The Internet of Things (IoT) has been widely celebrated as a game-changing technology for field service and maintenance applications because it allows one device to "talk" to another, communicating when a machine or system could potentially degrade or fail. But what if the "breakdown" is occurring not within a facility or a production process, but within the human body?

SmartDrive Systems, a company that uses video and analytics to judge driving performance, has introduced a data correlation tool that claims to create actionable performance comparisons across driver segments.

The future of the U.S. healthcare system could be influenced to a large extent by a company that makes weapons of war.