Finland is number one ICT country

Tietoviikko reports that Finland (my home country) is the world’s best IT country according to World Economic Forum study The Global Information Technology Report 2013. According to the study, Finland is the world’s number one country when it comes to the economy’s ability to use information technology to competitiveness and prosperity. Finland has toppled Sweden from the top spot in a ranking of economies that are best placed to benefit from new information and communication technologies (ICTs). The question still remains how this result was got because there are many things in Finland ICT that are are far from very good, so are other countries just much lousier on those aspects?

At the core of the report, the Networked Readiness Index (NRI) measures the preparedness of an economy to use ICT to boost competitiveness and well-being. In this edition, Finland (1st), Singapore (2nd) and Sweden (3rd) continue to lead the NRI, with the Netherlands (4th), Norway (5th), Switzerland (6th), the United Kingdom (7th), Denmark (8th), the United States (9th) and Taiwan, China (10th) completing the top 10.

Global Information Technology Report 2013 has a nice map that visualizes the network readiness of different countries.

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  1. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Nokia has Slush crowds to view their virtual reality camera

    Nokia presented Ozo camera is a big hit with visitors at the Helsinki Fair Centre held, today, in the current second day Slush event.

    Ozo-camera is a so-called virtual reality camera, ie it describes the eight video camera allows at the same time in all directions. The image produced by the individual cameras are assembled together and then presented to the user.

    The video is possible to look at all the major manufacturers of commercial virtual reality glasses.
    The viewer can, for example, by turning his head to look back at any time.

    Nokia has focused his camera to the fact that it would be most useful for film directors

    On the basis of quick tests of experience offered by the camera is impressive, although part of the demo for the picture, there were limits within which the camera images are processed areas were connected.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/nokia-on-slushin-yleisomagneetti-takyna-ei-kuitenkaan-toimi-puhelin-6064733

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  2. Tomi Engdahl says:

    4G connectivity is difficult to get through the new windows – after a few years the network should also inside buildings

    The 4G network is currently being built. Four years later it aims to cover almost the entire population of Finland. The network function of the interior is challenging because new buildings are built so closely.

    4g-network currently being built. Four years later it aims to cover almost the entire Finnish population, says Yle.

    “In a few years the network should also work inside buildings. It is quite challenging because the new buildings will be built quite closely, is used for modern insulating materials that are good in thermal insulation, but they do not pass the radio signal, including the new windows are of this type. It is quite a challenging project. These obligations must be set to “, Head of the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority frequency monitoring group says Heidi Himmanen Yle.

    The Government has set targets to operators operating in Finland 4g network area coverage. Objectives auctioned. Sonera’s goal is a little higher than the DNA and Elisa.

    “4g. Has not yet been possible to transfer speech, only the data but does not go very many years, while it is also possible around the world,”

    Sources:
    http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/paasetko-kohta-vauhdikkaan-4g-verkon-piiriin-yle-siina-tapauksessa-ei-ehka-kannata-uusia-ikkunoita-6064964
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  3. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Finnish cloud company grows million loan – the recruitment underway

    Finnish-growing technology Sympa is expanding its operations into new countries in Europe. This will help the loan of one million euros and a new angel investor money.

    Sympa produce a global HR system as a cloud service, as well as supporting professional services.

    “The loan and investment Korhonen and experience allow more rapid growth, especially in the expansion into new markets in Europe,” says President and CEO Keijo Karjalainen from Sympa.

    Sympa is seeking to expand its business into new countries in Europe. Currently, there are several reseller partner for negotiations, inter alia, Switzerland. The Nordic countries and the Netherlands, the company describes its market position has already been institutionalized.

    Sympa HR number of customer relations is constantly growing.

    “We recruit the process of further strengthening sales and product development,”

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/suomalainen-pilvifirma-kasvaa-miljoonalainalla-rekrytointi-kaynnissa-6066989

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  4. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Elisa set up a cyber security center to protect enterprises from network attacks

    Elisa Kyberturvakeskus is a new cyber security service that monitors and protects consumers and businesses as well as public administration, cyber threats.

    The service observing, reporting and rejects launch cyber-attacks around the clock every day of the year, thereby enabling business continuity during the unexpected.

    - Digital technology is an integral part of our society and our companies activities where possible, in addition also has a large digital responsibility. New kyberturvakeskuksemme we offer our customers a service detection and prevention of various types of threats to preventive and real-time protection, says Elisa’s Corporate Customers unit director Timo Katajisto.

    Kyberturvakeskus expand the Elisa service offering in the fight against cyber threats. In addition to the fight launched in the fall of 2014 denial of service attacks (ELISA plate) and a real-time view of the situation (Elisa Sense) kyberturvakeskus is responsible for managing customers’ vulnerabilities, web threats and logs, as well as various anomalies treatment.

    Source: http://www.epressi.com/tiedotteet/telekommunikaatio/elisa-perustaa-kyberturvakeskuksen-suojaamaan-yrityksia-verkkohyokkayksilta.html

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  5. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Espotel firmly at the forefront of IoT development

    Espoo-based embedded systems design house Espotel runs the Internet of Things in the development of the world right at the cutting edge. As proof of this Espotel has become the officially approved LoRaWAN-certification body, the second company in the world.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3608:espotel-tiukasti-iot-kehityksen-karjessa&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  6. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Finnish company takes control of the LEDs into the cloud

    Oulu Valopaa brings a new market for intelligent lighting control system. iLUMNET system includes a cloud service operating LUMOSCOPE-management software, intelligent appliances, lighting control, and intelligent modules that allow the lamps operate as part of iLUMNET system.

    The demand for smart lighting is now growing at a furious pace. Lighting control can save energy in an average of 50 percent compared to non-controlled LED lighting, Valopaa praises.

    According to the company all the lighting in the field of work can be part of iLUMNET family. Luminaire manufacturers can make smart use of lamps in the intelligent modules iLUMNET system, which allows the lamps to communicate with the rest of the system.

    iLUMNET is Valopaa creation of engineers and other Oulu companies. The system employs the techniques and skills of several undertakings in Oulu. Cloud Service to the server and information, is also a local company management.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3614:suomalaisyritys-vie-ledien-ohjaukseen-pilveen&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  7. Tomi Engdahl says:

    CEO supercel says: This recipe is made hit game

    Every hour on the market to pop 14 new mobile game. The three most popular game still takes income from an estimated third of the field, says CEO Ilkka Paananen supercel belonging to the founder of the duo.

    Paananen spoke Tuesday growth companies referred to in Kaski event. He said the company had grown slowly, partly because it has no targets to recruit a certain number of new professionals. The company hires the best person when one is received. It can take from a couple of years.

    The world’s best team for stacking to keep looking for talent from abroad. 60 per cent of recruitment is directed to international experts in. For them, Finland can offer surprising advantages: the world’s best school system for free is a good carrot for experts.

    Supercel item has been hit by three hit game Clash of Clans, Hay Day and boom beach.

