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From 5G to Wi-Fi 6, connectivity is offering industries new opportunities to communicate, changing the way we receive information. The opportunities are really endless, as I like to say. Can this help us end poverty, inequality, water shortages, hunger, you name it? Let’s take a closer look at what is happening in the wide world of connectivity—the disruptors in this space—to reveal what is going to come in the next century. The post 2021: Connectivity Disruptors appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/2021-connectivity-disruptors/ via IFTTT

How people get from point A to point B isn’t the same as it was 100 years ago, and it won’t be the same 100 years from now. We’re witnessing the change now. The transportation paradigm is in flux due to broad societal shifts in how people, businesses, and governments think about sustainability and productivity, and, as technology advances, it opens new doors for things like electric and autonomous vehicles. Mobility as we know it today isn’t inclusive. A new mobility ecosystem has the potential to solve issues present in the current ecosystem, leading to, as Deloitte puts it, “faster, cheaper, cleaner, safer, more efficient, and more customized travel.” The post Accessibility and the Future of Mobility appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/accessibility-and-the-future-of-mobility/ via IFTTT

At the beginning of this year, the 2020 State of the Edge report referred to edge computing and its profound potential effect on the internet as the “Third Act of the Internet.” Now, on the verge of 2021, the edge computing market, still considered to be in its nascent stages, is being hailed as a sort of “gold rush” opportunity for new and existing ecosystem players. The post January: Top 2021 Tech Trends appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/january-top-2021-tech-trends/ via IFTTT

The only time we think about elevators is when something goes wrong. And when something does go wrong, an old elevator is usually the problem. The post Dangers of Old Elevators appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/dangers-old-elevators/ via IFTTT

Tech companies are working tirelessly towards getting the most out of the technology at our reach, and most of them are focusing on smart home automation. The post Greatest Benefits of Smart Home Automation appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/greatest-benefits-smart-home-automation/ via IFTTT

Çağlayan Arkan, vice president, manufacturing industry, Microsoft, joins Peggy to talk about reskilling and upskilling in the manufacturing space. Çağlayan and Peggy take a deep dive in to the biggest misconceptions about manufacturing today and what are the biggest hurdles facing a growing workforce. In addition, they address the skills required for a modern manufacturing career and how sustainability and the circular economy come into play. Arkan also addresses what Microsoft is doing to empower the next generation of skilled workers to help the industry build its labor pool and the skills required for the digital age. The post Manufacturing: Workforce, Sustainability, and Transformation appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/manufacturing-workforce-sustainability-and-transformation/ via IFTTT

For most of us, the closet is a source of shame as they never look like they should. It doesn’t have to be like this. The post How to Boost Your Closet Storage Space appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/boost-closet-storage-space/ via IFTTT

After loving our Solo Stove Yukon fire pit, we take a deep dive into Solo Stove's interesting new grill. Does it grill well and justify its premium price? The post REVIEW: Is the Solo Stove Grill Actually Worth It? appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/review-solo-stove-grill-actually-worth/ via IFTTT

Touchless tech isn’t a new trend. From automatic doors, toilets, faucets, and hand dryers to Apple’s Face ID and Visa’s Tap to Pay, companies have been pursuing innovative ways to make tasks—especially tasks in public places—more convenient and more hygienic for years. And yet, in recent history, there’s never been a need for touchless tech like there’s a need for it now. The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the course of many trends in the IoT (Internet of Things) and greater tech space, and this is no exception. In the touchless sensing and gesture recognition space, will societal changes due to COVID-19, like the surge in contactless transactions, curb pickup, and touchless screens, translate into lasting demand for touchless solutions? Most likely, yes. The post Touchless Tech Trends appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/touchless-tech-trends/ via IFTTT

It is time to move toward a better normal. How are we seeing technology trends coming together in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic? Some new research points to interesting trends. The post 2021 Tech Trends: Moving Forward appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/2021-tech-trends-moving-forward/ via IFTTT

According to the statistics, the garage is actually one of the most common entry points for burglars. The post Garage Security: Tips to Prevent Garage Break-Ins appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/garage-security-tips-prevent-garage-break-ins/ via IFTTT

It may seem silly to put thought into selecting a new flashlight, but it can be an important decision. The post What to Look for in a Flashlight appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/what-to-look-for-in-a-flashlight/ via IFTTT

Network connectivity is crucial for all categories and sizes of businesses. No business can prosper if its system is sluggish, sporadic, and prone to shutting down. The post The Benefits of 4G LTE to Businesses appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/benefits-4g-lte-businesses/ via IFTTT

Some projects absolutely need to be handled by qualified professionals. One that absolutely needs an expert involves replacing a roof. The post The Qualities of a Good Roofer appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/qualities-good-roofer/ via IFTTT

Your basement is a great place to stow away items you don't need often, but it can be difficult to keep it in good order. The post 4 Ways to Make Your Basement More Storage Friendly appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/4-ways-make-basement-storage-friendly/ via IFTTT

Ribbon blenders are a machine used to blend many different products. They are also easy to operate. The post Facts About Ribbon Blenders appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/facts-ribbon-blenders/ via IFTTT

A lot of coffee, snacks, a pleasant stroll, no irritating workmate on sight are among the fantasies that make working from home look so fancy. The post Office Removal: 5 Ways to Set Up a Productive Home Workplace appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/office-removal-5-ways-set-productive-home-workplace/ via IFTTT

Decluttering your home can be challenging, especially when organizing your closet. Keep your wardrobe tidy with these smart solutions you can use at home. The post Smart Closet Features That Add Comfort and Elegance at Home appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/01/smart-closet-features-add-comfort-elegance-home/ via IFTTT