Brian Partridge
Research Vice President | Boston, MABiography
Vice President Brian Partridge leads 451 Research's mobility coverage, including the Internet of Things, Enterprise Mobility and Mobile Telecom Channels. In this role Partridge has overall responsibility for the mobility team's syndicated and custom research services. As a researcher he contributes to machine-to-machine (M2M)/Internet of Things (IoT) research along with a number of additional topics in the telecom and enterprise mobility domains.
Brian joined 451 Research with The 451 Group's acquisition of mobility research firm Yankee Group in 2013. Prior to nearly 10 years at Yankee Group, Brian held various senior-level marketing and sales roles at leading technology vendors such as ReefEdge Networks, 3Com, Enterasys Networks and Cabletron Systems.
Partridge holds a BS degree in business administration from the University of New Hampshire and an MBA degree from Plymouth State University.
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Global
Recent Research from Brian Partridge
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HCL shows progress in IIoT efforts with revenue, customer and ecosystem growth
In the past year, HCL has grown more than 12%. Part of that growth was driven by growth in its IoT WoRKS business unit, offering IoT design, build and run services.
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Filament targets industrial IoT opportunities with blockchain-enabled networking stack
The startup built a complete technology stack and disruptive economic model for industrial IoT use cases. Filament argues that its decentralized approach to networking and innovative use of blockchain solve the toughest challenges in IIoT.
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Who is winning the war for IoT connectivity?
The latest survey results from 451 Research's Voice of the Enterprise IoT service indicate that unlicensed spectrum wide-area networking connectivity options are lagging far behind Wi-Fi, Ethernet and a variety of cellular choices in terms of current and planned IoT deployments by IT decision-makers. Should the backers of LoRaWAN and Sigfox worry at this early stage?
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Sprint Business introduces MultiLine, a new enterprise BYOD offering
The new MultiLine BYOD service is carrier- and handset-agnostic, and allows employees to carry one phone while keeping their work and personal communications separate. The service is part of its efforts to revamp its business offering with BYO-ready and as-a-service offerings.
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Xaptum building software-defined middle-mile network for IoT devices
The company believes the Internet of Things requires a vastly different internet than people do. Xaptum is using the latest in software-defined networking techniques to build the 'Internet for Things.'
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