    How competitive mobile gaming industry to maximize the probability of hit?

    Paananen thinks lists three main factors: luck, enough time and a good team.

    For luck nothing can be done.

    The time instead of the game startup may acquire development work to scrape by as much investment money as possible. It allows the plans can be made in the long term and not to worry about constantly runs out of money.

    Supercel founders did not attempt to scrape together the cake as big returns for themselves but to increase the size of the cake. They invested in the company rather than take their own interests in first place.

    Is the game industry a new Nokia?
    “Of course not”; Paananen says. He would like to see Finland in the future, such as many in the gaming industry ecosystems.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/supercellin-toimitusjohtaja-kertoo-talla-reseptilla-tehdaan-hittipeli-6082843

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  8. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Before rare it-the title to the mainstream – now also here

    More and more Finnish company has appointed himself especially responsible for the development of the digital leader – is now also the Savings Bank Group.

    Until recently, the CDO (chief digital officer) was a very rare title in Finland. Now those already found in a number of companies.

    “Experience does not arise purely digital services but to the entire Savings Bank Group’s way of operating in the digital time. We need to understand the changing needs of our customers and to be able to meet the new expectations – whether in the service of which, the personal and the speed of the operation, “Koskela explains the release.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/ennen-harvinaisesta-it-tittelista-valtavirtaa-nyt-myos-taalla-6082729

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  9. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Power out impact on the operation of communications networks

    Power outages due to weather conditions continue to affect tens of thousands of people’s communications activities Pirkanmaa, in the regions of Central Finland, Kanta-Häme, Päijät-Häme and South Savo. The effects are mainly focused on mobile networks, but also landline telephone networks and fixed broadband networks activities.

    Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority Kyberturvallisuuskeskus to monitor the situation with other authorities.

    Source: https://www.viestintavirasto.fi/kyberturvallisuus/tietoturvanyt/2015/11/ttn201511221602.html

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  10. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Finland’s major cities is measured in the mobile network speeds.
    In October and November, made the fastest measurements were used for each operator for consumers of mobile broadband products available.

    DNA was achieved by joining all measurements combined maximum average loading speed network that is inbound traffic to the terminal data transfer rate of 46.4 Mbit / s. Elisa’s result was 35.3 Mbit / s and Sonera 36.4 Mbit / s.

    DNA outbound average speed of 26 Mbit / s.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/dna-meilla-on-nopein-verkko-6091177

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  11. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Health Tech needs more coders

    Health Technology Association FiHTA and Saranen Consulting’s survey found that health care technology industry up to a thousand new jobs is expected next year. Most new jobs are expected to opened, the software development and testing, as well as sales and marketing.

    Also, the apparatus-side product development and project management professionals will be in demand in the health technology sector next year. This sector, above all, motivated workers are being sought. FiHTA members will raise up survey of motivation of industry knowledge and previous work experience important feature of new talent mapping.

    Conducted in October, 15 percent of survey respondents estimated the companies to recruit more than 10 people in the coming year. 52 per cent believed they would hire 1-2 and 20 per cent of 3-10 new employees. Health technology area is Finland’s strongest growing export tips.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3646:terveysteknologiaan-tarvitaan-lisaa-koodaajia&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  12. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Mobile Payments for many stranger thing, and some may have to purchase premium content without knowing it.

    Finnish adult entertainment sites the surfer due to charges on your phone bill, when users are potentially realizing bought our premium content mobile payment.

    Mobile payment is a Finnish telecommunications operators together with the use of payment technology, which enables the service to purchase online and as part payment of your phone bill. Mobile payments is possible with a mobile phone or surfing in mobile broadband connection device.

    Elisa’s business director Lasse Nordlund says Ilta-Sanomat that the cases are mainly related to Dimoco Europe GmbH, called the mobile payment service, the forwarding company. The company’s customers include the adult entertainment sites.

    All customer complaints resolved case by case basis, says Nordlund.

    Nordlund believes the people behind the confusion of two reasons: Mobile Payment still quite poorly known, and services that sell sides of guidelines has left to be desired. Surfers has not always been clear that they move on to paid content.

    Source: http://www.iltasanomat.fi/digi/art-1448251427510.html

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  13. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Do you really want a job? Become an expert in the IoT

    If you want to be absolutely sure to employment in the future, will be given training expert in the growing Internet of Things market. Consultant According to the survey IoT professionals are needed as early as next year, more than double the amount compared to the present.

    IoT Knowhow now and in the future report carried out an online questionnaire in November 2015. It corresponded to 36 different sizes, interested in the issues the Internet benefits of the organization, which employ a total of more than 12 000 people. It was carried out Saranen Consulting in co-operation with Microsoft and Finnish Industrial Internet Forum.

    IoT experts have in the future a field day in the labor market, since the need for professionals in the sector is growing rapidly. However, finding the right kinds of employees is not easy.

    - A significant increase in recruitment needs, is expected phenomenon. The industry is still new and growing, and enables new kinds of business, so it also invested, says Business Development Manager Anu Ukonlinna Saranen Consulting. In many areas of IoT investments are only at the beginning,

    - Only 24 per cent of Finnish companies sees things the Internet is important to your business as an influence and is prepared to invest in it, Seppälä says Etlan based on a recent survey.

    Survey respondents companies need IoT experts, particularly in sales, software development and data processing pair. New employees are expected, particularly the ability to identify business opportunities and know-how IoT architectures, analytics, and cloud technologies.

    Recruitment decisions most affect job seekers motivation and attitude: up to 92 per cent of respondents considered them to be among the companies most important factors that influence the selection decisions. However, a job interview may be difficult to get to without a job appropriate professional experience or industry knowledge.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3658:haluatko-varmasti-toita-ryhdy-iot-osaajaksi&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  14. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Export of IT services grew wildly

    Growth in exports of services and decrease of imports increased services trade surplus last year, says Statistics.

    Overall, trade in services showed a surplus of EUR 2.1 billion. The largest surplus gave birth to IT services, of which it amounted to more than EUR 4 billion. IT services exports grew by almost 30 per cent compared to 2013.

    Also, research and the use of licenses for development results amounted to a surplus of more than € billion.

    Exports of services increased by 3 per cent in 2014 over the previous year, to EUR 14.7 billion, while imports of services fell by 2 per cent to EUR 12.6 billion. Thus, trade in services surplus increased by as much as 45 percent compared to the previous year.

    European Union countries account for 68 percent of imports and exports of 57 per cent. Sweden covers exports to the EU area of ​​services and imports by about a quarter.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/it-palveluiden-vienti-kasvoi-hurjasti-6091786

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  15. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Nokia’s Ozo VR Camera Marks a Rebirth for the Phone Giant
    http://www.wired.com/2015/11/nokia-ozo-vr-camera/

    He’s looking into the lens array on the Ozo, Nokia’s spherical virtual reality camera. Microphones on the Ozo are picking up his speech, and the whispers of those around him. Through my VR headset and headphones, I can see and hear whatever the Ozo is seeing an hearing nearly as effectively as if it were my own eyes and ears.

