Justin Grammens
In this issue we cover a number of great articles on security, big data, and a sweet Minneapolis based company with a product launching later this year called Reemo.
Additionally, I came across an article this week that got my passion around IoT ( and technology in general ) reignited. I've actually started talking with a few people on what an innovation lab similar to this or this might look like in the state of Minnesota. It's a long process and I'm currently in the ideation phase of trying to figure out the market and will set it apart from others. If you have a similar passion or resources to help make something like this succeed, please reach out to me at [email protected]. The state of Minnesota needs something like this and I would love any help or collaboration you can provide.
Finally, don't forget to register and attend the IoTFuse Conference on March 19th!
News
Internet of Things to Get Own Lab in Boulder as Part of Boomtown
The city of Boulder, CO launches an innovation lab as the city continues to see high levels of growth in technology startups and fostering an overall economic win. We need this in Minnesota!
5 Things You May Not Know About The Internet Of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) is making headlines these days. Here are five things that you may not know about the IoT and its application to business processes.
Security
How to Fail in the Internet of Things
Mot much of a surprise here by the headline... it's all about Security, Security, Security! It does point out some interesting ideas that software engineers and others who program these system should consider.
How to Protect Your Customers' Credit Card Information with Better Security Strategies
Criminals are getting smarter. As the article states, "These smarter and more intuitive experiences provide malicious actors opportunities to access private payment card data and other highly sensitive information."
The Politics of IoT Privacy
There is a lot being said and done to secure the end-to-end IoT systems via advanced policy-driven private and public keys, but more still needs to be done, and everyone involved in the system will have to figure it out.
Big Data
What's The Big Data?
"The Internet is not going through a radical transformation," Jim Heppelmann, President and CEO of PTC, explained. "It’s evolving. But the step-function change is happening in the things."
Employment
Research Software Engineer - Monsanto
The Information Technology team at Monsanto integrates technology and scientific expertise into our efforts to revolutionize plant breeding and biotechnology.
Java Software Engineer - PeopleNet
Are you passionate about technology? Do AngularJS and Bootstrap make your heart skip a beat? Are your shoes already first class citizens in the Internet of Things? Then this opportunity is right up your alley.
Wearables
Reemo | Wearable Technology That Gives You Control over Your World in Fun and Engaging Ways
Minneapolis based company, Reemo enables gesture control of the "Internet of Things". Amazing technology! I can't wait to see all of the applications that come from the work that this company is bringing to market.
Activity Trackers and the Internet of Things
The "Internet of Things" (IoT) is often described as a collection of connected sensors, but it actually involves not only the physical world, but the analysis of data and insight to allow us to take actions on the situation.
Events
IoT Fuse Conference - Minneapolis, MN - March 19th
@IoTFuse is a conference to unite accomplished doers, makers and hackers with the brightest executives, entrepreneurs and innovators from business. This event will align the Midwest toward a vision of where the Internet of Things is today, where it is headed in the future, and how technology can be used to improve the physical world in which we live. Register today before it sells out!
Microsoft Azure IoT Contest - CodeProject
Win cash by creating a Microsoft Azure application that unlocks the true power behind embedded and connected devices: the web services and applications that actually connect those devices. $10,000 in cash prizes.