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Unlocking the Value of the Internet of Things (IoT) – A Platform Approach

March 1, 2016

The Internet has been in existence for over forty years and the term ‘Internet of Things’ has been in use since the large scale adoption of RFID began a decade ago. So what is creating this new excitement about IoT? There are several factors. Today you have low cost but highly capable sensors, and advances in wired and wireless communication technology and network protocols that permit you to better connect sensors to the Internet. You have an array of tools, platforms, and analysis techniques that can process large amounts of sensor data and present meaningful insights. You can send data and receive insights through various devices such as your mobile phone, a tablet on your fridge, your car, or your computer. A close connection between things and humans, the cyber world and the physical world, has thus been established via sensors and devices. And that is why the potential for transformation is immense. Every industry will create new business models and offer new services to customers with the Internet of Things.

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