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The new IoT button from bttn. Read how the bttn works and how it can help your business. Read all about the two different models bttn has.

The Butler Group's bttn is a new IoT button on the market and is an AWS button alternative. The AWS IoT button made its first appearance at the 2015 AWS re:Invent conference. Amazon's AWS IoT button was designed to help customers count or track items, cal

Creating a programmable button and saying that it can be used for anything can be quite overwhelming. Our bttn team have put their minds together and have found some industries in which the bttn will thrive. Programmable buttons at Corporate Companies Wit

Taxi industry - or yellow-cab industry as it's more affectionately called in the US - has been challenged by industry insurgents like ride-sharing giant Uber. And it's been a rough ride. According to New York city's data, the total amount of trips fell 8.

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