The Internet of Things (IoT) is moving past the early hype, expanding rapidly via improvements in sensor and device capabilities, increasingly reliable connectivity, new advances in data processing and machine learning (ML) techniques, technologies such as cloud and edge computing, and emerging tech such as blockchain.1 In fact, the IoT market is projected to grow over 30% per annum over the next few years, with leading companies continuing to test the boundaries of what IoT can do.
Companies are beginning to drop the notion that IoT is simply a technology project to be deployed, realizing instead that connecting to the real world via sensors can create a rich source of contextual and actionable data in their business settings—one that leads to true digital transformation, with benefits as varied as reducing hospital wait times, improving the yield in aquaculture, and enhancing the quality of life for diabetes patients.
Below is some related thought leadership.
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