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Who's Coming to FiRe 2014?   Michael Dell   Award-winning CEO of DELL Inc.   who famously and successfully Took His Company Private       May 20-23 Montage Laguna Beach, CA     To register, go to: www.futureinreview.com     "[SNS is] a very good read, and informative about a lot that I'm interested in, however don't have time to follow in my daily life." - Jo Ousterhout, National Finance Co-Chair, Ready for Hillary    And many more, including: Mark Hurd, Oracle;  Jon Myers, Graphene Technologies; Tom Taylor, Verizon; Ken Goldman, Yahoo; Leroy Hood, Institute for Systems Biology; David Brin, Author and Physicist; Michael Sims, Moon Express; Barry Briggs, Microsoft; Vint Cerf, Google; Neal Stephenson, Author; Larry Smarr, Calit2/Qualcomm Institute and Healthcare Pioneer; Hugh Bradlow, Telstra; Marty Tenenbaum, Cancer Commons....

In This Issue     Feature: The Internet of Other Things E-Commerce Email ID Theft Video and Audio Piracy Trade Secrets The Internet of Other Things Summary   Quotes of the Week   Takeout Window Intel's Chip Results, As Income and Revenue per Sector   Upgrades and Numbers Intel Numbers Russia and History Lesson No. 1: Chechnya, Crimea, and Ukraine NSA/Snowden and History Lesson No. 2: Echelon Here Comes 5G: Less About Frequencies, More About Bandwidth   Ethermail   In Case You Missed It... SNS Members Making News   Upcoming SNS Events & Media Links   In Other House News How to Subscribe May I Share This Newsletter? About SNS About the Publisher Where's Mark?

 

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The Internet of Other Things

 

There is no question that the large ship of technology funding and planning has shifted toward the Internet of Things. From the smallest startups (remember cute little NEST?) to the largest IT companies in the world, the IoT has taken front-and-center interest among those planning on making near-term profits as every possible device becomes smart and connected.

 

This parade of technical progress, driven almost entirely by the expansion of the Internet, has reached into every part of global commerce and individual lives, and there is no debate about the power and benefits this expansion has allowed. From SNS member and Oracle president Mark Hurd's description in last week's issue of how enterprise employees are empowered by the IoT, to startup SpaceCurve's new platform for real-time management of the Big Data that IoT will bring, the world of technology is rapidly transforming to mirror the challenges and benefits of the IoT.

 

(To hear more from Mark on Oracle's plans and perspectives, join us for FiRe 2014: www.futureinreview.com.)