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.
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.
CIOs and other IoT leaders must prioritize all potential IoT opportunities within the organization through the lens of business return — in terms of both absolute value and time to value. Gartner recommends the majority of IoT projects should target financial payback in less than one year.
IoT rollouts are moving from trials to full deployments. IoT offers business benefits, such as operational efficiency and workforce productivity, so IoT solutions must demonstrate measurable benefits and business value.
IoT devices generate an unprecedented amount of data, often the sensitive personal type. Security and risk management leaders focusing on IoT must assure responsible use of that data, and distinguish between consumer and business risk.
IoT is no longer on the way; it’s here. Gartner Vice President of Research Mark Hung discusses why it's time to get practical about IoT and the steps you need to take right now.
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