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Industrial IoT: The Next 30 Years Of IT During the past 30 years, Interop has traced the arc of information technology, from the beginnings of the modern data center and networking to the cloud computing standards businesses use today. The next 30 years of IT is here, thanks to the internet of things (IoT). InformationWeek Executive Editor Curtis Franklin spoke with Senior Editor Sara Peters about how IoT is changing everything we know in IT, especially in the industrial enterprise. From predictive analytics, to security, to ROI, here's why the next 30 years of IT starts with IoT. |
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| FEATURED REPORTS | Forrester Report: Cloud Powers The New Connected Economy This May 2016 Forrester report explores a landscape in which organizations in every industry are moving forward from cloud adoption to cloud creation and participation. Learn how you are a member of this networked economy & how the steps you take may ... Gartner Predictions for 2016: Mobile and Wireless In this new phase of mobility, wireless and mobile technologies expand our real world beyond simple smart devices, creating new digital worlds. IT leaders and vendors are challenged by new privacy and security threats from new technology sources. | MORE REPORTS |
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