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The Internet of Things: Real-Time Data and Analytics Enable Business Innovation

David Menninger's Analyst Perspectives

The emerging internet of things (IoT) is an extension of digital connectivity to devices and sensors in homes, businesses, vehicles and potentially almost anywhere.

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Modernizing Data Architectures

Data Virtualization

Recently, we have seen the rise of new technologies like big data, the Internet of things (IoT), and data lakes. But we have not seen many developments in the way that data gets delivered. Modernizing the data infrastructure is the.

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Using Artificial Intelligence to Make Sense of IoT Data

BizAcuity

There is a coherent overlap between the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence. IoT is basically an exchange of data or information in a connected or interconnected environment. As IoT devices generate large volumes of data, AI is functionally necessary to make sense of this data.

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Otis takes the smart elevator to new heights

CIO Business Intelligence

Otis One’s cloud-native platform is built on Microsoft Azure and taps into a Snowflake data lake. IoT sensors send elevator data to the cloud platform, where analytics are applied to support business operations, including reporting, data visualization, and predictive modeling. based company’s elevators smarter.

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Living on the Edge: How to Accelerate Your Business with Real-time Analytics

Cloudera

Leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT) allows you to improve processes and take your business in new directions. That’s where you find the ability to empower IoT devices to respond to events in real time by capturing and analyzing the relevant data. The IoT depends on edge sites for real-time functionality.

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Achieving Trusted AI in Manufacturing

Cloudera

According to Gartner , 80 percent of manufacturing CEOs are increasing investments in digital technologies—led by artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), data, and analytics. Manufacturers now have unprecedented capacity to collect, utilize, and manage massive amounts of data.

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P&G turns to AI to create digital manufacturing of the future

CIO Business Intelligence

The partners say they will create the future of digital manufacturing by leveraging the industrial internet of things (IIoT), digital twin , data, and AI to bring products to consumers faster and increase customer satisfaction, all while improving productivity and reducing costs. Smart manufacturing at scale.