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Paul Brody
One key hypothesis we have is that asset-intensive industries will be among the frist
Veena Pureswaran
Industries that have low levels of IT penetration
Paul Brody
starting with items like automotive, warehousing, and capital equipment
Veena Pureswaran
Industries that have not typically lent themselves well to digitization
Paul Brody
We have lots of ideas about industries that are sensitive to the price of risk and credit as well, like insurance, banking, and consumer credit
Veena Pureswaran
Industries like agriculture, transportation and logistics etc
Andrey Galitskiy
@pbrody I vote for this! Huge infrastructures (like oilfields) need a lot of control.
Paul Brody
Big infrastructure is a key target because so much of it is poorly utilized.
Paul Brody
We use cars only 9% of the day.
Veena Pureswaran
We are building an economic model to understand industry transformation by the IoT. Stay tuned for this next phase of our study!
Andrey Galitskiy
Another candidate - intelligent transportation systems - where really "real time" decision making is necessary.
Paul Brody
We only use offices about 50 hours a week - but there are 168 hours every week
Paul Brody
We think that 50 hours = 100% utilization of offices, it doesn't. It's under 33%.
Veena Pureswaran
in the newly released study ibm.biz/devicedemocr... we identify the key vectors of industry disruption...give it a read and share!
IBM - Device democracy - United States
Scaling the IoT from billions to hundreds of billions of devices means executives must rethink the technology strategy, at its foundation.
Scaling the IoT from billions to hundreds of billions of devices means executives must rethink the technology strategy, at its foundation.
Chester Karwatowski
Health Care must learn to apply #IOT with appropriate alerts and analytics
Suresh Subbanarahari
Energy and Utility is another one. One can check on Gartner report "Hype Cycle for the Internet of Things, 2014"
Chester Karwatowski
Hoping #IOT can have social impact to ensure and respond for food, water and safety ...and not just cool useless information.