    It’s not the first time I’ve tried a VR a headset, but it’s the first time I’ve ever experienced something like this. Instead of diving into 3D computer-generated simulation of a pre-prepared world, Nokia’s next-gen spherical camera is actually teleporting me across the room in real time. But that distance of just a few feet could easily be hundreds of miles. That possibility in particular speaks to Nokia’s plan.

    Designed and built in Finland, Nokia’s VR camera is made of aluminum, is big about the size of a human head, and weighs less than 10 pounds. The device, which sort of resembles a puffer fish, hosts eight 2K by 2K resolution cameras, each spaced out so the distance between lenses is the same as the distance between two human eyes. This helps the Ozo recreate a realistic view of all perspectives as you move your head around. Images are processed in pairs to create the best possible stereoscopic effect. There are microphones all over it too, Rantanen says. “Since audio is at least half of the virtual reality experience, we’ve built eight microphones into OZO for 3D audio capture,” he tells me.

    The Ozo is set to be unveiled on November 30 in Los Angeles, and expected to cost around $50,000. That’s about three times the price tag of the GoPro Odyssey. However, while the GoPro’s footage must still be assembled in laborious post-production processes, the Ozo can generate a full 360-degree stereoscopic video in real time. Thanks to HD-SDI connections on the body, the camera can stream 1.5 Gbps of compressed RAW footage to store data from the streams from the eight lens, broadcast full 360-degree panoramic video, and also stream a low-res feed for monitoring.

    The camera is Wi-Fi enabled, too, allowing filmmakers to control the system remotely in real time while shooting.

    Nokia’s bold move into virtual reality is a clear statement that the Finns are still alive, and that they’re more interested in the projected $150 billion dollar VR industry than they are in the mobile handset industry.

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  16. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Leadership hibernation

    A November Sote-match and getting showed a very clear way what happens when you take a lead. The results created a tight schedule!

    Prime Minister Sipilä considered whether good or bad leadership, it is a matter of taste. Also, the final results may be questionable, but I can not be without considering all the things to be accomplished if the Finnish company in the world would be a similar leadership posture movement.

    Too often overlooked by lead firms. Everyday life being overwhelmed by a tidal wave on the way, and imagined that securing the smooth running of everyday life is good management. Decisions are made only painful things that rubs your everyday life like a stone in the shoe. Sink into the leadership to hibernate.

    However, the management of everyday life can be found in the smooth running of their own officers, managers. Managers role is to ensure the company is led towards the vision and, of course, to do it profitably. The strategy is not written in books and covers a five-year plan, but at best it is agile and flexible, about 200 strategic decision making in everyday life, annually.

    Even the fact that the stop in the middle of tsunamis and focus on leadership, great things can be achieved. Yet there is only of leadership at zero, because the stagnation of leadership begins to lift the level of the journey.

    Vision must be clear and marks a step towards the vision clear. Rima is kept high at all times: aim big and important steps, but at the same time it is accepted that all the objectives may not be achieved during 120 days. The most important thing is that the measures have been initiated and the train is proceeding full steam. Where is achieved miracles.

    Critical management is the ability to communicate a vision and a step marks a clear, since strategic decisions are made in different sizes, in different levels of the organization, every day.

    Genuine leadership also requires bold decisions and the ability to react to changes quickly. It requires a management system and sometimes even organizational re-design.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kumppanit/Sofigate/johtajuuden-talvihorros-6064947

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  17. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Doubts about getting a diagnosis and a prescription for the internet? 40 per cent would agree to treat through the network

    MeeDoc providing medical services through a network has commissioned a survey according to which 40 per cent of Finnish would be willing to deal with a doctor remotely.

    Going online doctor would do, especially when discomfort is a small and fast response is desired. Through the network, you also want to get home from your doctor for help while traveling abroad.

    Dissertation research with Olavi Timonen explore remote care at the University of Oulu: The result was that 74 percent of physician visits could be handled remotely, for example, using video connection.

    MeeDoc acts as an online service and a smartphone application, which costs EUR 34 per contact.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/epailyttaako-diagnoosin-ja-reseptin-saaminen-netissa-40-prosenttia-suostuisi-verkkohoitoon-6092791

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  18. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Intensely creative understanding of corporate strategy, rules of the game

    Know-how and experience in data lay the foundation for human action. In general, the effect of the operation is expected to positively: the more knowledge and experience, the more likely it produces the desired results. When you want a transgressor of borders – and the search for radically new, no previous expertise and experience is always, however, is not only unequivocally good things.

    - On the contrary, Development Director Risto Linturi says.

    - They can act in a completely new way of thinking and insight disincentives; as effective as a firewall searching usual unusual. This can be in many ways harmful for the company’s innovation.

    Inexperience efficient creativity threat to our country’s competitiveness

    Linturi believes that thinking is too often superficial. One of the reasons he likes the transformation of organizations more stringent for since the 90s.

    - As a result, people are given specific roles and tasks according to the roles, in line with the organization’s structure. The structure is understood to be challenged, mainly geographical or task-limits and their movements, not by questioning the paradigms.

    This is due to the inexperience of creative thinking.

    - A creative person could come up with quite a wealth of radical ideas. Most of them are bad or employers’ organization unsuitable. Furthermore, the analysis of ideas takes time.

    Many of the ideas to churn out people have been pushed aside.

    - In part this has occurred because of the new ideas is not easily understood, even when they are good and partly because the untrained thinker to churn out the organization’s processes, too many poor-quality ideas, Linturi notes.

    Creativity should her husband be effective.

    - A creative person should be critical and careful and understand the organizational theory and business strategy, rules of the game. Thus, the world’s improvement ideas should not submit your own organization if your organization the competitive conditions they do not heal, Linturi says.

    However, Finland is in dire need big leaps – residues are then bytes dé mindset, or through some other kind of reflection.

    - Incremental innovations and the strengthening of the structures seem to lead to more minor improvements in relation to inputs, Linturi claims.

    - Our position in the global economy will disappear, if we can not radical changes, as well as in business and the public sector. Manoeuvring Organization of the borders is not the answer to these questions, since it is thought to still traditional terms.

    Source: http://www.aaltopro.fi/blog/tehokkaasti-luova-ymmartaa-yritysstrategian-pelisaannot

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  19. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Chris Davies / SlashGear:
    Nokia’s OZO 360 degree virtual reality camera for professionals is available for pre-order today for $60K, to start shipping in Q1 2016

    Nokia OZO is a $60,000 360-degree camera for VR pros
    http://www.slashgear.com/nokia-ozo-is-a-60000-360-degree-camera-for-vr-pros-30416438/

    Nokia may not be the first name you’d associate with virtual reality, but the Finns are aiming to make a splash with OZO, their $60k VR camera. Teased back in July, and up for preorder from today, the oddly-shaped camera signifies one of Nokia Technology’s new businesses after it and its smartphone division parted ways in 2014.

