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Real-time, wearable monitoring technologies are poised to up-end the current model of health care away from the home. How quickly will the industry and individuals adapt?
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Last week, the world narrowly escaped what could have been one of the largest and most crippling cyber attacks in history. And yet, there has been minimal media coverage of what (almost) happened.
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If it succeeds, the proposal could establish the US equivalent of the European Union’s landmark privacy law known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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When access to health data is married with thoughtfully designed solutions that reliably influence behavior for good, then the path to personalized healthcare accelerates.
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One industry almost certainly needs more regulation that exists today: Healthcare
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The next 10 years will bring significant advances in curing disease, improving crop yields and personalizing medicine. All of these are driven by our capability to analyze data sets at unprecedented scale.
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Too many people fixate on the “thing,” thinking IoT is only about devices. This couldn’t be further from the truth. IoT is about the automation of data.
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Frequently, averages are used by politicians, lobbyists, salespeople and storytellers to frame data towards the conclusion they want their audience to intuit.
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Some states are regulating data protections to protect consumers while other states are regulating protection for industry.
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Over the last 10 years, my team at RIoT and I have interfaced with more that 3,000 companies that...
