Wireless Week – July 11, 2016 – Ingenu Inc. announced that Dan Halvorson has joined the company’s management team as executive vice president and chief financial officer. Halvorson will lead Ingenu’s financial operations and support the company’s market expansion and long-term growth initiatives. Read more>>
San Diego Business Journal – July 11, 2016 – Ingenu Inc., the Scripps Ranch company that is rolling out a wireless network for the Internet of Things, named Dan Halvorson as executive vice president and chief financial officer. The company made the announcement July 11. Read more>>
IoT Evolution (TMC) – July 7, 2016 – The Internet of Things (IoT) needs a strong backbone to support the volume and diversity of devices, applications and platforms that are coming online. Companies developing applications want to deliver them to the widest available market, and companies deploying IoT devices and solutions want to be able to utilize the same ones in Berlin and Hong Kong as they do in Los Angeles. A ubiquitous solution benefits everyone. Read more>>
IoT Evolution – June 20, 2016 – The world needs its cities to grow out of the industrial age and into the new Industrial Revolution: the IoT. All around the globe, forward-looking municipalities are looking to the Internet of Things to save money, ease congestion, and improve quality of life for the ever-increasing population. But it’s not about getting the things in place, not really. It’s about creating the systems of things that are going to generate the mass of interconnected data sets that will lead to statistical determinations of efficiencies and make possible the predictive analysis and controls. And that’s the ball game. Read More>>
FierceWireless eBrief – June 2016 – The Internet of Things (IoT) is perhaps the most buzzed-about opportunity out there when it comes to wireless, and no wonder: Over the past decade, digital technologies have begun to blanket our lives, forming the backbone of a large, intelligent infrastructure that can support, in theory, billions of new connected devices. And as traditional mobile broadband subscriptions reach the saturation point in the U.S. and other developed markets, connecting things rather than people opens up potentially lucrative new revenue streams to keep business growing. Read more>>
American City & County – June 14, 2016 – What government functions have or will adopt Internet of Things (IoT) technology the fastest with the biggest impact? “Some of the lowest-hanging fruit at that level is found with public infrastructure. Smart street lighting is quickly becoming a very fast growing segment, with governments realizing instant results in terms of cost savings,” says Landon Garner, chief marketing officer of Ingenu. Read More>>
Fierce Wireless (eBook) – June 2016 – Cities around the globe are looking to use technology to enhance city operations, get greener, boost citizen safety and quality of life, and […]
GetNews – June 9, 2016 – Connectivity is a huge issue and being able to connect machines over a vast network is a must. Ingenu is featured on this week’s episode of Worldwide Business with kathy ireland® where viewers can learn all about how this innovative company is working to improve connectivity among machines. Our world is constantly changing and there are now more technologies in place than ever before making the connective power of Ingenu that much more impressive. Read More>>
Connect Association – June 9, 2016 – The world of meeting planning has many acronyms: CMP, RFP, ADR, ROI… the list goes on. There’s one more to add to your lexicon this year: IoT. If you don’t yet know about the Internet of Things, you will—and should. Read More>>
Light Reading – May 18, 2016 – John Horn recalls his first encounter with RPMA (Random Phase Multiple Access) several years before he became CEO of On-Ramp Wireless, the company behind the wireless technology. “I was fascinated by what it brought to the table,” he says. “It’s the only technology designed from the ground up to meet the needs of machines without going through a human interface first.” Read More>>