    Of everything we thought Nokia could do next, a 360-degree camera that looks halfway between a 2001: A Space Odyssey prop and a cyberpunk sperm probably wasn’t it. Nonetheless, even with the eye-watering price confirmed today, it’s likely to have videographers drooling.

    Studding the sphere are eight cameras in total, each recording at 2K x 2K resolution. Their placement means full 360 x 180 degree recording, with a global shutter that means none of the artifacts you might expect from a rolling shutter.

    Meanwhile, eight microphones record full spherical, 360 x 360 degree audio. That means not only what’s going on around the camera, but sound from different elevations above and below.

    As well as opening pre-orders, Nokia has also confirmed the specifications for the camera. Each lens has a 195-degree angle of view and an f/2.4 aperture, with a base sensitivity of ISO 400 and 10 stop dynamic range.

    Video is captured at 30 fps, and stored on a 500GB solid-state drive “media module”; each is good for 45 minutes of footage. Control is via a suite of remote apps for OS X and Windows, with the camera controlled over WiFi, though there are also HDMI and stereoscopic VR render outputs.

    Final footage is rendered at 8K x 10K with 10-bit sRGB color.

    What we shouldn’t expect is a VR viewer with the Nokia logo, nor indeed a movie download store from the firm. “We have no plans to enter the head-mounted display business,” Paul Melin, vice president of digital media at Nokia told me. “We went to partner with the entire ecosystem and be compatible with all platforms.”

    That means anything from Samsung’s Gear VR accessory for its Galaxy smartphones, through to dedicated VR hardware like Oculus’ Rift and HTC’s Vive.

    “We clearly see this as a new category and OZO is our first product,” Melin says. “We are entering a business and a category and not doing a one-off test product.”

    More: https://ozo.nokia.com/

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  20. Tomi Engdahl says:

    The Germans are building a large data center in Finland – “a suitable boring place”

    German Hetzner Online to build Finland, the Helsinki metropolitan area data to the central park, write Rakennuslehti. German Hetzner Online provider of data center services for companies to build their own data to the central park in Finland. The company’s center rises the metropolitan area of ​​about ten hectares area in location that was not disclosed. Bavarian, family-owned company produces data center services particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises.

    The German Centre is completed, one of Finland’s largest data centers. The number one spot held by Internet company Google’s Hamina, founded by the former paper mill in the data center.

    Magazine interview Hetzner Marketing Director Christian Fitz says that the park will be 12 buildings and a total size of the center is 150, 000 square meters.

    Hetzner is involved in connections between Finland and Germany, the Baltic cable healing investor. Finnish companies interested in low-cost electricity and cooling servers due to suitable climate.

    “The cost of data center electricity bill accounts for about half of all costs. We can save our calculations, the ten million euros every year, as we build the data to the central park in Finland instead of the German. ”

    “Finland’s location, stable bedrock and good connections between the western and eastern European affirmed. In addition, the political and legal conditions characterized by stable even boring, they are back in our company in terms of good things, “Fitz says.

    Minister of Economic Affairs, Jan Vapaavuori said that Finland has an advantage over an attractive and competitive location for data centers in Northern Europe: Western Europe will be built by 2020, about 60 data centers in a similar or larger

    Sources:
    http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/rl-saksalaiset-rakentavat-suomeen-suuren-datakeskuksen-sopivan-ikavystyttava-paikka-6093007
    http://www.rakennuslehti.fi/2015/11/saksalaisyhtio-rakentaa-valtavan-datakeskuspuiston-suomeen/

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  21. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Upload the online “free” movie? It may point I really be sued
    Finnish law firms have sent thousands of Finns bear the letters, which require compensation of up to a thousand Internet downloaded or shared from the movie. Offer objectors are threatened with legal proceedings, the first of which are already under way.

    Thousands of Finns have received during the summer and fall of letters in which the recipient of the letter is accused of unauthorized sharing or downloading movies online.

    Law Office can not be fined or charged the citizens of infringement of intellectual property rights. The letter is rather a call to the law firm to agree the matter with the owner of copyright in the film company by paying a compensation of EUR 600-3000.

    If the offer is not accepted, the letter recipients are threatened with legal proceedings.

    Copyright detection of violations of law firms make use of technical experts for help. Specialists peer to peer traffic and collect movies illegally downloading and sharing of machine-specific IP addresses.

    IP addresses collected firma disclose the information office of the law, which may, in turn, is now asking the Market Court decision to disclose the address of the holder contacts.

    During the past year, such a request for information applications have been submitted to the Market Court for 154. Last year the figure was 103.

    Hedman Partners Law Firm Lawyer Joni Hatanmaa describes the collection of addresses “control infrastructure” to build.

    The first lawsuits pending

    “Letters to end up in the innocent”

    The letters sent to it, on whose behalf the internet is, and not necessarily for which property rights have been infringed. Thus, the bear ends up letters to the innocent, says the law firm Turre Legal affairs lawyer specializing in copyright Herkko Hietanen.

    - It is quite common that people think of wireless network connections in apartment buildings open. It may be that the system operator is not aware of what is going on there.

    Therefore, guilt is not easy to demonstrate in court.

    Cashes?

    Turre Legal sell your own counseling service for those who have received Hedman Partners bear the letters. In practice, the company is negotiating credits required bear the letters received lower than a compensation. Some customers do not want to pay for a refund, a part to insure that it is not guilty of lawlessness.

    The content of the complaint are Hedman Partners Representative own words. In a story has been written in this way: “[The agent] Pending Hedman Partners receive hands during the year more than 10 000 Finnish contacts Bear Letters to the law firm has been sending out thousands of addresses.”.

    Interesting. § Personal Data Act 10, however, it is said, “The data controller shall be drawn up the personal data file description, indicating: 1) the data controller and, where appropriate, name and address of his representative; 2) the purpose of processing personal data; 3) a description of the category or categories of data subject and or data groups; 4) what information they regularly communicate and transferred to countries outside the European Union or the European Economic Area;. and 5) a description of data protection principles The registrar must make the data available to everyone. ”

    I studied Hedman Partners web page at http://www.hedman-attorneys.com/fi. I did not find there any such document.

    Janne Paalijärvi Vice-President of the Pirate Party explains in his blog had made ​​a complaint letters are sent to the Supervisor of pirated Hedman Partners law firm. The application Paalijärvi asks the Supervisor to take steps due to Hedman Partners to keep illegal personal data.

    Paalijärvi suspects that Hedman Partners would have been illegal personal registry when Office is a court decision got hold of telecom operators torrent users’ personal data. Evidence of Paalijärvi welcomes the fact that the representative office has itself pointed out, for example, YLE interview that Hedman Partners expects to receive over the course of this year up to 10 000 Finnish contacts.

