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IoT is a Powerful Path to Product Performance

July 3, 2019

The Internet of Things is having a massive impact on all kinds of companies in all kinds of industries, generating headlines about large-scale, industrial-strength applications of this powerful technology framework. But IoT—sensors, the infrastructure to capture sensor data, and the Big Data analytics required to put it to work—is finding more and more applications in consumer products.

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We specialize in providing enterprise solutions for content and collaboration. Avaali focuses both on technology and business driven collaboration projects. We enable customers to realize the value of their information assets on the on hand and to accelerate their market expansion strategy execution in the form of a larger and more comprehensive partner ecosystem.In Machine to Machine (M2M), also known as internet of things (IoT) every object can be potentially be a smart object which has its own identity and which can communicate directly or via a gateway. Which means you can search them, identify them, read them and in some case write as well, to accomplish a set of events for operational efficiency. IoT in simple terms is automation of business process whereby machines are interacting with each other without any human intervention.It is interesting to note that all these layers can come from different vendors and may have varying protocols which make the IoT a complex marketplace. A

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IoT is a Powerful Path to Product Performance