In modern software development, we are accustomed to seeing the term "continuous" used in expressions such as continuous integration and continuous delivery. Curiously, in neither context does the word carry its regular non-technical meaning of uninterrupted activity.
Healthcare providers are already embracing the IoT.
In a trial with the Ministry of Health that started last year, local telco StarHub placed its SIM cards in medical devices such as blood glucose meters, weighing scales and blood pressure monitors.
Meant for patients with chronic diseases, the data is stored in the devices, which doctors can access remotely.
Loads of IP-addressable sensors are descending on the enterprise. Here's how you'll need to pull them all together.
The Internet of Things presents two opportunities for IT, says Chris Curran, chief technologist and principal in the advisory practice at PwC.
