'Open data in last four years has created a lot of startups like us'

Toronto | April 2017

'People wasting their lives in cars going to work'

Toronto | April 2017

'To demonstrate the value of data, you need access to that data'

London | February 2017

Location data a 'monster that can morph and change'

New York | December 2015

'We see a lot of stuff in the data that can be operationalized and monetized in ways that are kind of unpredictable and fascinating,' Rich Sutton of Skyhook said in the introduction to his keynote at Geoweb Summit #11.

Challenge in industrial internet is 'to get the data into the applications'

New York | December 2015

Bayshore founder Francis Cianfrocca at Geoweb Summit #11 explained the opportunities in making sense of sensor data. 'If you can do an analytic step on that data, you can produce process efficiencies that translate into tens of billions of dollars, easily.'

'IoT is not a market, it's a collection of thousands of markets'

New York | June 2015

Bug Labs founder Peter Semmelhack explained at Geoweb Summit #9 why the action for the Internet of Things is not in home automation and consumer applications.

'What will happen if Uber actually acquired Nokia HERE?'

New York | May 2015

'...and stops giving access to anybody else,' CartoDB's Javier de la Torre wondered in yesterday's webcast conversation with Leonardo Bonanni (Sourcemap) and Jory Schwach (Mesh), provided by Worldcast Live.

'XMPP is a very good start' for IoT development

New York | May 2014

Clayster is working a new framework to quickly develop Internet of Things solutions. Founder Rikard Strid believes the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) could be the key.