Our connected future

Just imagine that in a few short years IoT technology will be connected to nearly 50 billion “things” of one kind or another.

The exponentially growing number of objects connected to the Internet is completely changing our world. What new changes will appear? Which standards need to be developed? How many businesses will benefit?

September/October 2016

Our connected future

In a few short years the Internet of Things (IoT) will be connected to nearly 50 billion “things” of one kind or another. This issue covers the most pervasive and ubiquitous IoT advances, trends and opinions

Spotlight

The next frontier for business

The Internet of Things is already changing lives today. Businesses are responding to the new promises offered and the challenges raised. Standards, meanwhile, help resolve some of the related complexities.

This IoT movement has the potential to improve the way we work and live.

 David Welsh

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