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Spimes, the next generation digital twins, and everything related are not widely known yet but… … the Internet-of-Things (IoT) now features regularly even in mainstream

::: nBlog ::: My car from 2003, like most cars today, has a standard Electronic Control Unit (ECU), a 400MHz computer with 120+ digital inputs

::: nBlog ::: When discussing Spimes and the Internet-of-Things with a customer, partner or journalist, cybersecurity usually comes up within two to five minutes. There are now

::: nBlog ::: One of our board members put it well last week: It’s all about the team and track. When you know you’re doing the

::: nBlog ::: Quite a few years ago I bought a relatively large Meade telescope in order to gaze nearby planets and stars. Artificial light in the

::: nBlog ::: In discussions with our customers and prospects, especially with those related to the public sector, notions like ‘open APIs, ‘open standards’, ‘non-proprietary architecture’ are

::: nBlog ::: Our former SVP Sales Jukka Veteläsuo once told me a simple management aid for important decisions: Take company core values, stare at

::: nBlog ::: Today’s Internet-of-Things/Industrial Internet buzz is mostly centered around traditional and tangible physical objects, such as smart wristbands, environmental sensors or vehicles. This is

::: nBlog ::: In the European IoT Summit two weeks ago I had the pleasure joining a crisp panel discussion with Telefonica, Microsoft, Fujitsu and Libelium. We concentrated on manufacturing, and the effects

::: nBlog ::: It is already 32 years ago when I was first presented with a comprehensive view of the connected future, with refrigerators automatically ordering