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Reasons to Be Excited by the 'Internet of Things'

Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of devices that are connected together to communicate with each other to perform certain tasks and data sharing. <br>IoT will connect every object to the Internet from furniture and doors to food and toiletries with sensors to measure and send data. Hence, everything will be “smart.” So, to excel in career in IoT a professional training is required. For more details visit: https://goo.gl/rs23rz<br>

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Reasons to Be Excited by the 'Internet of Things'

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  1. REASONS TO BE EXCITED BY THE 'INTERNET OF THINGS' - Jigsaw Academy

  2. IoT – An Introduction Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of devices and in general things that are connected together and communicating with each other to perform certain tasks, without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. The Internet has already brought hundreds of millions of people together and created connections that were never before possible -- but this is just the beginning. The Internet of Things (IoT) is coming, and life as we know it will be transformed. IoT will connect practically every object to the Internet, equipping everything from furniture and doors to food and toiletries with sensors to measure and send data to the cloud. In other words, everything will be “smart.”

  3. Future of IoT

  4. How Big is IoT? This new wave of connectivity is going beyond laptops and smartphones, it’s going towards connected cars, smart homes, connected wearables, smart cities and connected healthcare. Basically a connected life. According to Gartner report, by 2020 connected devices across all technologies will reach to 20.6 billion. Woah! that’s a huge number

  5. IoT Timeline

  6. Reasons to Be Excited by the IoT IoT will connect practically every object to the Internet, equipping everything from furniture and doors to food and toiletries with sensors to measure and send data to the cloud. In other words, everything will be “smart.” The implications of IoT are huge: The entire planet will become a unified, brain-like system. It sounds like a far-off, futuristic concept, but IoT is imminent, and entrepreneurs should be excited. Here’s why:

  7. Everything will be measured IoT means that everything from household appliances, to construction equipment, to vehicles and buildings will transmit data and communicate with other objects or people. That means everything will be able to be measured and tracked all the time. Cloud-based apps and tools will be able to analyze and translate that data into useful information. All this data can fuel better decisions and help develop better outcomes. Big data has already made waves in nearly every industry, showing the value of information and analytics. Imagine the possibilities if nearly every object used in a day transmitted data that could then be smartly analyzed in real time.

  8. Metrics will be used in real time IoT creates massive amounts of data that can be analyzed and used to make better decisions. That’s great -- but it’s even more exciting than that. This data can be analyzed and used in real time. That means data is collected and instantly put to use to make improvements. With IoT, information is turned into action at an unprecedented speed. Not only will technology respond to data and changes instantly, but it will be able to be used to predict problems and take actions to prevent them. Constant monitoring can detect major issues and mitigate them before they happen.

  9. Actionable data will be shared All the data that IoT delivers won’t exist in a vacuum -- it will be shared among co-workers, stakeholders and other parties. For example, think about how wearable tech allows individuals to collect health data and share it with doctors and providers, to improve care. When this type of technology is applied in other industries, the impact will be huge. Monitoring the effectiveness of strategies, the results of campaigns and the efficiency of systems becomes easier and more actionable when more people are in the loop. The ability to connect and share data has the possibility to bring diverse departments together -- like accounting and HR - - to make decisions everyone can agree on.

  10. Real-World Applications of IoT That Internet of Things (IoT) is fast driving innovation and new opportunities by bringing every object, consumer and activity into the digital realm, is not news any more. And going ahead, the proliferation of connected devices coupled with improved, less-expensive technology platforms will only disrupt the rapid growth of IoT-enabled capabilities across industries.

  11. Smart cities As the primary factor behind the early-warning detection system, the IoT thus helped save the company considerable cost and avoided the tarnishing of its reputation. Another great example of how the IoT is creating smart cities is the use of smart traffic lights that are helping to alleviate long-standing congestion issues

  12. Smart Wearables Wearables have experienced a explosive demand in markets all over the world. Companies like Google, Samsung have invested heavily in building such devices. But, how do they work? Wearable devices are installed with sensors and softwares which collect data and information about the users. This data is later pre-processed to extract essential insights about user. These devices broadly cover fitness, health and entertainment requirements. The pre-requisite from internet of things technology for wearable applications is to be highly energy efficient or ultra-low power and small sized.

  13. Industrial Internet of Things Industrial Internet is the new buzz in the industrial sector, also termed as Industrial Internet of Things ( IIoT ). It is empowering industrial engineering with sensors, software and big data analytics to create brilliant machines. According to Jeff Immelt, CEO, GE Electric, IIoT is a “beautiful, desirable and investable” asset. The driving philosophy behind IIoT is that, smart machines are more accurate and consistent than humans in communicating through data. And, this data can help companies pick inefficiencies and problems sooner. IIoT holds great potential for quality control and sustainability. Applications for tracking goods, real time information exchange about inventory among suppliers and retailers and automated delivery will increase the supply chain efficiency. According to GE the improvement industry productivity will generate $10 trillion to $15 trillion in GDP worldwide over next 15 years.

  14. Uses of IoT

  15. Contact Jigsaw Academy Address: No. 308, First Floor, 100ft Main Road, Indiranagar, 1st Stage, Bangalore-560038 Landmark: Above Domino’s Pizza Phone: 9019317000 Email: info@jigsawacademy.com Website: https://www.jigsawacademy.com/iot/iot-courses

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