    Sources:
    http://yle.fi/uutiset/latasitko_netista_ilmaisen_elokuvan_siita_saattaa_kohta_ihan_oikeasti_joutua_oikeuteen/8440926
    http://usvi.puheenvuoro.uusisuomi.fi/207461-tein-viranomaisille-kantelun-kiristyskirjefirma-hedman-partnerssista
    http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/torrent-kayttajia-kiusannut-asianajotoimisto-rikkoi-yllattavalla-tavalla-lakia-tein-viranomaisille-kantelun-6092692

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  22. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Internet of things will be ruined without risk

    The actual potential of the industrial Internet remains untapped, if it is used only to existing business opportunities. It is expected to be the case, that an external service provider will package the company, when the company gets enhanced the existing business.

    In Finland, we have already become accustomed to collect data, but the industrial on the internet is not a mere everything possible of sensors. Data becomes meaningful and valuable only to the analysis. The difficulty and the fun lies in the fact that, before the data collection is difficult to say what the ultimate outcome will be.

    Currently it is precisely this restricts the industrial development of the Internet. The most economically difficult time, companies are reluctant to invest in, and each euro spent must produce a profit.

    When you begin to analyze the data, it should be regarded with an open mind. While it is important to step up their own business and make it data using the most productive, but the main innovations are usually the result of business opportunities that open up completely new markets and services. Grossing lottery winnings are ideas that can not be seen or predicting before the data analysis.

    What is certain is that if opportunities are not to be researched, a new innovation remains not be born. The American major companies have a lot more money to find new golden eggs than Finnish medium-sized companies, so focus on analyzing the data have a lower risk.

    Industrial Internet business in a productive and robust recovery is not an easy task, and many recognize the need for external support. Needed to bridge the business and IT.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kumppaniblogit/sas/teollinen-internet-valuu-hukkaan-ilman-riskinottoa-6092592

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  23. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Through the sewer to industrial Internet tip

    Even in the sewer of a new radio technology testing is a Finnish company Espotel business director Jaakko Lower Paavola scope of research. He pulls IOT units in the company, which is ponkaissut industrial forefront of the Internet globally.

    Lower Paavola employer Espotel adopted in November Lora a new radio technology, the world’s first test facilities, together with the German company. Early in the year the company joined the first in Finland, according to the global ARM’s mbed community, which includes 41 companies.

    Each technology is closely linked to the industrial Internet.

    Paavola is close to this as he pulls Espotel which started in the autumn of IoT business units and include Industrial Internet Tekes strategic steering group of the program.

    “Finland is IoT deployments in good standing, have a lot of start-up companies and visibility, but a small concern I have here. Does the Nokia way, so that competitors will go over when too much focus on the technology, “he asks.

    Despite the concern to Jaakko Lower Paavola likes to talk about technology – as long as it serves the real needs. The current issue is Lora-radio technology.

    “Espotel is now the official Lora certification body and the world’s first, is capable of initiating the date of testing service in one since,” he says.

    “Lora is responsible for many of the UNCHR’s needs. It allows to create a network that covers the industrial plant or logistics center. ”

    Espotel is going to a number of new technologies that utilize customer projects. The company has already committed Lora technology to the rest of Europe.

    “Low power mode was achieved by long-range and was reached through the structures. It was an important result, ”

    Espotel technology leader Jaakko Lower Paavola emphasizes the digitalisation industry perspective on business transformation. Hard technological expertise alone is not enough, but it processes new business and customer-oriented services.

    “Tekes industrial internet program, one question is how the data to create added value. I believe that this side does not progress in Finland as well as it should. ”

    As a public reference Lower Paavola to raise the reputation of the world’s bestselling another Finnish company Enevon management solution. In the waste container placed in the sensor indicates when the tank starts to be filled.

    “We developed waste bins measuring equipment, and Enevo sell waste collection optimization service,” Ala-Paavola says.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/viemarin-kautta-teollisen-internetin-karkeen-6092936

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  24. Tomi Engdahl says:

    When Digitize, do it with high quality

    Spending digital services now have more than a few years ago. State of my magazine digital version, I use instant messaging and download a variety of appliqué phone to facilitate my life and because I can so consume and use services regardless of time and place

    The customer experience is strengthened whenever surfing the net Friendly chat service asks that I can help to you, or when the sale of the company to call a person having visited the company’s website. I feel that I feel we are interested in – and I’m not irritated of contact.

    Many things have settled easily in these demarches.

    Unfortunately, there is another kind of experience.

    IT is a good servant but a bad master

    Example Companies are likely wanted to do more business, but the electronic systems in digital form, the client information processing was half-heartedly. If you want to get “caught” a potential buyer, you should tune processes and services to support that goal. Random Making rarely brings the best results. Digitalization ultimate idea of ​​when in my opinion, is that the company take advantage of IT opportunities offered in order to provide those products and services that will appeal to customers and at the same time to produce the expected results of the business. IT is a great help when you want to develop the business and improve the result – it is a good servant, not a flamboyant host.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kumppanit/Sofigate/kun-digitalisoit-tee-se-laadukkaasti-6092876

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  25. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Just over a year ago to Finnish mobile users to compete there appeared a new entrant, Ukko networks. It wants to ensure its ability to provide a reliable and comprehensive coverage of cooperation.

    Ukko Networks and Digital tell it had signed a 10 year lease in which an operator to use Digita’s base station sites and transmission connections. They served Ukko Mobile 4G LTE network.

    “Digita’s cell sites are very attractive to us. High base station masts ensure Ukko Mobile network cells needed for large coverage area and site backup generators, in turn, enable base stations during the long service time power outages caused by storms, for example, “Antti Pellinen Ukko Networks CEO says the release.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/tulokasoperaattori-teki-10-vuoden-sopimuksen-6093276

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  26. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Finland’s largest acquisition will be finalized today

    Largest acquisition all time in Finland, Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent merger is due to be completed today with the Helsinki Ice Hall on Nokia’s Extraordinary General Meeting.

    Nokia announced in mid-April the acquisition price of the French-American Alcatel-Lucent EUR 15.6 billion. Shop the full implementation of an exchange of shares, with each Alcatel-Lucent’s share is worth 0.55 Nokia shares.

    Nokia announced on 22 November of last month that it had all the necessary regulatory approvals for the trade.

    If the motion passes, out of ten of Nokia’s Board of Directors there are three Finns: Risto Siilasmaa, Kari Stadigh and Jouko Karvinen.

    Source: http://www.digitoday.fi/bisnes/2015/12/02/suomen-suurin-yrityskauppa-viimeistellaan-tanaan-naista-kolmesta-asiasta-paatetaan/201515945/66?rss=6

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  27. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Finland falls in ICT rankings

    Finland is no longer part of the world’s leading edge when countries are ranked in the ICT technology utilisers. In 2010, we were still the world’s best sixth ICT country, now we are ranked twelve. This survives the International Telecommunication Union, the new listing.

    ITU to prepare annual statistics on countries’ ICT skills. IDI-reading technology (ICT Development Index) is formed, depending on how the population has access to the Internet via different routes, how Internet is used and what enabled knowledge base network to the residents on average have.

