IoT (Internet of Things)
Leading digital transformation requires both an understanding of technologies driving the change, as well as the ability to lead the organizational transformation. A robust business model that is built on top of the technology is therefore the key to digital transformation and sustained value creation. As the Internet of Things (IoT) enters a much more pragmatic and operational phase, IoT leaders need best practices and critical insights from peers across a wide swath of geographies, vertical markets and IoT use cases. The Internet of Things connects the physical world to the Internet so that you can use data from devices to increase productivity and efficiency. Connecting things to the Internet is possible because different connectivity options are widely available, the cost of connecting is declining, and more devices are capturing data. All kinds of things are being used in IoT applications including consumer products such as refrigerators, security cameras, and cable set-top boxes; industrial systems such as conveyor belts and manufacturing equipment; and commercial devices such as traffic signals and smart meters. Any device that can be powered on could be part of an IoT application.
