The term Internet of Things was coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999, and means that everyday objects such as personal scales and clothes are equipped with technology that can communicate over the Internet. In short, the Internet of Things makes “stupid” gadgets smart thanks to communication via the Internet. The Internet of Things, or IoT, … Read more

The Internet is a natural part of our lives, and contributes, among other things, to us being able to find correct information within seconds, use entertainment services such as Netflix and use communication apps such as Facebook Messenger. But there are also disadvantages, such as loss of privacy and piracy.   Benefits of the internet … Read more

In the beginning, communications satellites were used mainly as links in transatlantic transmissions. Satellites now account for an increasing share of the distribution of moving images for national and regional services, both in established and new areas, both for public utilities and business services. From 25 years ago, almost exclusively by analog telephony, radio and … Read more

HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language and is one of the web’s basic building blocks along with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and Javascript. (What CSS and Javascript are will be answered in future blog posts.) HTML is the structure of all the Internet’s web pages in the form of headings, paragraph breaks, to distinguish certain … Read more

By now most people have heard of SaaS, Software-as-a-Service which you subscribe to monthly or yearly. Instead of, as before, buying licenses, make sure everything is installed and properly functioning on a server. That is what we did only 10 years ago before the cloud became a paradigm shift. But now now we’ll talk iPaaS, … Read more