    European rankings of Finland is only the ninth-best at the moment. In addition to the Nordic countries and the UK ahead of wedge Luxembourg, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3680:suomi-putoaa-ict-rankingissa&catid=13&Itemid=101

    ITU report: http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/Statistics/Documents/publications/misr2015/MISR2015-w5.pdf

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  28. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Kajaani Power Light does something, which nowadays is very rare: the company plans to multiply production to take place in Finland. As demand grows, power light acquires another, more effective fully automatic production line LED light tube.

    The power lamp also has recently increased the domestic content of their products by acquiring off of the same supplier ledivaloputkien end pieces manufacturer of automation cell the total value at the end of 2015. Valtavalo investments are already talking about a million categories.

    - The power light displays a good example of how manufacturing industrial automation investments could be regarded as Finland and compete even with low-cost production countries. While production jobs did not just arise automation in preparing any, are the direct and indirect job market effects of these investments, however, significant, says EID Tech Oy’s Managing Director Jari Helminen.

    - The value of products generated, depending on the method of calculation already up more than 80 per cent in Finland. Media operators that meet our quality can be best found from Finland and the other Nordic countries and domestic automation know-how is world class, says Markku Laatikainen Valtavalo CEO.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3686:kotimaisen-lediputken-tuotanto-moninkertaistuu&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  29. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Operating systems design runs out from Finland

    Nokia S40, Symbian, Maemo, Meego. Finnish history of the mobile phone operating systems have a handsome reading, but at the same time unquestionably history. Finland has longer operating systems encode, says this strategy muotoilleen and CEO of Ixonos Sami Paihonen. But why did this happen?

    - Priorities in different parts of the operating systems have changed. Android makes the conclusion of a smartphone so cheap that the race is difficult to bring in the operating system, which is a big price advantage and, of course, economics.

    Android and iOS invested since the beginning of applications. Operating application layer is sort of opened the “open source”, which may take the service or product as you like.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3687:kayttojarjestelmien-suunnittelu-loppuu-suomesta&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  30. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Swiss u-blox is known for both the modem and the positioning circuits M2M networks. Now the company has officially introduced the Research Centre in Tampere.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3690:tampereella-avattiin-gps-tutkimuskeskus&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  31. Tomi Engdahl says:

    IOT and the need for new factors of health technology

    Internet devices and affairs, together with the expansion of health technology is creating a new survey, Finland, plenty of new jobs. The mere health technology companies are looking to hire a new survey, more than a thousand professionals next year.

    Finland is going to the digital wave of the second stage, if the first largely related to digitization and computer communications. Now, the things and the equipment will be transferred to the internet and health and wellness technology has grown in recent years top export the fastest technology.

    Carried out in October FiHTA’s survey, 15 percent of respondents to the Finnish terveydsteknologian companies expect that recruit more than 10 people in the coming year. 52 per cent believed they would hire 1-2 and 20 per cent of 3-10 new employees.

    Most new jobs are expected to opened, the software development and testing, as well as sales and marketing.

    Advent of the Internet everywhere in the future to raise the need for the sector is widely hiring people who understand. Equipment and things Internet skills for next year is hard to drain the labor market.

    According to a recent survey, IoT professionals are needed plenty more up to twice more. In the survey 36 company with over 12,000 personnel only four per cent of working IoT solutions activities.

    ” Significant increase in recruitment needs are anticipated phenomenon”

    ‘ Only 24 per cent of Finnish companies sees things the Internet is important to your business as an influence and is prepared to invest in it, Seppälä says Etlan based on a recent study. ”, Says Seppälä.

    New employees are expected, particularly the ability to identify business opportunities and know-how IoT architectures, analytics, and cloud technologies.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/02/iot-ja-terveysteknologian-tarvitaan-uusia-tekijoita/

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  32. Tomi Engdahl says:

    The award-winning dissertation: Finnish researcher found a way to increase the transmission capacity

    Finnish DI Taneli Riikonen solutions developed can double for the future of mobile networks throughput. Engineering academic awards Riihosen dissertation recent years as the best.

    Done at Aalto University research shows Taneli Riihosen doctoral thesis idea may prove to the jury that the world hundreds of billions of worthy solution to congested radio frequency communications capability problem.

    Riihonen shows in her doctoral dissertation that the next generation 5G network throughput can be almost doubled. Presented by the Riihosen full-duplex data transmission is a new promising concept, which has attracted a lot of interest internationally, but which has hardly been studied in the past.

    Riikonen dissertation was developed in digital signal processing techniques gateway and analyze the performance of the link level.

    Results of the study dealing with the two communications signal processing of the central themes. Link-level performance greatly affects the so-called. duplex mode, which defines how the gateway will alternate between reception and transmission. Contrary to traditional basic assumption is now presented in an advanced idea that supports bearers often send and receive at the same time, despite their self-interference caused by itself, which can also reduce now developed a signal processing methods. This can be a terrible day almost doubles the data transfer rate of the link.

    The study also develops and analyzes of a number of so-called. arbitration protocols

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/01/suomalaistutkija-loysi-keinon-nostaa-siirtokapasiteettia/

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  33. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Public administration IT redone every 13 years? “Finland uses inexplicably money”

    Estonian state will rebuild all the major IT system every 13 years. The new building will be cheaper than repairing the old, reminds the Estonian government CIO Taavi Kotka.

    “It is inconceivable how much money the Finnish and Swedish states will have to use to maintain the existing IT systems. In Estonia, we may do so. Our policy is to replace all major IT systems every 13 years, “says Eagle.

    However, everything old did not want to deliberately throw into the dustbin

    “We have, for example, highly functional small system in order to obtain a fishing permit. It is based on text messages does not need to be reformed. But many of the larger, related, for example, social security benefits and medical records, public administration systems need to be renewed at regular intervals. ”

    “It is much cheaper to build new than to take duct tape and keep the old systems to force action. The world is also changing rapidly. For example, e-health-system was built 10 years ago. Then many things were different than now. Equipment and technology have evolved, as well as the security requirements. ”

    In Estonia, many official things run smoothly online. For example, 95 per cent of Estonians to their tax affairs online service.
    Estonia ahead of that of Finland, looks already quite long.

    “Let’s not make comparisons between Finland and Estonia. The information society perspective of the Nordic countries have the potential to build something great – I think Estonia in this context as one of the Nordic countries. The Nordic countries are up to 10-15 years in Britain and Germany, building on the many information society services ”

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/julkishallinnon-it-uusiksi-13-vuoden-valein-suomi-kayttaa-kasittamattomasti-rahaa-6093341

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  34. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Apotti declares: Finnish data remain in Finland

    Apotti patient information system data will be stored on servers located in Finland, says the abbot of the Project Director Hannu Välimäki.

    Online spread on Wednesday after the Helsinki city council meeting of the concern that the HUS future patient information system data could be transferred to the United States.

    “With this system supplier in the agreement have been prepared in the situation that maintenance of the fourth level of assistance needed. That is, if an error occurs, the need for development assistance, it would be possible to do it by hand in the United States work, “Välimäki explains.

