Doug Drinkwater
Doug Drinkwater is the Contributing Editor at Internet of Business.
An experienced technology journalist and editor with a passion for emerging technology, his work has previously appeared on a number of well-regarded IT titles, including CIO.com, CSO Online, International Business Times, Macworld, Mashable, PCWorld, SC Magazine and The Gadget Show Magazine.
Eight examples of how IoT is improving retail banking
The financial services sector has been slow to embrace the IoT – but look hard enough and you’ll find some retail banking bright lights...
IoT set to transform the airport experience
IoT technologies have the potential to make air travel a smoother door-to-door ride for passengers, as Doug Drinkwater reports.
Airports are usually a terrible experience....
Is IoT the right prescription for getting patients to take their...
Prescription drugs are a fact of life for millions of people worldwide. Some medicine is administered by healthcare professionals in clinics and hospitals; in...
John Deere ploughs furrow as Industrial Internet pioneer
John Deere may seem an unlikely pioneer of the fourth industrial revolution, but the company is using IoT, telematics and satellite technologies to drive precision...
Internet of Business appoints Jessica Twentyman as Editor
Online IoT publication Internet of Business has appointed experienced technology journalist Jessica Twentyman as Editor.
Jessica joins the team from Wednesday 1st February 2017, taking...
Amazon Echo Dot review: Smart home assistant shows teenage potential
Internet of Business Editor Doug Drinkwater reviews the Amazon Echo Dot – the $49 voice assistant threatening to make your home smart, and your...
Asos chairman Brian McBride: IoT in retail a slow-burner
Asos chairman and former Amazon.co.uk CEO Brian McBride looks at the future of retail technology in an exclusive interview with Internet of Business, and...
Happy New Year – and welcome to Blockchain month!
In a new monthly feature, the IoB Editorial team investigate Blockchain and what it means for the Internet of Things.
As part of this new...
Amazon Echo murder case marks the death of privacy as we...
A landmark murder case is being built around the data collected by Amazon Echo and other smart home devices, a clear sign that police...
Were you an Internet of Things expert in 2016? Find out...
Take our annual IoT quiz and find out how much of an IoT expert you *really* are...
So 2016 is drawing to a close, and...
Developers, BMW wants you to help build its autonomous cars
BMW Group, the company behind the hugely successful BMW, Mini and Rolls Royce brands, is stepping up its autonomous car efforts, Internet of Business...
Land Rover BAR sets sail for America’s Cup victory with IoT
Land Rover BAR wants to bring the America’s Cup back to Britain. And to do that, it’s betting on Sir Ben Ainslie, the finest...