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Predictions for 2017 and Beyond: The Internet of Things

January 23, 2017

Discover the future of IoT. With predictions covering everything from supplier shifts to security concerns, this is a must-read report for anyone looking to expand their IoT offerings.

Download this white paper to uncover what big changes are likely on the horizon for the IoT. You will learn:

  • The impact of machine learning on the workforce
  • What will happen to the autonomous car
  • Prospective security breaches that could compromise certain industries
  • The fate of smart clothing

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