Webinar: Internet of Things (IoT) and Good Software

Software increasingly surrounds our daily lives.  As the Internet of Things (IoT) grows, it continues to disrupt more markets and industries, and software design and development is the driving force of enablement. Expect significant changes in manufacturing, retail, vehicles, and in your home – the long-term potential is simply incredible.  However, trying to maximize IoT in your current design and development process is a huge challenge that may leave some decision makers in disarray.
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