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.
NHS England to launch IoT innovation test beds
NHS England will announce the first of its innovation ‘Test Beds’ later today, with these set to investigate how IoT and other emerging technologies...
TfL bets on Big Data and IoT to improve your commute
Transport for London (TfL) may not by every commuter's best friend– but behind the scenes the transport body is trialling the latest technologies to improve its...
IoT privacy in question as UK newspaper gets caught tracking staff
The continuing debate over Internet of Things (IoT) and privacy looks set to continue, especially with recent news revealing that British newspaper The Telegraph...
German firm Graphmasters leverages Splunk and IoT for smarter travel
German navigation provider Graphmasters says that it is using Splunk Enterprise’s IoT capabilities to provide better, faster and traffic-free routes for its customers.
Announcing the...
5 things we learnt about the future of IoT at CES...
CES, the world’s largest consumer electronics show, went big on interconnected products this year with connected cars, smart homes and smart city announcements dominating...
UK government announces new £24 million IoT research centre
Ed Vaizey, the UK Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy, today announced the launch of a new interdisciplinary research hub which...
CES 2016: AT&T partners with tech giants for smart city projects
In order to build ‘smart’ connected communities as part of an Internet of Things initiative, AT&T has partnered with Cisco, Del with Cisco, Deloitte,...
MediaTek rolls out new chips for IoT, wearable devices
Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek has announced three new chipsets to power new media, wearables, Internet of Things (IoT) command centres and Blu-Ray players.
The firm’s...
Indonesian cocoa farmers are hoping IoT can help their crops survive...
The advantages of IoT in business are becoming better understood with each passing day. Farming is emerging as one of the early, surprising adopters...
iPhone maker Hon Hai turns attention to the Internet of Things
Hon Hai, the world's largest contract electronics maker, is reportedly looking to jump into the nascent IoT market.
Hon Hai’s chairman, Terry Gou, told Taipei Times...
Deal me in: AT&T sees bright future for IoT in business
Cellular connectivity provider AT&T claims to have signed over 300 deals on the Internet of Things across the globe in 2015, connecting 25 million...
IBM opens Watson IoT headquarters in Munich
IBM today takes the wraps off its Watson IoT global headquarters, eight new ‘client experience’ IoT centres across the globe and Watson API services...