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Standards Insight Blog
IoT Interoperability Requires Security
By Walter Pienciak, Senior Manager, Strategic Programs, IEEE-SA
As Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives spin up around the globe, the race is on. And building from a foundation that isn’t going to require short-term retooling is critical for continued success of your effort.
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6-10 January 2016 - Las Vegas, Nevada
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22-25 February 2016 - Barcelona, Spain
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Celebrating World Standards Day
IEEE’s role in enabling the world to connect and communicateThe Institute, 8 October 2015
We communicate in many ways. Our gestures and expressions convey messages and signals. But without a doubt, our primary form of communication is language. We use it to express our opinions, thoughts, ideas, and reactions. But we often don’t think about technical standards as “the world’s common language,” which is the theme of World Standards Day on 14 October.
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