    “That is a pretty rare situation, but we have to prepare for that too.”

    In October the EU Court of Justice decided that the citizens of the euro information can no longer be transferred to the United States under the Safe Harbour Agreement. Instead, data can be transferred to yes, under other agreements. Aportti uses agreement model according to the EU Commission’s guidelines so that an administrator can help you in an emergency repair work over the Atlantic.

    Future data centers abbot has not yet been decided: the process of being made as Aportti decision to acquire the system. The competition, won the American Epic. The final system of acquisition can not be made before the Market Court has dealt with the complaint by CGI.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/apotti-vakuuttaa-suomalaisten-tiedot-pysyvat-suomessa-6118469

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  35. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Avanade changed the Finnish-boss to Jussi Tolvanen – recruiting 15 new employees

    Traditionally, the CEO one hundred days to get a change set in motion. Also Tolvanen is already a good while ago completed its own plan.

    “Information technology and analytics is responsible for Williams to get the car to go faster. Also, many Finnish IT organization will have a good think about what it is it’s mission: to keep the wheels turning, or make the car faster, ”

    Finnishness are willing to pay

    The research company Market Vision In September, Tata Consultancy Services, HCL and other Indian IT houses have conquered the market for Finnish IT services for about eight percent of the shares.

    Tolvanen Avanade believes that customers, however, are willing to continue to pay the Finnish experts.

    “The price tag is not critical if the domestic excellence and new solution large enough for the benefits to be expected. Often, the combination of domestic skills for international toimituskyvykkyyteen is the customer most profitable solution, ”

    Tolvanen sees that the Finnish label at the moment of negativity atmosphere. Companies save herself to death.

    “CIOs and CFOs have both applied for savings. In contrast, if the turnover to growth, the costs would not have to worry about in the same way, “he says.

    “The cloud world, we stand out because we do not have the burden of investment in your machine room. ”

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/avanade-vaihtoi-suomen-pomoa-rekrytoi-15-uutta-tyontekijaa-6113291

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  36. Tomi Engdahl says:

    5G technology, cyber-threats under control

    The new 5G Ensure project is a part of a big European Union’s Horizon 2020 5G PPP (European 5G Infrastructure Public Private Partnership) program, in which businesses and public bodies aiming at developing the future network infrastructure to the challenges of the 2020s.

    5G networks will be critical infrastructure, on top of which for example. transport, industry, health and the new operators set up their business. For example, systems such as traffic remote control and etäkirurgian bring new security challenges.

    Growing network virtualization functionality and programmability are both an opportunity and a threat to security. Legal information monitoring and related legislation will also affect security solutions 5G networks.

    VTT is developing a project in virtualization and segmentation of network security functionalities related. A strong industry-led consortium, combined with 5G PPP co-operation will enable the results of the project can be exported to 5G standards.

    New security functionality and their use cases demonstrated on the test network, which is being built at the same time in both France and Finland, VTT. Finnish test network integrates with the Tekes-funded national 5G test network.

    Coordinated by VTT, the 5G Ensure consortium includes European telecom and network operators, IT service providers and network security experts.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/03/5g-tekniikan-kyberuhat-kuriin/

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  37. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Älylasit integrate spectacles

    News

    Finnish spin-off company Dispelix Ltd to commercialize the VTT smart glasses technology that can be integrated into the eyeglass lens.

    The first applications of smart glasses can be found in the circuit of exercise, work and motor racing. Thanks to the new screen is no longer alylasitantti_sunnariwww need to look at the clock rate, but the rate, the navigation and activity data is displayed directly on sporting glasses to the user.

    “When the electronics and optics are developed, the screens are seamlessly integrated into even the ordinary glasses,”

    “Virtual Image Size equivalent to 60-inch TV is viewed from a distance of three meters,”

    Market augmented reality products VTT expects to be $ 150 billion in 2020. This accounted for optics is estimated at $ 1.5 billion.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/01/alylasit-integroituvat-silmalaseihin/

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  38. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Health technology requires technical support

    Home to one of the imported intelligent health technology can get help with safety, health, coping with everyday life and living at home. Student at University of Applied Sciences in Lapland Jaana Kauppi explained the Bachelor’s thesis work the latest health technology technical support and maintenance needs.

    Intelligent health technology refers to patient monitoring, sensor technology and data analysis within the meaning of devices that can be used, for example, to measure the patient’s cardiac function, respiration, blood pressure, blood oxygen content, blood glucose, physical activity or level of consciousness.

    In spite of illness a person usually wants to be at home rather than plant health and technology, hospital stays can be reduced by observing the state of health in the home. The patient’s state of health by actively monitoring the timely targeted treatment to those in need, making it possible to prevent complications, morbidity creation, even death.

    Imported into the domestic conditions of health technology to be released from the medical resources to those most in need and to reduce the patient and the society in health care costs.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/07/terveysteknologia-vaatii-teknista-tukea/

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  39. Tomi Engdahl says:

    IOT and the need for new factors of health technology

    Internet devices and affairs, together with the expansion of health technology is creating a new survey, Finland, plenty of new jobs. The mere health technology companies are looking to hire a new survey, more than a thousand professionals next year.

    Carried out in October FiHTA’s survey, 15 percent of respondents to the Finnish terveydsteknologian companies expect that recruit more than 10 people in the coming year. 52 per cent believed they would hire 1-2 and 20 per cent of 3-10 new employees.

    Most new jobs are expected to opened, the software development and testing, as well as sales and marketing.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/02/iot-ja-terveysteknologian-tarvitaan-uusia-tekijoita/

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  40. Tomi Engdahl says:

    REPORT: The industrial Internet to bring in Finland 48 000 jobs

    The industrial revolution the Internet will bring to Finland the possibilities for investment of EUR 12 billion

    Digital Technology, the full utilization of the internet makes could bring to Finland 48 000 jobs, is expected to report Aalto University, VTT and the Finnish Business and Policy Research Institute researchers.

    Internet of things refers to the trend of development, in which both the internal business processes of enterprises that the products and services sold in connection to the network. This requires that all production and service processes related to things and objects is a digital tag that transmits data in the supply and value chains for different actors. Constant access to the Internet enables predictable performance.

    If the industrial development of the Internet fail to reach a rapid forefront, productivity, investments and number of jobs will continue to decline.

    The working group estimates that if nothing is done, this trend will continue and in the next four-year period lost 16 000 jobs.

    Business role will be to invest in the development of digital capabilities and create new business opportunities and market-based growth.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/01/teollisesta-internetista-keihaankarki-suomelle-12-miljardia-euroa-ja-48-000-tyopaikkaa/

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  41. Tomi Engdahl says:

    REPORT: Electronics waste is not being used enough

    Electronic equipment contains valuable metals worth the more effective recovery, says VTT, Aalto University, the Finnish Environment Institute SYKE and Lappeenranta University of Technology.

    Rise to stricter targets for recycling, and raw material prices are expected to contribute to the emergence of new innovations that reduce material waste. Currently, different types of waste materials are mixed collector stage since only some of them can be to sort.

