Updated: Articles by Ron Bartels published on iot for all

 

These are articles that I published during the course of the past year on one of the popular international Internet of Things publishing sites, iot for all. 

These are articles that I published during the course of the past year on one of the popular international Internet of Things publishing sites, iot for all.

Improving Data Center Reliability With IoT

Reliability and availability are essential to data centers. IoT can enable better issue tracking and data collection, leading to greater stability.

Doing the Work Right in Data Centers With Checklists

Data centers are complex. Modern economies rely upon their continuous operation. IoT solutions paired with this data center checklist can help!

IoT Optimizes Major Incident Handling

Major Incidents occur on a daily basis across all industry types. IoT provides an innovative platform enabling a consistent workflow process which will handle major incidents in a manner that reduces their adverse consequences.

Using IoT to Reduce the Shock of Blackouts and Load-Shedding

IoT is able to mitigate some of the effects of blackouts and load-shedding, enabling businesses to better handle the fallout.

Improving Infrastructure Reliability by Understanding IoT Dependencies

Currently, there is no standardized mechanism by which to determine dependencies in an IoT system. This article explores some example cases in which IoT sensors with this utility would be useful.

Plug & Play Best Practices for Wireless IoT Deployments

Apple provides IoT solutions providers with a blueprint for creating truly plug-and-play products and services. They would do well to learn Apple's lessons.

IoT and Smart Energy: Constructing Digital Buildings

IoT solutions expand the digital world to previously remotely inaccessible buildings and infrastructure. IoT power sensors determine power-related failures within these future energy deployments in multiple physical locations.

Deploying IoT: Lessons Learned from Cycling Races

Many seem to imagine that IoT will deliver them a Harry Potter-esque "Marauder's Map"—a magical dashboard by which they can see, track, and manage every "thing" where things are treated generically. Tracking chips have been around for decades. Although they're technically viable, the generic commercial use case remains problematic. Early cycle racing technologies, which were effectively IoT by another name, can illuminate some of these problems and suggest solutions.

Determining the Top Down Business Requirements for Deploying IoT

When building an IoT solution, you need to focus on what your target audience wants to use. Clearly define your top down iot business requirements.

Ronald works connecting Internet inhabiting things at Fusion Broadband.

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