It’s 1882. Thomas Edison has just surpassed his breakthrough invention—the first incandescent lightbulb—by collaborating with J.P. Morgan to open the first industrial-scale power station in the United States.

It’s easy to talk about all the cool things your company might do to leverage the Internet of Things (IoT). Figuring out how you’re actually going to make them work for your business is a bit more challenging — particularly the part about how to monetize them.

What are connected products? They’re not some science experiment coming to us in the future. They’re already a part of everyday life. Smart thermostats remotely control home heating and cooling. Printers automatically order new ink cartridges before they run out…

Harvard Business Review, McKinsey, and Gartner all agree: The Internet of Things (IoT) will transform business.

Modern cities are highly complex environments, each with its own unique challenges and priorities.

Springing from the Himalayan mountains and flowing into the Bay of Bengal, the Ganges has been the holy river of India for centuries.

The end goal of your IoT journey is to transform not just physically, but mentally. You’ve connected the appropriate devices and identified the data that will provide the greatest value in terms of ROI.

The Internet of Things is more than the act of deploying modern tools or working in the cloud. Today’s “born in the cloud” companies are succeeding because they started with a transformational mindset.

In developed countries we give little thought to whether our water is clean or how it got there.