by Dominic Whaley | Oct 2, 2019 | Cyber Security, Guest Blogs, Internet of Things, IoT, K2 Blog
The Internet of Things (IoT) is everywhere nowadays – it’s in most households and offices. However, these devices have been increasingly seen as a potential risk for cybersecurity: A study by Symantec revealed that IoT cyber-attacks increased by a staggering...
by AW | Aug 14, 2019 | Internet of Things, IoT, K2 Blog
IT is an industry that never sleeps – or rests, for that matter. Emerging technologies are all around us; shaping the way we do business, live our lives, even the way we interact with our friends and families. The IT sector constantly evolves throughout every industry...
by Dominic Whaley | Apr 24, 2019 | AI/Robotics, Enterprise Cloud, Enterprise on Premise, Industry News, Internet of Things, IoT, K2 Blog, Predictive Analytics
Early adopters have already been reaping the benefits of AI, but 2019 stands as the year that technologies such as AI, machine learning, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and predictive analytics move from a novelty to standard practice for businesses in a wide variety...
by Dominic Whaley | Feb 12, 2019 | Industry News, Internet of Things, IoT, K2 Blog
In this series, we are highlighting the companies that are spurring on digital transformation in a wide variety of sectors. For this post, we sat down with CareZapp, a leading provider of innovative technical solutions in the healthcare sector to discuss their use of...
by Dominic Whaley | Jun 15, 2018 | Big Data, Digital, Industry News, Internet of Things, IoT
Welcome back for Part 2 (Part 1 here) of our exploration through the Internet of Things, where you will see how everything from our clothes to cows can be connected: Cows Agriculture is sometimes wrongly assumed as being behind the times when it comes to technology....
by Dominic Whaley | Jun 12, 2018 | AI/Robotics, Big Data, Cloud, Industry News, Internet of Things, IoT, Uncategorized
When speaking about the internet of things, objects such as SmartTVs and cars often come to mind, but how far can we take these concepts and apply them to everyday items and tasks. Read below to find out how far researchers and companies have already connected...
