Connecting Business with Machines in the Cloud-Based World of IoT

March 1, 2016

Adding value is all about focusing on your core strengths while leveraging those of others. As the “Internet of Things” becomes more complicated and diverse, it’s important to make a solid business case for attaching all of those “things” to the Internet – or to your business systems. From the sensors and actuators at one end of the scale, to the business information systems at the other, there’s a huge amount of technology in between. Technology that most companies aren’t equipped to handle. Eurotech and Intel have already built out that infrastructure and made it available to system integrators and developers so that they can add value while leveraging the existing (and future) technology.

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