HOME As we announced yesterday, the EVRYTHNG team is looking forward to Mobile World Congress next week. We’re spending time on stage, at booths and in face-to-face meetings, helping consumer product manufacturers understand how IoT drives business transformation by fundamentally changing the relationship between consumers, products and brands. We’ll be explaining how brands can use
HOME It was great to be back at the DLD (Digital-Life-Design) conference, held a couple of weeks ago in ever-stylish Munich – a kind European TED with talks debated by business, creative and social leaders and covering topics spanning innovation, digitization and connected culture. DLD has a certain something special about it – picture the
HOME How Products Will Become Their Own Media Channels This article was first published in Ad Age on 7 November 2014. The “Internet of Things” (IoT) has recently exploded as a hot new “thing,” fueled in part by Google’s and Cisco’s increasing strategic investments, and an estimated $19 trillion dollar market opportunity (that’s more than
HOME We’re delighted to announce a new partnership with Samsung via their global investment arm Samsung Ventures Investment Corporation (SVIC), who have invested in EVRYTHNG to underpin the collaboration. It’s very exciting to receive this additional support for EVRYTHNG’s technology vision of the Web of Things where disparate products and other objects interconnect and share
HOME Ofcom, the UK regulator and competition authority for the communications industries, published a consultation document on promoting investment and innovation in the Internet of Things in late July 2014. EVRYTHNG has responded to this with a submission, an extract of which we have shared below. You can also read EVRYTHNG’s full Ofcom IoT consultation
HOME We’re super thrilled to announce our $7m series A investment round, with technology investment firm Atomico, New York-based private equity investors BHLP LLC, London-based venture capital firm Dawn Capital, and with a corporate investment by Cisco. The round is a great affirmation of our team’s work over the past 24 months, the vision of
HOME The connectivity and connectability of physical objects is exploding the number of digital interfaces people are interacting through. The next 5 to 10 years will see a tremendous transformation as almost every physical object we use in our every day lives becomes internet enabled in one form or another – every thing we touch
HOME While there are clearly lots of important issues to solve in how products and other objects get connected, ultimately the opportunity to create new value is in what we do with the data flowing from and about those physical things once they are connected. This data flowing from and about objects is the life-blood
Niall Murphy comments from LeWeb Paris on the future of the Internet of Things.