For centuries, the laying on of hands, or the “human-touch” has symbolized the essence of the doctor-patient relationship. The COVID-19 pandemic is disrupting this age-old tradition by accelerating the digital transformation of the healthcare delivery model for medical workers globally. The human-touch is now transforming to an increasingly digital-touch, enabled by secure telehealth solutions. This …
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I’m sure you are aware of the worldwide pandemic that is gripping our lives and changing how children learn. It is an incredibly difficult time for educators who are being asked to offer new and improved ways of learning remotely. Securing the new distance learning environment and the privacy of students has become a catch-up …
Guide to Data Regulation Compliance for Distance Learning in K-12 Read More »
As per every new year, we all start with resolutions of what we will change for the better, for fellow IoT rock stars, security needs to be top of the list. With the new decade fresh in our minds, IoT security is already making news headlines. “Hacker leaks passwords for more than 500,000 servers, routers, …
The IoT may be a whole new area for your organization, but sticking to the fundamentals of a tried-and-tested methodology is still the best path to project success, argues John McBride, cloud architect at Asavie. Yes, you read it correctly: this article will argue that the tried-and-tested IT operating model of ‘plan, build, run’ is …
Here to stay: Why the ‘plan, build, run’ model is still relevant to IoT Read More »
Can regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA help you sell more? Compliance/ Regulations: the bane of every small business, right? All they’re good for is putting obstacles in the way to moving fast and innovating. Except when they’re not. Take Europe’s new privacy regulation that comes into force next year in May 2018. The text …
Compliance as a competitive differentiator: why regulations aren’t all bad Read More »
How does the abolishment of EU roaming charges affect business? It’s great news that the EU have agree the parameters around roaming charges being abolished across Europe from June 2017. But CFOs and finance departments still need to be aware of a few things. Roaming is not the only source of overages. Staff can still rack …
Following on from our recent look at IoT security and the technical fallout from compromised ‘things’, it’s clear the issue raises many questions. For example: what are the legal implications to having your internet of things’ devices hacked? Could the owner and producer of a connected IP camera be liable for damages caused by a …
It’s your round: who pays for an insecure Internet of Things? Read More »