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Network monitoring firm Ipswitch surveyed 288 IT professionals and found that a small majority of them use wearable technology. Almost two-thirds of participants, however, said that their company did not have IT policies in place to manage them.
@_delconte, the vice president and athletics director at the University of Texas, summarizes #AIIoTAustin on the he… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
IoT Deals and Partnerships: Ford, Microsoft, Lockheed Martin and More dlvr.it/SdHpkQ https://t.co/ffKYexfcoG
AI-powered Model can Predict Eczema in Babies dlvr.it/SdDqZY https://t.co/GEss4QJalx
Four universities have joined the @NFL mouthguard #sensor program dlvr.it/SdDlqz https://t.co/AAdLcWAhSB
IoT World Austin: BP’s Roger Rohatgi dlvr.it/SdClQJ https://t.co/a1ksE5YkXa
RECAP: Watch the highlights from day one of #AIIoTAustin – A day to remember.🎊 Thank you to our many special gues… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Lyft, Motional Expand Robotaxi Operations dlvr.it/Sd9zm5 https://t.co/rdwobp0JsR
We spoke to @Inteliforz about the rise of #wearable #safetytech, and the role it could play this holiday season… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
