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ABI Research: Selecting IoT Solutions & Partners: The Top Assessment Criteria

Once companies have decided to invest in their IoT strategy, the process of designing and building an IoT solution begins. Having evaluated their own internal capabilities and decided what solution components they will build themselves, the next decision is selecting suppliers to help complete an end-to-end IoT solution. This is no easy task, and survey results show that supplier diversity and offer complexity is one of the biggest challenges facing IoT solution deployments.

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ABI Research: Selecting IoT Solutions & Partners: The Top Assessment Criteria