelligence–today announced that Network Products Guide IT World Awards 2020, industry’s leading technology research and advisory guide, has named company CTO, Michael Skurla as a Chief Technology Officer of the Year | Silver Winner in the 15th Annual 2020 Network PG’s IT World Awards®.
Radix IoT Platform Launch Poised To Disrupt The IoT Sector
September 15th, 2020
Market’s Most Unified IoT Platform Transforms Multi-Site Edge Critical Facilities Monitoring and Data Aggregation Intelligence.
Orlando’s VA Medical Center at Lake Nona updates digital infrastructure
July 13th, 2020
Most use cases of IoT (Internet of Things) in healthcare fall into clinical applications (from traditional thinking)– from medical devices to procedures to records. But there is more to digital technologies’ application within healthcare facilities, clinics and hospitals.
Health and Safety During the COVID-19 Pandemic: New Technologies and Remote Work Become the New Normal
July 8th, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way we work and even after the virus moves on and life returns to “normal,” the way that we work will not return to the “normal” we once knew.
