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L'agence Chartbeat a analysé le trafic Internet redirigé pendant deux mois depuis Facebook, Google Search et Twitter vers 700 sites Internet. No comment yet.
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l'Usine Digitale 03/03/16 : "Roaming permanent pour les objets connectés, codes identifiants pour les constructeurs ou portabilité des numéros : le Berec, l'office européen des régulateurs télécoms, dessine les lignes d'une future régulation pour les communications M2M... Via Serge Meunier
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Au Royaume-Uni aussi, le chiffrement est en débat depuis les attentats en France et aux États-Unis.
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Here are some key points from the report: In total, we project there will be 34 billion devices connected to the internet by 2020, up from 10 billion in 2015. IoT devices will account for 24 billion, while traditional computing devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, etc.) will comprise 10 bifllion.
Nearly $6 trillion will be spent on IoT solutions over the next five years.
Businesses will be the top adopter of IoT solutions. They see three ways the IoT can improve their bottom line by 1) lowering operating costs; 2) increasing productivity; and 3) expanding to new markets or developing new product offerings.... Via Jeff Domansky, ana spireanu, massimo facchinetti, Patrick Bouillaud
michel verstrepen's insight:
The Internet of Things (IoT) is poised to go gangbusters. 
Inforce Computing's curator insight,
March 10, 2016 3:05 AM
The Internet of Things (IoT) is poised to go gangbusters. 
Tony Guzman's curator insight,
March 10, 2016 10:15 AM
This article is an excellent follow-up to my previous one on the "Internet of Things". Very informative graphic included. 
delphine crommelinck's curator insight,
March 23, 2016 5:22 AM
The Internet of Things (IoT) is poised to go gangbusters.
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Big data : La 5e édition du salon Big Data Paris a été l'occasion de prendre le pouls des projets menés dans les entreprises exploitant les technologies d'analys...
Via Patrick Bouillaud
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Having a strong web presence is mandatory, even for small businesses just starting out. Via Daniel Watson
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Few will dispute that a modern website is essential to any business hoping to remain at the forefront of their industry. For those whose business website is no longer newish, or for those business owners just starting the process of building a website, knowing what features are a must have is important information. This excellent infographic should prove very useful for anyone reviewing an existing website, or currently planning to build one from scratch. 
Norman Demers's curator insight,
March 20, 2016 8:42 AM
Few will dispute that a modern website is essential to any business hoping to remain at the forefront of their industry. For those whose business website is no longer newish, or for those business owners just starting the process of building a website, knowing what features are a must have is important information. This excellent infographic should prove very useful for anyone reviewing an existing website, or currently planning to build one from scratch. 
Alex Dolhescu's curator insight,
March 22, 2016 4:40 PM
Few will dispute that a modern website is essential to any business hoping to remain at the forefront of their industry. For those whose business website is no longer newish, or for those business owners just starting the process of building a website, knowing what features are a must have is important information. This excellent infographic should prove very useful for anyone reviewing an existing website, or currently planning to build one from scratch. 
Martin-Elmore's curator insight,
August 25, 2017 7:12 PM
Creating a Website that promotes your business is key to success. The features mentioned in this article ... should help anyone want to brand themselves as experts in the business. #essentialoilsbusiness #doTERRA #oillov.com #oilliv.com
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Deux dispositions, adoptées dans le cadre du Projet de loi numérique vont sensiblement changer le travail des chercheurs en France. Elles concernent, d’une part la publication en libre accès d’articles scientifiques dans certaines conditions, d’autre part le traitement et la fouille automatique de données dans un corpus constitué. Des parlementaires déterminés ont bravé l’opposition des … Via ANRT Lille
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One of the highlights of last week’s Content2Conversion conference was a keynote by the always-stimulating Tim Riesterer of Corporate Visions, who argued that an effective sales presentation should (1) start with an unfamiliar factoid that shows...
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Despite the disruptive impact that digital transformation is having on organisations globally, it is still at the embryonic stage of maturity in government, according to the 2016 CIO Agenda survey by Gartner, Inc.
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La propriété intellectuelle et les créations d'employés https://t.co/kZRR2MRl9T via @FLejeuneAvocat
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Le Haut-Commissariat aux droits de l'homme de l'ONU a décidé de soutenir officiellement Apple dans l'affaire qui l'oppose au FBI. Le chiffrement doit rester un droit fondamental, même dans les affaires de terrorisme.
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De nouvelles structures citoyennes permettent à des bénévoles de s'engager pour des projets concrets visant à changer le monde par l'innovation. Via Bernard BRUNET
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A clever way forward for powering the internet of things.
Many prophets of information technology (IT) believe that the next big movement in their field will be the “internet of things”. This, they hope, will connect objects hitherto beyond the reach of IT’s tendrils so that, for example, your sofa can buzz your phone to tell you that you have left your wallet behind, or your refrigerator can order your groceries without you having to make a shopping list. That, though, will mean putting chips in your sofa, your wallet and your fridge to enable them to talk to the rest of the world. And those chips will need power, not least to run their communications.