    Such crushing of recycling processes are ill-suited, for example, in electronics separation of precious metals used. Product recyclability should take into account survives in product design

    Based on findings concerning the chain of waste utilization of material and energy is advantageous to both the environment and often cost point of view.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/01/elektroniikkajatetta-ei-hyodynneta-tarpeeksi/

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  42. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Humidity sensor with a biodegradable flowerpot

    VTT’s brainchild biodegradable flower pot tweets when it is time for irrigation. Personal and professional cultivation of suitable, a pot may in future also be a number of sensors to measure different things, for example, the moisture addition of nutrients.

    A moisture sensor placed on the inside bottom of the pot. A sensor in communication with the mobile phone sends the measurement data to the cloud, in which the moisture it may be combined with weather data. The service sends Tweet situation and the need for watering the plant, either for an individual user or group.

    Through the Cloud Service can also automatically starts the irrigation system, if that is required.

    VTT has over the years been developing printed electronics processes. It is now possible to produce sensors printing technique, although biodegradable substrate, such as paper, and the sensors also can be utilized in the production of biodegradable materials.

    Similar technology can be used more widely in other applications, such as sports clothing or care for the elderly.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/01/kosteusanturi-twiittaavaan-kukkaruukkuun/

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  43. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Now IoT technologies on hay bales

    Newest IoT technology may soon save the farm hay bale fire ravages. Finnish research organization VTT has developed a system that warns of fire danger in good time. The project is currently being commercialized.

    Haytech system is based on sensors that measure the temperature of the bales and an alarm when the temperature rises too high. Wireless sensors are installed directly bales, and they convey information about temperature and humidity of bales information system, which alerts the incident.

    “The farmer received a notice that the stock had bales, where the temperature had risen to over 70 degrees Celsius from the system. The farmer got overheated bales out of the exercise, so in July warehouse did not catch fire.”

    A similar flame retardant system has not previously been available. The system is also quite affordable: VTT estimates that the annual cost of one sensor is about three euros if the sensor lifetime of five years.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/15/nyt-iot-jo-heinapaaleihin/

    More information: http://www.haytech.farm/

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  44. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Digita brought to Helsinki IoT-sensor network

    Digita is testing the metropolitan area, together with the network operator Actility IoT solutions tuned Lora-network technology. Digita, this is the first time that Lora network tested in Finland. Espoo Espotel has also developed its own Lora platform.

    The experiment is designed to prepare for future IoT pilots. LPWAN technology (Low Power Wide Area Network) relies on the Espoo-based embedded developer Espotel, who introduced last October LoRaWAN technology and new to the base Teknologia15 Fair.

    Through Actilityn transmission from the beginning Items can connect and communicate with each other up to a distance of 15 kilometers.

    Lora-core network produced is produced with Actility Thing Park Wireless solution.

    Network to take advantage of Digita’s high transmission masts (38 masts across Finnish, 15 of which are over 300 meters high).

    Actility’s ThingPark Wireless handles network. The company’s Everything Park Cloud, in turn, allows you to store big data sensors and sensor functions through the use of an open API. Platform embedded software and cloud solutions enables devices to connect to applications.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/15/digita-toi-helsinkiin-iot-anturiverkon/

    Product store: http://actility.thingpark.com/thingpark-store/

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  45. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Finnish ice hockey this season will be the use of a Bluetooth chip smart ice hokey puck, which makes the data generated by the monitoring of the matches even more attractive and provides the analysis of a new type of game information for research, development and training of the species.

    Built ice stadium positioning system using Bluetooth chips provides accurate and real-time information on the location and movements of the reel on the ice.

    The first positioning system will be introduced at the beginning of the year in Tampere Tappara and Ilves Hakametsän Ice Arena

    System meets IIHF International Ice Hockey Federation’s requirements. Positioning System accuracy is ten cents meters. A response time of 100 milliseconds.

    Source: http://www.uusiteknologia.fi/2015/12/14/suomalainen-alykiekko-kayttoon/

    Video: http://liiga.fi/videot/2015/12/12/mika-on-jaakiekon-mullistava-alykiekko-taman-jalkeen-olet-viisaampi

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  46. Tomi Engdahl says:

    PPO Electronics has made a special emergency center: self-designed and manufactured in Finland. The company responsible for the production of Petri Pelkonen, the “Made in Finland” may continue to be a preferred feature, even in electronic equipment, where global competition is fierce.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3749:made-in-finland-edelleen-haluttu-ominaisuus&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  47. Tomi Engdahl says:

    The Internet of Things “Swiss Army knife” created in Finland

    With more and more new devices and objects connected to a network, at risk of being entangled in a variety of techniques to uncontrolled jumble. VTT has developed software combines various techniques.

    VTT Technical Research Centre have developed about the Internet of Things (IoT) Gateway software, which supports a number of different radio technologies and protocols, as well as their combinations.

    “We have studied how different IoT devices and on top of their services are built into the programmable Future Internet. The industrial area of the Internet has already services and equipment providers, but the techniques are very much and traditionally one of the technology can be made ​​only to certain functionalities, “says VTT’s Senior Research Scientist Jukka Mäkelä says bulletin.

    IoT Gateway software and the exploitable new virtualization techniques will open still wider variety of uses, among other things, the communication between objects.

    The software was developed as part of a broader VTT Pro-IoT program.
    The software was tested in industrial and public environments as well as VTT 5g-laboratory environment.

    Source: http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/esineiden-internetin-sveitsilainen-linkkari-luotu-suomessa-6239609

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  48. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Finnish security company Nixu has entered into a cooperation agreement with Nokia Networks for the development and delivery of cyber security services for Nokia customers worldwide. For Nixu agreement has a big role in the company applying for the growth of the international market.

    Nixu CEO Petri Kairinen is, of course, pleased with the agreement. – Signed a cooperation agreement with Nokia gives us an important international distribution channel. We specialized expert to be present in several places the security of the construction value chain, and create added value for our customers. We have to hard skills, that it is in demand internationally, Kairinen continue.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3759:nixun-kyberturvaa-nokian-verkkoasiakkaille&catid=13&Itemid=101

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  49. Tomi Engdahl says:

    Digita stop Yle HD distribution

    Experimental Yle HD transmissions started in February 2014 Digita UHF network, the D-channel bundle, whose footprint is 85 per cent of the Finnish population. In April 2015 Yle HD channels were transferred to H-multiplex with a coverage of 60 per cent of the Finnish population. Digita’s distribution channels has been YLE TV1 HD, Yle TV2 HD and HD Yle Fem.

    Digita’s that it has not reached an agreement with YLE cost of HD channels of distribution.

    Instead, the DNA will continue the distribution of YLE’s HD channels. DNA’s terrestrial network covers about 85 per cent of Finnish households.

    Source: http://etn.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3768:digita-lopettaa-ylen-teravapiirtojakelun&catid=13&Itemid=101

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