IoT has stepped on the accelerator, unlocking new experiences, capabilities, functions, and features while improving how we live, work and how we impact the environment.
However, wins aren’t guaranteed. This special edition of the IoT Now Innovators Guide reveals what today’s innovators will need to be future ready.
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“Technology is not the only force at play in IoT innovation. To have success, you have to assemble a complex range of capabilities, enabling technologies and resources. This is difficult enough on its own, but you have to do this while estimating where the market will be and where enabling technologies will be by the time your product is ready.”
– George Malim, Managing EditorIoT innovation demands bigger building blocks of pre-integrated capabilities
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“The most innovative people I know, work on the basis that the current problems we have will have been solved in five years’ time. They take a more visionary approach and focus their efforts on solving futuristic problems.”