Join us on Feb 2nd to Experience the Cognitive IoT at IBM Watson In India
Manish Raj Kunwar
Head of Marketing - Elastic India | Microsoft | AWS | SAP | IBM | Growth Marketing , Revenue Marketing
The Internet of Things (IoT), once merely an idea, has made the leap from conceptual to actual. Indeed, what once was merely a possibility is quickly becoming something we take for granted.
Analysts project IoT data to yield insights driving potential economic value of as much as $11 trillion by 2025. What’s more, they estimate that business-to-business (B2B) users can generate nearly 70 percent of the potential value of the Internet of Things, in large part through operational efficiency gains made possible by initiatives such as smart factories and connected supply chains. The Internet of Things enables informed decisions and, when appropriate, automated actions; the benefits of these can be passed through to consumers, enabling smart healthcare, intuitive vehicles with safety features and connected, personalized homes.
Discover the Cognitive Internet of Things
Today’s 9 billion connected devices are only the beginning; estimates of how many devices will be connected to the Internet of Things by 2020 range from 20 billion to 200 billion. Those paying attention to the IoT space have heard these claims already, but let’s stop for a moment to consider the effect of more than 100 billion connected devices. Such a massive amount of information from sensors and devices could be used to enhance existing data and knowledge, uncovering insights capable of transforming industries. But although making sense out of dark data and edge data is paving our way to revolutionary ideas and technologies, it requires a new approach.
The cognitive IoT is just such an approach—a way of deciphering IoT data that can effectively handle increasingly large inputs while generating meaningful output. Intended as a powerful, sophisticated way of handling massive amounts of complex IoT data, cognitive IoT is an unprecedented opportunity to exploit this modern resource. Indeed, cognitive businesses confer a kind of thinking ability on objects, products, processes and services—and the Internet of Things is integral to their ability to do so.
Experience the Cognitive Internet of Things at IBM Watson In India
- Event : #WatsonInIndia
- Date : Feb 2nd, 2016
- Venue : Ritz Carlton, Bangalore
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