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GigaOm Radar for GitOps
In the GigaOm report “ Key Criteria for Evaluating GitOps Solutions,” we defined GitOps as “an approach to supporting continuous delivery that…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Solutions
Enterprise cybersecurity is typically composed of multiple security solutions from various vendors combined with a security information and event management (SIEM) and/or…
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Relational Databases in the Cloud: Masters of Federation
Relational database management systems (RDBMSes) have been around for a long time, and they are very much still with us. The on-premises…
Watch NowKey Criteria for Evaluating Policy as Code Solutions
Organizations create, manage, update, and remove policies that provide guidance on how people should behave or perform their jobs. These policies can…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hybrid Cloud Data Protection: Large Enterprises
Data is still one of the most crucial assets in any enterprise today, and as such, it needs to be adequately protected.…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hybrid Cloud Data Protection: Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Besides a steady adoption of software as a service (SaaS) applications and an increasingly complex regulatory landscape, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs)…
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GigaOm Solution Profile: Gluware
Founded in 2007, Gluware provides a suite of intent-based, idempotent network automation solutions with closed-loop verification enabling extensible, scalable, and secure multi-vendor,…
Read MoreGigaOm Sonar: Integration Infrastructure Management and Transaction Observability
In simple terms, integration infrastructure enables integration among various applications, services, and data sources. This process typically includes message-oriented middleware (MoM), integration…
Read MoreNew Open Connectivity Foundation combines Open Interconnect Consortium and AllSeen Alliance
Update 21 February 2016 — I received email from Sophie Sleck of Blanc & Otis: OCF is not unifying OIC and AllSeen, this…
Read MoreA technological map of the future
When people ask me what I am researching, I confess it can be a difficult question to answer. Sometimes I will highlight…
Read MoreCorporations can be people, and now, cars can be their own drivers
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Agency may have adroitly resolved the notion of driver accountability for the coming smart car future.…
Read MoreData security, the future of work and the consumerisation dilemma
This post is sponsored by Samsung. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Data security has never been as hard as it is today. And…
Read MoreSony making a bet on IoT
Two stories in the news at the same time about Sony that draws a picture of the company’s plans. The first is…
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Thinking differently about digital signage
Screens, it seems, are everywhere these days. Printers and watches, tablets and smartphones all have high-resolution digital displays; front rooms and shared…
Read MoreBlah blah blah: We’re going to be talking a lot in 2016
I’ve been slowly digesting Talk to Me, the collection of essays edited by Paola Antonelli (of MoMA) over the holidays. As she…
Read MoreA new retail model for a new class of devices
Heading into CES I’ve been thinking about all of the connected consumer devices flooding the market, some of them from established manufacturers…
Read MoreThe future of the sensor market
I’ve written previously about how declining sensor costs are a key facet of IoT. Along with cheaper compute costs, better (and also…
Read MoreAsking the product
I’ve begun to hear a meme infecting the philosophy of product development and IoT. Suppose you have a question about how to…
Read MoreIoT trends in the mobile carrier market
Wireless analyst Chetan Sharma rolled out his numbers on the US mobile market a couple weeks ago, with some indicators of where…
Read MoreGoogle goggles go monocular
Recent leaks suggest that Google is heading its former Google Glass efforts in a practical and less glassholey direction. As I have…
Read MoreBill Gates actually gets it
It seems that at every UN Conference on Climate Change, the conversation is always about reaching a global deal for emissions cuts.…
Read MoreThe consumer IoT standards wars
On the same day during the second week in November both Bluetooth and Thread announced major updates and roadmaps for their respective network…
Read MoreIoT Hardware Opportunities
The proliferation of connected devices that is the heart of the Internet of Things, both at a consumer and an industrial level,…
Read MoreOrange’s cellular strategy for IoT
Last week Ericsson announced that it was working with Orange Telecom to test three networks. Handset makers working with carriers to optimize…
Read MoreIs a firmware update a new product?
In September Panasonic did something indicative of just how much connected devices have changed marketing, sales and consumer expectations. It charged $99…
Read MoreCompetitive pressures in the IoT software market
I heard a story from an IoT software platform vendor recently about this year’s IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin. At the…
Read MoreApproaching security in IoT
It seems that the 50 billion connected devices by 2020 figure has become a shorthand for describing just how much the networking…
Read MoreGoogle Inbox Smart Reply: Cognition Meets Communication
How hot is work chat in the enterprise? So trendy that it’s now being used to improve the very thing it’s supposedly…
Read MoreConsumer Data: Are Attitudes about Sharing with Brands Shifting?
You don’t have to have been an internet user fifteen years ago to know things were different then; it was the time…
Read MoreBig IT goes after IoT
If I look back at the last 18 months in IoT, I see a period where big IT has gotten serious about…
Read MoreConnected cars: Objects in the future are closer than they appear
Today, because some connected products are more clever than critical (see Budweiser’s smart refrigerator) while others generate more buzz than users (see smartwatches),…
Read MoreWhen IoT creates a new service
One of the challenges of IoT is figuring out the value of the data coming from so many connected devices. In industrial…
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