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Internet of Things Developers Survey 2020

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Dublin, June 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The “Internet of Things Development Survey 2020, Volume 2” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.

This comprehensive report, based on primary research with developers actively developing for connected devices and the Internet of Things, gives a comprehensive view of the attitudes, adoption patterns and intentions of these developers.

Key Topics Covered:

Overview

  • Objectives of the Survey
  • Survey Methodology
  • Research Design
  • Relative Rankings
  • The Sample – IoT Developers
  • What’s New
  • Custom Surveys
  • Targeted Analytics

Executive Summary

Demographics and Firmographics

  • Involvement in Software Development
  • IoT’s Organizational Fit
  • IoT Development in Moonlighting Efforts
  • Company Size
  • Team Size
  • Company’s Years in Business
  • Industry
  • Target Verticals for IoT Deployments
  • Focus on Enterprise versus Consumer Development
  • Experience with IoT Software and Systems
  • Primary Focus of IoT Development
  • Company Role in IoT Development

The IoT Developers’ Journey

  • Involvement in Tool Purchasing
  • Frequency of Exploring New Development Tools
  • Likely Scenarios for Evaluating New IoT Platform Targets
  • Vendors Sought for IoT Platforms
  • Vendors Sought for IoT Services
  • Initial Information Sources for IoT
  • Most Effective Learning Resources for IoT Platforms
  • Needed Resources to Support IoT Development
  • Most Critical Platform Support
  • Outside Sales of Applications
  • Monetization of IoT Development
  • Greatest Challenge in Monetizing IoT Projects
  • Greatest Challenge in Monetizing IoT Projects by Outside App Sales

Smart Home Development

  • Plans for Smart Home Development
  • Smart Home Leaders
  • Devices Interfacing with Smart Home Development
  • Objective of Smart Home Development
  • Greatest Challenge in Connected Home Development
  • Plans for Supporting Smart Home Platforms
  • Importance of Features for Smart Home Cloud Backends
  • Importance of Features for Smart Home Devices
  • Importance of Features for Smart Home Wireless Protocols
  • Importance of Features for Smart Home: On-device processors
  • End User Interaction with Smart Home Projects
  • Delivery of Smart Home Applications
  • Device Targets for Smart Home Development

Industrial IoT

  • Plans for Industrial IoT Development
  • Current Focuses of Industrial IoT Development
  • Anticipated Focus of Industrial IoT Development Next Year
  • Use Cases for Industrial IoT
  • Relationship of Plant Historians to Industrial IoT Projects
  • Implementation of Digital Twins
  • Human Intervention in Industrial IoT
  • Important Technologies for Industrial IoT
  • Involvement with Industrial IoT Technologies.
  • Top Challenges of Developing Industrial IoT Apps
  • Awareness of Industrial IoT Platforms

IoT and the Enterprise

  • Influencers in Internal Software Projects
  • Top Security Concerns for Enterprise IoT Apps
  • Enterprise-wide Policies Restricting IoT Use
  • Delivery of Solutions that Manage Devices and Resources as Code
  • Types of Enterprise IoT Apps that Developers Work On

Real-time Systems

  • Development for Real-time Operating Systems
  • Optimization of Real-time Projects for Hardware Architectures
  • Expected Development of Real-time Projects
  • Processor Architectures Used with Embedded Systems Designs
  • Most Important Hardware Considerations for Real-time Systems
  • Most Important Architecture Considerations for Real-time Systems
  • Most Important IP Ecosystem Considerations for Real-time Systems
  • Absolute Target Performance
  • Measurement of Performance through SPEC Standards
  • Absolute Target Performance in Terms of Edge Acceleration
  • Worst Acceptable Case for Real-time in Terms of Determinism
  • IoT Hardware & Embedded Systems Development
  • Connected Device Hardware Development
  • Top Requirements for Infrastructure and Backbone Support
  • CPU/Vendor Infrastructure for Device and Application level Security
  • Requirements for Functional Safety Support
  • Most Essential Requirements for Application-level Virtualization
  • Environments for C or C++ Code in Hardware Development
  • Biggest Barrier of Porting Application to Different Architectures
  • Power Sources for Connected Device Hardware.
  • Device Functionality without Internet Connectivity
  • Continued Functionality without Internet Connectivity
  • Most Useful Hardware Development Resources
  • Most Difficult Issue in Building Connected Devices
  • Tools for Addressing Processors and Accelerators
  • Future Proofing Single Purpose Devices

