The Internet of Things (IoT) has become a catch-all phrase that encompasses all the communication that occurs among physical objects such as interconnected computer networks, sensors, and devices. It is clearly intertwined with the concept of Big Data, which is not surprising as increased interconnectivity will lead to a rise in the amount of information that can be generated by these ecosystems.
The Internet of Things (IoT) has become a catch-all phrase that encompasses all the communication that occurs among physical objects such as interconnected computer networks, sensors, and devices. It is clearly intertwined with Big Data, which is not surprising as increased interconnectivity will lead to a rise in the amount of information that can be generated by these ecosystems.
This became a hot topic of discussion at a recent industry event as the past years have seen a proliferation of new devices coming online and producing data. A report by Gartner even stated that 5.5 million new devices will be connected every day in 2016. Although it might be trending right ...