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How to capture value from the IoT
If you have a fitness tracker or a smart thermostat in your digital cart this Cyber Monday, you might already be familiar with the Internet of Things (IoT). But you might not know that the IoT could have profound implications for both society and the economy: by 2030, the IoT could enable between $5.5 trillion and $12.6 trillion in value globally. Capturing this value, however, depends largely on establishing interoperability and easing cybersecurity concerns. Explore a new special collection, or dive deeper on key topics to understand:
  • the steps taken by companies that have succeeded in deploying IoT at scale
  • why it makes sense for companies to start small when adopting IoT
  • how organizations and their employees can benefit from always-connected work tools
  • why manufacturers should take a holistic approach to the Industrial IoT
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IoT value set to accelerate through 2030: Where and how to capture it
New research shows that the Internet of Things offers significant economic value potential, particularly in standardized production settings, but companies must achieve scale to capture it.
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Laying the foundation to accelerate the enterprise IoT journey
Laying the foundation to accelerate the enterprise IoT journey
Wienke Giezeman is building and serving an IoT ecosystem by offering open-source tools and a "workbench" on which to build solutions.
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Reliably connecting the workforce of the future which is now
Reliably connecting the workforce of the future (which is now)
The pandemic magnified existing trends and challenges affecting the way workers function. Always-on, cellular-connected devices may now finally break out of their niche.
Consider the paths   >
A manufacturer's guide to generating value at scale with Industrial IoT
A manufacturer's guide to scaling Industrial IoT
By integrating the business, the organization, and technology, manufacturing leaders can position their organizations to reap the full benefits of Industrial IoT.
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Industry's fast-mover advantage Enterprise value from digital factories
Industry's fast-mover advantage: Enterprise value from digital factories
Manufacturing's leaders in applying Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) digital technologies are building on their head start—generating even more value across the entire enterprise.
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The 5G era: New horizons for advanced-electronics and industrial companies
The 5G era: New horizons for advanced-electronics and industrial companies
New strategies can help companies profit from 5G over the short and long term. Here's how.
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The case for committing to greener telecom networks
The case for committing to greener telecom networks
Operators' energy costs keep rising, but efficiency measures and organizational change can lower them by 15 to 20 percent in a year, benefiting company profits and the environment.
Get ready   >
Connected world: A broader evolution beyond the 5G revolution
Connected world: An evolution in connectivity beyond the 5G revolution
Connectivity is undergoing evolutionary change in most parts of the world—and, in select areas, a genuine leap into the frontier.
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Digital ecosystems for insurers: Opportunities through the Internet of Things
Digital ecosystems for insurers: Opportunities through the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things has entered customers' everyday lives around the globe and transformed business models across industries. This environment brings opportunities for insurers: to develop new products, open new distribution channels, and extend their role to include prediction, prevention, and assistance.
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— Curated by Eleni Kostopoulos, a digital publishing manager in New York
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