Artificial Intelligence and Data Management

  • Use of Big Data Capabilities
  • Reasons for Leveraging Big Data in IoT Projects
  • IoT’s Analytics Needs Real-time vs. Batch Reporting
  • Types of Data Analytics Used for IoT Projects
  • Where IoT Data is Typically Used
  • Types of Database Technology Used as Backends
  • IoT’s Influence on Database Selection
  • Timeline for Using AI and Machine Learning in IoT Projects
  • How AI is included in IoT Applications
  • Methods Used for Optimizing Inference
  • Use Cases Supported for AI Projects
  • Main Challenges of Storing Device Generated Data

Cloud Development and Virtualization

  • Backends Used for IoT Solutions
  • Levels of Cloud Management Used in IoT Projects
  • Use of Containers for Deployment
  • Essential Factors for Container Management Tools
  • Use of Containers in Specific Environments
  • Benefits of Using Containers for IoT
  • Most Persuasive Factors for Trying a New Cloud Platform
  • Automation Using Cloud Services
  • Key Challenges of Getting Intelligence to the Edge
  • Key Challenges of Getting Intelligence to the Device

Edge Computing

  • Top Technical Barriers to Developing Edge Infrastructure Solutions
  • Plans for Developing Applications for Edge Computing
  • Percentage of IoT Projects Deployed to the Edge
  • Workloads Used in Edge Computing
  • Top Verticals Targeted in Edge Computing
  • Levels of Virtualization Targeted at the Edge
  • Types of Artifacts Deployed to the Edge

IoT Development Lifecycle

  • Typical Timeline for Prototyping Projects
  • Current Challenges in IoT Development
  • Highest Priority in Connected Device Development
  • Symmetry in APIs
  • Social Integrations in IoT Projects
  • Barriers for Social Integrations in IoT Projects
  • Factors Determining New IoT Platform Development
  • Expectations for Microservices Delivery

Testing and Performance

  • Use of Device Clouds for Testing
  • Optimization for Specific Device Capabilities
  • Use of Emulators and Simulators
  • Use of Performance and Profiling Tools
  • Use of Sandboxes for Testing
  • Importance of Physical Factors in Development Efforts

Security

  • Greatest Manufacturer Support for IoT Security
  • Typical Methods of Authenticating Enterprise End Users
  • Appeal of Identity Services for Securing IoT Projects
  • Greatest Barrier to Identity Services in IoT Apps
  • Handling of Identity Management
  • Most Difficult Aspect of IoT Security
  • Greatest Technical Trouble Spot for IoT Security
  • Most Likely Security Approaches Supported for IoT Apps
  • Likely Biometric Security Mechanisms
  • Government Mandated Protocols for Authentication

Technology Adoption

  • Primary Host Operating Systems
  • Other Host Operating Systems Used
  • Symmetry in Operating Systems and Runtimes
  • Anticipated Adoption of Emerging Technologies
  • Reasons for Targeting Emerging Technologies
  • Anticipated Fit of Emerging Technologies
  • Greatest Difficulty in Adopting Emerging Technologies
  • Plans for Device Feature Adoption
  • Communication Protocol Use
  • Connectivity Protocol Use
  • User Interfaces Targeted for IoT Projects
  • IDEs Used for Embedded/IoT/Edge Development
  • Optimization for Specific Network Speeds
  • Anticipated Timeline for 5G
  • Direct Impacts of 5G Rollouts

Scripting Languages and IoT

  • JavaScript Use
  • PHP Use
  • Python Use
  • Other Scripting Language

For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/pfd46g


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ITC Infotech to acquire specialised Cloud services company Blazeclan Technologies Private Limited, to augment its Multi-Cloud capabilities and accelerate Customers’ Digital Transformation Journey

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The acquisition will enable ITC Infotech to build a strategic cloud asset with a focus on the Hyperscaler Partner eco-system to ramp up future growth
PARAMUS, N.J. and LONDON and BANGALORE, India, April 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — ITC Infotech, a leading global technology services and solutions provider, announced today the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire 100% shareholding of Blazeclan Technologies Private Limited (Blazeclan) – a born-in-the-cloud consulting company providing Cloud services on AWS, Azure and GCP. The acquisition reiterates ITC Infotech’s commitment to help clients steer their digital transformation journey and deliver business outcomes built on the foundation of strong Cloud capabilities.

