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#BYOD Supporting Students Via Their Own Devices - Business 2 Community http://t.co/TOxLra8UcN Via TechinBiz 
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At the present moment, mobile payments are thought of as mostly a payment system through the use of mobile phones.
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Payment-by-Things, now this is interesting to think in these terms but makes perfect sense
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San Francisco Chronicle
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(from the Curator of the IoT & Wearables): Silicon Valley being challenged by Reatailers setting up their own technology hubs. Target has been a major mover in this space for the last couple years on the data analysis of consumer trends, expect to see Target do really cool stuff.
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Gartner Top Technology Trends for 2014: BYOD, Smart Machines and More http://t.co/MIQ9Nvnl2S via @Scandit / Interesting read #mobile #IoT
Richard Platt's insight:
Now Gartner shows up w/ their analysis, where were these guys last year or the year before. Do not expect the Gartner's, Forrester's of the world to provide leading advice, they don't know how to get in front of the S-curve, of technology
Christopher Hyo Brown's curator insight,
March 28, 2014 8:16 AM
This piece refers to an article produced by Gartner "Top 10 strategic technology trends for 2014" the article shares its thoughts on which will be the most important technologies moving into the future. The article touches on three of the topics which I have covered as being the most important technologies of the next decade (mobile applications, 3-D printing, Smart machines). Furthermore this piece corroborates strongly with Stephen Cass's article "CES 2014 Trends: The 3-D Printing Industry Is Poised to Explode" in its belief that 3-D printing is set to become extremely prominent in the next few years.
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Using a wireless module’s excess processing capacity to replace the microcontroller can yield a cellular-equipped system that is smaller, more efficient, and much less expensive to produce.
Richard Platt's insight:
(From the Curator of Wearables and IoT) : A much better designed system for embedded (wearables), expect to see this only get better, as power consumption for wearables and IoT devices to go lower, not up, at least in most cases.
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Computer network http://t.co/tbXgKJRqa1
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Needed to see this, Wi-Fi boosting is a pain in the backside in my split level
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New Arduino Yún creates open-source design environment for Internet of Things applications:
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Note to Self: (The Curator of Wearables and Iot); Open source will be the dominant direction to pursue for IoT, many companies do not yet see this, and will attempt proprietary approaches, shun those proposed solutions, death watch for those technologies
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More objects are becoming embedded with sensors and gaining the ability to communicate. The resulting information networks promise to create new business models, improve business processes, and reduce costs and risks.
Richard Platt's insight:
Note to Self: (The Curator of Wearables and Iot); Even McKinsey thinks they have something to say about IoT and wearables. Do not trust those who do not have a deep background and research in a field, they inevitably do not understand what is required in order to be successful and/or effective. They are on a learning curve at best, and in this case at McKinsey are late comers to the game
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Various reports claim the Internet of Things will boost the global economy by trillions of dollars. Don't believe them. (Reports claim the Internet of Things will boost the global economy by trillions.
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Watch for the bubble on IoT, and then look for who is actually serving someone and doing the JTBD, they will be the winners
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A computer two millimeters square is the start of an effort to make chips that can put computer power just about anywhere for the vaunted “Internet of Things.” (Tiny Computers That Collect Data from Anywhere http://t.co/NmvHxLIi2x...
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Another take from MIT
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How IT needs to get ready for the next wave of connected devices.
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IT and CIO's are going to be behind the 8-ball if they don't learn about and use IoT i support of the business
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In the latest news from the “Internet of Things”, SAP AG is partnering with the University of Guelph on a research project ("SAP says it’s committed to making the “Internet of Things”" http://t.co/H8K0jZIWLG)...
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Part of SAP's strategy for IoT, University of Guelph and SAP developing the Internet of Things
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Social Media supports SEO in many ways through the combination of content marketing, search engine optimization (SEO) and social media optimization (SMO).
When content marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), and social media optimization (SMO), are working together, amazing things happen to your website traffic, analytics, social media reach, engagement and ultimately your ROI.
Read More: http://veepopat.ca/social-media-optimization/
Via Antonino Militello
Guillaume Decugis's curator insight,
November 12, 2013 10:58 AM
Nice visualization of the way social media reinforces SEO. The key takeaway is that it starts by publishing quality content: not necesseraily by creating it - curating it works too - and the main point is to have it shared and liked by a growing community of like-minded people who care about the same interest enough to curate it themselves and share it. 
2DiFore Marketing Solutions's curator insight,
November 21, 2013 8:34 AM
When asked "what is the ROI" in implementing a Social Media campaign, this visual is the answer! 
Viral Buzz UK's curator insight,
January 6, 2014 4:17 PM
Social media drives traffic and helps seo efforts
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Zeichick's Take: Programming and wearing the Internet of Things
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(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Cool history lesson all the way back to 1982 and the 1st internet connected device, a Coke machine in the MIT lab
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Proteus is building silicon, copper and magnesium chips of about 1mm squared that can be inserted into tablets -- these report via Bluetooth when a pill's been taken (The futur of healthcare lies in #IoT http://t.co/n5mgu6ijTy)...
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of Wearables and IoT) : Wearbles for Health care, but how safe are they, do I have to get a checkup from the proctologist (avoid that visit like the plague, very unpleasant)
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The mobile machine-to-machine module market jumped 10 percent sequentially in the first half of 2013, reaching $849 million, according to the latest stats from Infonetics Research.
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(from the Curator of Wearables and IoT) M2M Already increasing, an aspect of IoT and Wearables
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When I met Rachel Kalmar, Data Scientist at Misfit Wearables, earlier this year, she had 17 devices strapped to her body. The devices, which are mostly around her wrist, measured various parameters ranging from heartbeats to sleep cycles.
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(from the Curator of Wearables and the IoT): Excellent assessment of the challenges for IoT and Wearables
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Advances in Ubiquitous Computing: Future Paradigms and Directions IGI Publishing | 2008-03-07 | ISBN: 159904840X | 376 pages | PDF | 4 MB The development (Advances in Ubiquitous Computing: Future Paradigms and Directions Via Richard Kastelein
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Note to Self: (The Curator of Wearables and Iot); Cool book pick this one up, if you are in the Wearables, IoT, M2M, Semiconductor (product, process or design side of things) much to learn about this if you don't already know.
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Billing itself as the Napster of the connected world MakerSwarm wants to inspire a new generation of engineers.
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Hilarious - love this post on IoT
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With mobile technology, business software, and productivity apps at the forefront, you could easily benefit from a faster-paced work environment and employees who want to share, work together, and get things done quickly by using many of the same... Via TechinBiz
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Note to Self: The Curator of Wearables and IoT: Technology moving at High Speed, 1st Information, then Knowledge, and finally Wisdom, watch for those who can do this, most do not think or reflect on what they know or apply. In Business and Technoloygy being applied The fast will eat the slow, and the best competitor will be a fast, hungry, intelligent and cunning competitor who seeks to learn and win at the same time. Companies that do not embed this will be has been's
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There are many website development tools Via TechinBiz
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November 10, 2013 11:37 AM
10 great online Website Development Tools for Business
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RT @slashdot: Intel’s big plans for the Internet of Things (SlashBI) http://t.co/rjuIeQN5fU
Richard Platt's insight:
Different take on Intel's IoT division, interesting points
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The #Internet of Things http://t.co/Rp3QtlH8Xx : what world r u in ?
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MIT decides to chime in on IoT - Note to self: MIT is late to this, and they are not high enough up the learning curve - be careful of any MIT advice on IoT
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The Internet of Things is big, big business #Economist http://t.co/weNjIMsE2Z
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Economic Analysis on Iot - worth a read
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