“Omulumentu kehe oku na okuhola omukiintu gwe, ngashika i ihole ye mwene, nomukiintu kehe oku na okusimaneka omulumentu gwe.”—EF. 5:33. "“ngibike ngisho emaphoyiseni, angikaze ngisizakale namanje, izinkomo azikaze zibuye. bathe besuka bathi kufanele ngiphume ngiphele epulazini ngoba bafuna ukufuya izinyamazane lapho engihlala khona. ake nisisize bakwethu, abelungu basiphethe kabi lapha, asisazi sizokhala kubani,’’ kukhala umdluli." ₹4950 / sq.ft. onwards ready to move ₹94.2 lac to 1 crore completed : nov 2015 In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Mike Kuniavsky, Principal Scientist, Innovation Services at PARC, described an IoT-specific approach to user experience design that combines approaches from interaction design, industrial design and service design to create experiences that go beyond simple connected gadgets to create lasting, multi-device experiences grounded in people's real needs and desires.May. 21, 2015 09:00 PM EDT Reads: 5,929Internet of Things and Social WearablesBy Carmen GonzalezWearable devices have come of age. The primary applications of wearables so far have been "the Quantified Self" or the tracking of one's fitness and health status. We propose the evolution of wearables into social and emotional communication devices. Our BE(tm) sensor uses light to visualize the skin conductance response. Our sensors are very inexpensive and can be massively distributed to audiences or groups of any size, in order to gauge reactions to performances, video, or any kind of presentation. In her session at @ThingsExpo, Jocelyn Scheirer, CEO & Founder of Bionolux, will discuss ho...May. 21, 2015 09:00 PM EDT Reads: 5,017Big Data and IoT: For Enterprise Use Only? By Pat RomanskiThe true value of the Internet of Things (IoT) lies not just in the data, but through the services that protect the data, perform the analysis and present findings in a usable way. With many IoT elements rooted in traditional IT components, Big Data and IoT isn’t just a play for enterprise. In fact, the IoT presents SMBs with the prospect of launching entirely new activities and exploring innovative areas. CompTIA research identifies several areas where IoT is expected to have the greatest impact. May. 21, 2015 09:00 PM EDT Reads: 6,331MORE » Latest StoriesSlides: Michael Murray ‘The DevOps Lifecycle’By Elizabeth WhiteMay. 22, 2015Slides: Jesse Shiah ‘Accelerate IoT’By Pat RomanskiMay. 22, 2015Internet of Things: Real World QuestionsBy Liz McMillanMay. 22, 2015Slides: Ivelin Ivanov ‘WebRTC & IoT Explosion’By Liz McMillanMay. 22, 2015Capital One To Present at @DevOpsSummit NYBy Elizabeth WhiteMay. 22, 2015Red Hat to Present at DevOps Summit NYBy Carmen GonzalezMay. 22, 2015The Data Chef: A Complementary Skill Set By Elizabeth WhiteMay. 22, 2015Docker to Present at DevOps Summit New YorkBy Carmen GonzalezMay. 22, 2015Slides: Brian McPhail ‘Monetizing Glassware’By Pat RomanskiMay. 22, 2015F5 Networks to Present at @DevOpsSummit NYBy Carmen GonzalezMay. 22, 2015Locking Down the CloudBy John WetherillMay. 22, 2015Sematext To Present at DevOps Summit New YorkBy Carmen GonzalezMay. 22, 2015@ThingsExpo Accepting Hackathon ProposalsBy Liz McMillanMay. 22, 2015Unlocking the Potential of the Internet of ThingsBy Liz McMillanMay. 22, 2015Capital One To Present at @DevOpsSummitBy Carmen GonzalezMay. 22, 2015