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data Archives - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Who’s building your IoT data pipeline? IoT data pipelines require labor too. There is a lot of excitement around IoT systems for companies, institutions, and governments. That sense, aggregate, and publish useful, previously unknown information via dashboards, visualizations, and reporting. In particular, there has been much focus on the IoT endpoints that sense energy. And environmental quantities and qualities. Getting from the many Point A’s to Point B.
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physics Archives - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Minuteness and power — learning to perceive IoT. For those about to do physics, we salute you. Perceiving, working with, and managing risk around the Internet of Things (IoT) requires a new way of thinking. The vast and growing numbers. Of sensing-networked-computing devices, the great variability of types of those devices, the ambient-almost-invisible nature of many of the devices, and the emergent. Physics rock stars of the 2nd millennium. In his book, Maxwel...
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einstein Archives - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Minuteness and power — learning to perceive IoT. For those about to do physics, we salute you. Perceiving, working with, and managing risk around the Internet of Things (IoT) requires a new way of thinking. The vast and growing numbers. Of sensing-networked-computing devices, the great variability of types of those devices, the ambient-almost-invisible nature of many of the devices, and the emergent. Physics rock stars of the 2nd millennium. In his book, Maxwel...
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labor Archives - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Who’s building your IoT data pipeline? IoT data pipelines require labor too. There is a lot of excitement around IoT systems for companies, institutions, and governments. That sense, aggregate, and publish useful, previously unknown information via dashboards, visualizations, and reporting. In particular, there has been much focus on the IoT endpoints that sense energy. And environmental quantities and qualities. Getting from the many Point A’s to Point B.
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government Archives - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Who’s building your IoT data pipeline? IoT data pipelines require labor too. There is a lot of excitement around IoT systems for companies, institutions, and governments. That sense, aggregate, and publish useful, previously unknown information via dashboards, visualizations, and reporting. In particular, there has been much focus on the IoT endpoints that sense energy. And environmental quantities and qualities. Getting from the many Point A’s to Point B.
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Systems in the seam - shortcomings in IoT system implementation - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Systems in the seam — shortcomings in IoT system implementation. Coming apart at the seams. Seams are where interesting things happen. College baseball changed its ball seams this year to flat instead of raised to drive more hits and home runs. And, sure enough, balls are traveling an average of 20 feet further. There are seam routes in football. More seams than we would probably care to acknowledge. Of the new technology. IoT systems are different from traditi...
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Minuteness and power - learning to perceive IoT - Long Tail Risk
http://longtailrisk.com/2015/07/25/minuteness-and-power-learning-to-perceive-iot
Internet of Things systems risk management. Minuteness and power — learning to perceive IoT. For those about to do physics, we salute you. Perceiving, working with, and managing risk around the Internet of Things (IoT) requires a new way of thinking. The vast and growing numbers. Of sensing-networked-computing devices, the great variability of types of those devices, the ambient-almost-invisible nature of many of the devices, and the emergent. Physics rock stars of the 2nd millennium. In his book, Maxwel...
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drone Archives - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Creating initial IoT risk categories. With the onslaught of new IoT systems and devices as well as existing old school IoT-ish systems such as HVAC. Whence it came — using provenance to create IoT risk buckets. One approach to an initial categorization to IoT systems and devices can be to identify where those IoT systems are coming from. How do they show up in your offices, buildings, and corporate/institutional spaces? How did they get there? The manner in whi...
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pipeline Archives - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Who’s building your IoT data pipeline? IoT data pipelines require labor too. There is a lot of excitement around IoT systems for companies, institutions, and governments. That sense, aggregate, and publish useful, previously unknown information via dashboards, visualizations, and reporting. In particular, there has been much focus on the IoT endpoints that sense energy. And environmental quantities and qualities. Getting from the many Point A’s to Point B.
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newton Archives - Long Tail Risk
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Internet of Things systems risk management. Minuteness and power — learning to perceive IoT. For those about to do physics, we salute you. Perceiving, working with, and managing risk around the Internet of Things (IoT) requires a new way of thinking. The vast and growing numbers. Of sensing-networked-computing devices, the great variability of types of those devices, the ambient-almost-invisible nature of many of the devices, and the emergent. Physics rock stars of the 2nd millennium. In his book, Maxwel...