Headquartered in Pune, India, Blazeclan is an AWS Premier Partner, Snowflake Elite Partner and a leader in providing Cloud transformation solutions to customers globally with strong expertise in Cloud Migration, Digital Services, Digital Cloud Consulting and Data Analytics & Insights. Leveraging its powerful platforms, frameworks and accelerators, Blazeclan helps drive on-demand and sustainable cloud adoption for its clients. Blazeclan’s broad suite of services and disruptive building blocks help speed up digital transformation by modernizing the infrastructure with native cloud services and migration accelerators. Blazeclan has been recognized as a Niche Player in the 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Public Cloud IT Transformation Services. 
This acquisition will augment ITC Infotech’s capabilities to service its customers in a multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environment with a focus on the Partner eco-system to accelerate future growth. ITC Infotech proposes to leverage the platforms and accelerators built by Blazeclan and the strong certified architect pool to strengthen its cloud offerings. This move is aligned with the Company’s strategy of pursuing value accretive investments focused on sharpening capability-led solutions while strengthening partnerships which form critical pillars of growth for ITC Infotech. With this agreement, ITC Infotech intends to further deepen its global presence through Cloud Competency Centres in Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and India.
Sudip Singh, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ITC Infotech, said, “In an evolving ecosystem, enterprises today need to leverage their Cloud investments to stay ahead of the curve and deliver higher value to their customers. With the proposed acquisition of Blazeclan, we believe that we will be strongly positioned to step up our clients’ digital transformation journey. This acquisition will not only strengthen our capabilities significantly but will enable us to make scalable progress in the cloud space, while providing access to key opportunities to unlock larger business value for our customers.”
Varoon Rajani, Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Blazeclan said, “I am thrilled to announce the next chapter for Blazeclan as we join the ITC Infotech family. Our shared commitment to people-centric values, customer obsession, and global excellence align seamlessly. With ITC Infotech’s rich technical expertise, we are poised to elevate our capabilities and better serve our customers. Blazeclan’s expertise in cloud and modernization combined with ITC Infotech’s strengths creates a winning formula. This partnership promises excitement and growth for both organizations, our valued partners, customers and dedicated employees. Together, we are embarking on a journey of innovation, growth, and mature enterprise solutions.”
This acquisition is expected to close in 6 to 8 weeks, subject to customary closing conditions.
About ITC Infotech:
ITC Infotech is a leading global technology services and solutions provider, led by Business and Technology Consulting. ITC Infotech provides business-friendly solutions to help clients succeed and be future-ready, by seamlessly bringing together digital expertise, strong industry specific alliances and the unique ability to leverage deep domain expertise from ITC Group businesses. The company provides technology solutions and services to enterprises across industries such as Banking & Financial Services, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Consumer Goods, Travel and Hospitality, through a combination of traditional and newer business models, as a long-term sustainable partner. ITC Infotech is a wholly-owned subsidiary of ITC Limited, one of India’s leading private sector companies and a diversified conglomerate with businesses spanning Consumer Goods, Hotels, Paperboards and Packaging and Agri Business. For more information, please visit: http://www.itcinfotech.com/
About Blazeclan:
Blazeclan is amongst the world’s leading providers of cloud services with a history of leading enterprises to unlock the value of cloud computing. Established in 2010, the company has been empowering customers across the globe with cloud advisory services, cloud migration, DevOps and Automation, Big Data and Analytics, Cloud Native Application development, and cloud managed services.
 

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Veeva Launches AI Partner Program

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Advanced technology and support to enable the development of GenAI solutions
BARCELONA, Spain, April 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Veeva Systems (NYSE: VEEV) today announced the Veeva AI Partner Program to provide partners with the advanced technology and support needed to integrate Generative AI (GenAI) solutions seamlessly with Veeva Vault applications.

