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IoT connectivity is transforming the automobile. Let us see some practical use cases In-Car Content and Services Connected Cars take the infotainment to the next level by delivering popular content to consumers. Car entertainment today is mostly confined to Bluetooth connectivity and FM radio. With the increasing availability of high-speed networks, popular streaming services like Hulu, Pandora, and Spotify are becoming a part of the infotainment landscape in automobiles. Consumers will soon have plenty of options in digital content. Apple with Apple’s CarPlay and Google with Android Auto are competing to becoming the brain behind in-car infotainment. Consumers can use familiar voice-activated technologies such as Siri and Google Now to interact with the infotainment system, while Amazon is partnering with Ford to bring its popular Alexa engine to the car. Most infotainment systems are presently in a strange period where consumers can choose between manufacturer-made infotainment...

As businesses continue to grapple with communication and collaboration issues, enterprise portals have emerged as the modern day solution to these challenges, with these characteristics: 1. Support any device, anywhere access to extranet, intranet with speed, relevance, and ease of deployment 2. Provide interactive powerful search and collaboration channels such as forums, chats and gamification with help of secure role based access 3. Overall deployment and maintenance should eliminate costly licensing overheads and provide attractive RoI The different forms of enterprise portals include intranet, extranet, WCM/WEM, knowledge management, collaboration channels, and highly customized portals. They offer value to both internal users (oAuth, SSO and LDAP) and external stakeholders (device agnostic, cloud support and social signals). Among the various options available today, Liferay is unarguably the most preferred choice of enterprise portal development platform for these reas...

How can you get more out of your Liferay investment? The key is in understanding common use cases of Liferay and how companies in various industries have applied  Liferay DXP  to their unique needs and goals. Recently, Liferay conducted a study of 150 customers from North America through all industries to determine the most common use cases of Liferay to better understand how software is being utilized. According to the study:  48% of Liferay customers only use Liferay for 1 use case  39% have 2-3 use cases  13% have 4-7 use cases In addition to the number of cases per company, the study also determined the most common types of use cases, which can be seen here: Inside the Most Popular Liferay Use Cases The following seven use cases represent the most common applications of Liferay software according to the recent study. These business use cases and their related company-specific case studies can help shed light on the unique ways in which Lifer...

To better understand the value of big data analytics in the retail industry, let’s take a look at the following five use cases, which are currently in production in various leading retail companies. 1. Customer Behavior Analytics for Retail Deeper, data-driven customer insights are critical to tackling challenges like improving customer conversion rates, personalizing campaigns to increase revenue, predicting and avoiding customer churn, and lowering customer acquisition costs. But consumers today interact with companies through multiple interaction points — mobile, social media, stores, e-commerce sites and more. This dramatically increases the complexity and variety of data types you have to aggregate and analyze. When all of this data is aggregated and analyzed together, it can yield insights you never had before — for example, who are your high-value customers, what motivates them to buy more, how do they behave, and how and when is it best reach them? Armed with these insi...

Crypto markets get bloodier by the day. But does it mean, that the blockchain technology failed? 1. Real estate Brickblock  tokenized the first real estate on the blockchain.  Indiegogo  is  tokenizing  real estate shares. Photo by  Element5 Digital  on  Unsplash 2. Voting 150  West Virginians   voted  via a blockchain-app.  South Korea   is testing  E-Voting on the blockchain. Japanese city  Tsukuba   completed  the test of a blockchain-based voting system for local development programs. Photo by  Element5 Digital  on  Unsplash 3. Identity solutions Swiss Federal Railways are  testing  the  uPort  identity solution. City of Antwerp is  testing   Jolocom  for the administrative tasks.  MONI  is  providing  a blockchain powered id for refugees. Photo by  Roland Lösslein  on  Unspla...