Computer Weekly: Fifty years of IT

Cliff Saran, Managing Editor

6/13

CW@50: Startup interview - Paul Green, creative director, Iotic Labs

Source: Computer Weekly

As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations Computer Weekly invited a number of startups to talk about how they are moving IT forward. Iotic Labs has created an internet-like environment for things. Data from anything can be shared or exchanged with anything else creating new relationships, insights and whole new ways to interact.

Watch the video interview with Paul Green here >>

You can read a digital version of the first edition of Computer Weekly here >>

Download the Computer Weekly 50th anniversary special edition here >>

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