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Applications and innovations in the Internet of Things (IoT)

hackerearth

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated devices that have unique identifiers and can autonomously transfer data over a network. IHS Technology predicts that there will be over 30 billion IoT devices in use by 2020 and over 75 billion by 2025. Healthcare. Smart Home. Industrial IoT. IoT in Agriculture.

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Smart Factory 101 A Data, AI, Cloud and Workforce Revolution in the Making

Acuvate

This looks like a dated metric…Can we look at some other one which is for 2025 ? [GU1] For example, changes in product design, market demands, or production volume are more difficult to accommodate in these rigid legacy solutions. Traditional automation, however, has its drawbacks.

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Smart Factory 101 A Data, AI, Cloud and Workforce Revolution in the Making

Acuvate

This looks like a dated metric…Can we look at some other one which is for 2025 ? [GU1] For example, changes in product design, market demands, or production volume are more difficult to accommodate in these rigid legacy solutions. Traditional automation, however, has its drawbacks.

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Top 10 CPG Industry Trends For 2020

Acuvate

In the past decade, the way people shop and engage with CPG brands has undergone an unprecedented change in the market. Enhancing products and offering a superior customer experience have been prime movers of CPG companies as customer demands are fast-changing. Using Big Data and Advanced Analytics.

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Technological Unemployment Is Changing the Future of Work

Daniel Burrus

There is no shortage of buzzwords around meeting rooms or office water coolers such as the Internet of Things, wearable tech or big data. Gartner famously predicted five billion people and 21 billion things will be connected to the Internet by 2020. The difference now is the speed of exponential change.

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50 what-if questions to reimagine the future

Board of Innovation

Some of the most notable and disruptive inventions of tomorrow will require a paradigmatic change in the way we interpret things today, in the way we perform tasks, in the technologies and resources we have access to. This tracker is interesting because it combines big data management with a photographic memory.