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Jen Clark

Jen is a freelance copywriter, editor, Wordpress monkey and opera singer. She joins IBM to assist with blog creation and upload.

Articles by Jen

Artificial intelligence lays the foundation of buildings of the future

Artificial intelligence lays the foundation of buildings of the future

With artificial intelligence integrated into building systems and IoT devices, buildings become more...

Earth Day 2018: 5 Acts of Green

Earth Day 2018: 5 Acts of Green

It’s Earth Day on the 22nd April, which means it’s time to focus on looking after our planet. The Earth Day Network is doing a fantastic job at bringing people together to tackle major environmental challenges by committing to small, ...

IoT weekly round-up: Thursday 25th January 2018

IoT weekly round-up: Thursday 25th January 2018

This week, we’re delighted that IBM’s CEO Ginni Rometty is one of the chairs of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Elsewhere, Facebook and Element AI announce new artificial intelligence endeavours, and GM turns its ...

Harry Potter and the Magic of Things

Harry Potter and the Magic of Things

Pity the poor Muggle. Just beyond his reach is a world of mystery and magic – where photographs move, sports turn skyward and a magic wand can conjure just about anything. It’s easy to understand the allure of magic. It’s the antidote to ...

IoT weekly round-up: 18th January 2018

IoT weekly round-up: 18th January 2018

Welcome to the IoT weekly round-up. This week, net neutrality is in the news once again as Senators plan to oppose the FCC’s recent decision to scrap it. Meanwhile, cryptocurrencies are going belly-up, and there’ll soon be new speech recognition ...

IoT weekly round-up: 11th January 2018

IoT weekly round-up: 11th January 2018

Happy New Year! Welcome to this year’s first instalment of the IoT weekly round-up. It’s January, so naturally our crew are scoping out the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2018) for the juiciest new developments in connected gadgetry goodness. ...

Keeping it green: IoT for sustainable retail

Keeping it green: IoT for sustainable retail

Stuck for a New Year’s resolution? Shopping more sustainably might be a good one. Especially if you’re suffering pangs of guilt following a Christmas plastic binge (think Christmas cracker toys and disposable cutlery, for instance.) Sustainable ...

IoT weekly round-up: Thursday 14th December

IoT weekly round-up: Thursday 14th December

Welcome to this week’s IoT round-up. Today, the FCC will vote whether to scrap net neutrality, a move that would have far-reaching consequences. On the lighter side, there’s a new robot-written Harry Potter chapter, courtesy of Botnik Studios, ...

Cheat sheet: What has blockchain to do with the IoT?

Cheat sheet: What has blockchain to do with the IoT?

Welcome to this week’s cheat sheet, your guide to the murky mysteries of IoT-related technologies. Our last installment explored the basics of blockchain: a digital ledger where transactions and contracts can be securely recorded and distributed. ...

Christmas stocking fillers for Santa. Love, Watson IoT

Christmas stocking fillers for Santa. Love, Watson IoT

Santa has a tough job. He’s got to find out who’s naughty and who’s nice, manufacture enough gifts to keep everyone happy, and work out which toy to give which child. Then, of course, there’s all that travelling on Christmas Eve. Feeling ...

Spotlight on ‘Lawtech’: how machine learning is disrupting the legal sector

Spotlight on ‘Lawtech’: how machine learning is disrupting the legal sector

Ask a lawyer to describe their daily work, and you’ll probably hear the words ‘document-...

IoT weekly round-up: Thursday 7th December 2017

IoT weekly round-up: Thursday 7th December 2017

It’s been a little turbulent for all things internet and IoT-related this week. Fake feedback comments may delay the net neutrality vote, Volocopter aims to launch its flying taxis by 2020 and there’s a new service to help predict an impending ...