So what is the difference between a fog and a cloud? Well, actually bandwidth is part of the answer and where data needs to be situated.
Slow connections are driving the cloud closer to the actual asset that has the information, the cloud needs. “Fog computing, or edge computing” is getting closer to those local computers and devices to solve this bandwidth problem we all will be having it seems.
Solutions are looking far more to the how and where we store data and how we are setting about how to access it.
Fogging solutions are coping with the problem that sensor loading is creating altering what goes to the cloud and why
The reason why I’m interested in this, on a dedicated site discussing platforms and ecosystems, is that this fog computing is attempting to solve multiple problems at the edge where innovation lies far more for us to understand, where the devices and their users generate the insights and raw data.
In the last post Paul wrote about
Bosch takes connected devices, open platforms, and interoperability for IoT solutions to drive your business, built from their own deployed experiences. They are focusing on knowledgeable development & deployment to provide a single integrated set of ‘connecting’ solutions.
We are all moving from the simple digitalization (3rd Industrial Revolution) to innovations based on multiple combinations of technologies, ushering in increasingly the 4th Industrial Revolution.
If ever there is one company in my mind that is at the forefront of building ecosystems, platforms and customer engagement, that is the
I am presently wanting to determine a framework for investigating and facilitating the thinking considerations we need when we consider innovation ecosystems.
We need to shift our innovation thinking, it needs to be digitally transformed. We need to accelerate our activity and engagement and to achieve this, we need to widen out our communities and connect differently.
Digital technology is about to become the precursor for all the changes we have put off for years within our organizations.