“Our customers are exploring GenAI solutions across many use cases as the technology evolves,” said Tom Schwenger, Veeva president and chief customer officer. “The Veeva AI Partner Program provides access to critical technology to help partners develop GenAI solutions that integrate seamlessly with Veeva applications.”
The Veeva AI Partner Program includes:
Vault Direct Data API training and support to build expertise in leveraging Veeva Vault Platform’s unique, high-speed API. This new class of API makes Vault data accessible to applications up to 100 times faster than traditional APIs and is transactionally sound and consistent across large datasets. Vault Application Sandbox to develop, test, and support partner applications integrated with Veeva Vault applications.The Veeva AI Partner Program is part of Veeva’s focused strategy to enable AI for the life sciences industry. The Vault Direct Data API and AI Partner Program enable customers and partners to more easily build AI applications that integrate seamlessly with Vault applications.
Companies can learn more about the Veeva AI Partner Program at veeva.com/AIPartnerProgram.
About Veeva SystemsVeeva is the global leader in cloud software for the life sciences industry. Committed to innovation, product excellence, and customer success, Veeva serves more than 1,000 customers, ranging from the world’s largest biopharmaceutical companies to emerging biotechs. As a Public Benefit Corporation, Veeva is committed to balancing the interests of all stakeholders, including customers, employees, shareholders, and the industries it serves. For more information, visit veeva.com/eu.
Veeva Forward-looking StatementsThis release contains forward-looking statements regarding Veeva’s products and services and the expected results or benefits from use of our products and services. These statements are based on our current expectations. Actual results could differ materially from those provided in this release and we have no obligation to update such statements. There are numerous risks that have the potential to negatively impact our results, including the risks and uncertainties disclosed in our filing on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended January 31, 2024, which you can find here (a summary of risks which may impact our business can be found on pages 9 and 10), and in our subsequent SEC filings, which you can access at sec.gov.
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Altair Acquires Cambridge Semantics, Powering Next-Generation Enterprise Data Fabrics and Generative AI

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Acquisition expands Altair’s data analytics and AI offerings
TROY, Mich., April 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR) a global leader in computational intelligence, acquired Cambridge Semantics, a modern data fabric provider and creator of one of the industry’s leading analytical graph databases. Cambridge Semantics’ graph-powered data fabric technology accelerates the creation of comprehensive enterprise knowledge graphs, integrating the complex web of structured and unstructured enterprise data together into a single, simplified view.

Bringing together Cambridge Semantics’ transformational knowledge graph technology with Altair’s leading tools for data analytics and data science offers organizations a solid foundation for building advanced analytics ecosystems that inject artificial intelligence (AI) into day-to-day business operations.
“Knowledge graphs are key pieces of data fabrics. They put the right data in the right hands at the right time. We believe Cambridge Semantics brings the fastest and most scalable knowledge graphs to organizations who have significant data volumes and deep questions,” said James R. Scapa, founder and chief executive officer, Altair. “Additionally, knowledge graphs are critical for successful generative AI applications as they provide the business context necessary to ground generative AI models, eliminate hallucinations, and dramatically improve response quality.”
Cambridge Semantics’ technologies will be integrated into the Altair® RapidMiner® platform, adding knowledge graph, data governance, data virtualization, and data discovery technology to the platform’s existing data preparation, ETL, data science, business intelligence, MLOps, workload management, and orchestration tools.
“Joining Altair is a natural transition for Cambridge Semantics as we seek to accelerate the pace of our technology adoption,” said Charles Pieper, chairman and chief executive officer, Cambridge Semantics. “Cambridge Semantics has historically been successful with Fortune 500 government, defense, life science and manufacturing organizations. Bringing Cambridge Semantics to Altair’s broad customer base through the Altair Units business model – and integrating it into Altair RapidMiner – is an exciting prospect for us and for our customers.”
Cambridge Semantics was founded in 2007 by an innovation and engineering team from IBM’s Advanced Technology Group with a shared belief that semantic graph data models were a transformational technology destined to help organizations exploit their data in unprecedented ways: fueling analytics, revealing new insights, and enabling strategically important, competitive differentiation. Its technical team was fundamental to the development of data warehouses IBM Netezza and Amazon Redshift and represents one of the largest single collections of knowledge graph experts in the world.
“This acquisition adds deep data warehousing expertise to our already strong analytics and data science team, creating an enhanced core group of engineers that understand the entire data lifecycle – from data creation to real impact,” said Srikanth Mahalingam, chief technology officer, Altair. “We are all excited about where this combined team and technology will take us.”
For more information about Altair RapidMiner, visit https://altair.com/altair-rapidminer.
About AltairAltair is a global leader in computational intelligence that provides software and cloud solutions in simulation, high-performance computing (HPC), data analytics, and AI. Altair enables organizations across all industries to compete more effectively and drive smarter decisions in an increasingly connected world – all while creating a greener, more sustainable future. To learn more, please visit www.altair.com.
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