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I love how readily the health care industry has taken to the IoT. You folks are leading the way in both enterprise and consumer-facing M2M technology, implementing solutions throughout your infrastructure with the goals of efficiency, cost savings, and most importantly, better patient health. As the world becomes more intelligent, IoT-enabled building automation systems are a natural progression of this. It doesn't make sense to connect and integrate cities, home automation, and traffic systems and then not make buildings just as intelligent. Sponsored by: SAP
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There are rumbles happening in the seedy underbelly that a revolution is brewing. In fact, some folks say it is already underway. The IoT is going to be the heart of the next industrial revolution, and in the vanguard will be the Industrial IoT. Here, as we in IoT struggle our way out of the industry's infancy and into a pimply adolescence, it's finally time to realize that the devices that operate out at the edge cannot sustain the industry as a whole. They are well made and finite, and therefore represent only a finite amount of revenue. And that won't grow the industry up to adulthood.
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