Sometimes, this power will come from the electricity grid or a battery. But that is not always convenient. However Shyam Gollakota and his colleagues at the University of Washington, in Seattle, think they have at least part of an answer to the problem. They propose to reconfigure a chip’s communications so that they need almost no power to work.
Most conceptions of the internet of things assume the chips in sofas, wallets, fridges and so on will use technologies such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to communicate with each other—either directly, over short ranges, or via a base-station connected to the outside world, over longer ones. For a conventional chip to broadcast a Wi-Fi signal requires two things. First, it must generate a narrow-band carrier wave. Then, it must impress upon this wave a digital signal that a receiver can interpret.
Following Moore’s law, the components responsible for doing the impressing have become ever more efficient over the past couple of decades. Those generating the carrier wave, however, have not.
Dr Gollakota and his team reasoned that it should be possible to separate the jobs of generation and impression. The system they have designed has a central transmitter (which might be built into a Wi-Fi router) that broadcasts a pure carrier wave. Dr Gollakota’s new chips then impress binary data on this carrier wave by either reflecting it (for a one) or absorbing it (for a zero). Whether a chip reflects or absorbs the signal depends on whether or not its aerial is earthed, which is in turn controlled by a simple switch.
Not having to generate its own carrier wave reduces a chip’s power consumption ten-thousandfold, for throwing the switch requires only a minuscule amount of current. Moreover, though Dr Gollakota’s prototypes do still use batteries, this current could instead be extracted from the part of the carrier wave that is absorbed.
The chips in this system, which Dr Gollakota plans to unveil on March 17th at the USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation in Santa Clara, California can, he claims, transmit data at a rate of up to 11 megabits a second to smartphones or laptops over 30 metres (100 feet) away, and through walls. Though that rate is worse than standard Wi-Fi it is ten times better than the low-energy form of Bluetooth which is the current favourite for the internet of things. Via Levin Chin, Dr. Stefan Gruenwald, THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY 
Brenda West Mccullers's curator insight,
March 5, 2016 3:10 PM
Interesting article on "the next big movement" in the field of the internet. #technology #Wi-Fi #communication
Tony Guzman's curator insight,
March 10, 2016 10:05 AM
This article talks about the "Internet of Things" (IoT). Lately the scenarios shared here seem to be closer to reality. Thoughts?
Tony Guzman's curator insight,
March 10, 2016 10:09 AM
This article talks about the "Internet of Things" (IoT). Lately the scenarios shared here seem to be closer to reality. Thoughts?
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…People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. Via Nicolas Deloyer
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Le Département de la Justice américain a décidé de faire appel après la décision d'un tribunal de New York d'autoriser Apple à ne pas coopérer avec la justice pour débloquer...
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A service built on Nuage Networks from Nokia’s Virtualized Network Services offering, MySDN Cloud VPN uses the latest in SDN (which stands for software-defined networking) tech.
Via Patrick Bouillaud
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As some tech sectors show signs of slowing, cloud services have created remarkable demand for highly educated engineers and mathematicians. And they are being compensated very well.
Via Patrick Bouillaud
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Depuis le jeudi 3 mars, Apple a lancé le compte @AppleSupport sur Twitter. La marque à la pomme n'était guère présente sur les réseaux sociaux, voici donc une preuve qu'elle s'y intéresse de plus en plus.
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Phoronix is the leading technology website for Linux hardware reviews, open-source news, Linux benchmarks, open-source benchmarks, and computer hardware tests.
Via F. Thunus
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uCoin est un projet de crypto-monnaie qui a pour but d’implémenter une monnaie libre au sens la Théorie relative de la monnaie, dont les logiciels sont distribués sous licences libres. Elle permettra la mise en place d’un équivalent du revenu de base par création monétaire : le dividende universel ou DU. Le projet uCoin a été lancé en juin 2013 par Cédric Moreau, alias cgeek. Cette monnaie repose sur la Théorie relative de la monnaie, TRM, développée par Stéphane Laborde, alias Ğaluel. uCoin a hérité des principes de fonctionement du projet OpenUDC. Ce projet initié par Jean-Jacques Brucker alias jbar en novembre 2011 n’est pas aussi avancé que le projet uCoin et ne connaît pas le même rythme de développement. OpenUDC est écrit en langage C et est basé sur le serveur web lighttpd. Via Bernard BRUNET
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Facebook annonce le lancement de “Portait de votre entreprise”, un outil gratuit pour créer une présentation vidéo d'entreprises. Via Arobasenet, @krisdenerf, Augustin, Cédric Debacq 
Abdelhamid Niati's curator insight,
March 3, 2016 6:39 AM
Facebook lance un outil pour créer le Portrait vidéo de votre entreprise
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Ce nouveau réseau social français mise sur la sécurité et la confidentialité.
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Are you ready to create the perfect Twitter marketing strategy? Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com, THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY |
