Internet of Things Weekly Update: Building an API-driven Ecosystem for the Internet of Things

This Week In Internet Of Things Wednesday, March 04

Whoops! We are so sorry if you received an empty newsletter from us this morning. There was a glitch in our system which was quickly corrected. We apologize and thank you for your patience. Please enjoy.         LATEST FROM THE GIGAOM RESEARCH TEAM Everyone wants a piece of the smart home It seems that everyone from home security leader ADT to the broadband and cable providers like Time Warner want a piece of the smart home. The logic goes that these companies already have existing relationships with millions of customers and importantly, have hardware in the home. […]   by Adam Lesser   March 3, 2015

FEATURED RESEARCH Building an API-driven Ecosystem for the Internet of Things IoT hardware is not the end game. New profits, margins, and innovations will come from services built on open, flexible APIs. Subscriber content. Sign up for a free trial   by Kin Lane   February 17, 2015   Smart Grid Data Analytics: a New Approach for Utilities Smart grid data analytics are a key sector of the Industrial Internet of Things (IoT), with the potential to help utilities address key operational, financial, and customer challenges. Subscriber content. Sign up for a free trial   by Bob Lockhart   February 12, 2015   Outlook: Internet of things in 2015 The smart home, smart grid, IoT platforms, and industrial IoT applications are key sectors that will lead in innovation. Subscriber content. Sign up for a free trial   by Adam Lesser   December 22, 2014

ANALYST BLOG POSTS What will happen to the smart home hub?  by Adam Lesser How a $125 billion dollar market is evolving  by Ken Andersen The Internet of Things has a new home on Gigaom Research  by Cormac Foster Declining sensor costs open up new consumer applications  by Adam Lesser Smart locks: the next smart-home winner?  by Adam Lesser The unwired smart home  by Adam Lesser The Legos of IoT  by Adam Lesser Google’s Nest acquisition: The mobile industry is homeward bound  by Colin Gibbs