The Silent Intelligence: The Internet of Things
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| Rating | : | 4.11 (611 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0989973700 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 166 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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Brian L Mitchell said good introduction to disruptive technologies. This book is a good introduction to some of the disruptive technologies for those readers that have not spent time staying current on the progress of driverless cars, artificial general intelligence, smartphone technology, etc. For those readers that are current on these issues there will not be many "oh, wow!" moments in this read. Yes, everyday things have computers built in and those are now being given the ability to communicate to the internet and each other. With the exception of autos and medical monitors, many of these will be as insignificant as my kitchen oven having a digital control on it, . "A must-read for IoT entrepreneurs" according to Roest. This book is primarily an introduction to the business side of IoT. The field is still very much in flux, so the book is more a rich collection of observations than a well structured overview. Still, the authors have made efforts to organize the observations into themes like history of IoT, the IoT ecosystem, outlook to the future, business cases and investment opportunities. A nice thing about the book is that it discusses mostly very down-to-earth applications rather than the exotic ideas that are so often found in discussions on IoT. This gives the reader a feeling of what IoT really is like and wha. A Book Telling the Forthcoming of the Emergence of Connected Objects Donald W. Larson A Book Telling the Forthcoming of the Emergence of Connected ObjectsDate Published: December 17, 2013In December 2013 I met, Daniel Obodovski, one of the authors of the book, The Silent Intelligence - The Internet of Things. He spoke about the subject of his book and I ordered his book a couple days later to gain a better insight to that topic.His co-author is, Daniel Kellmereit, and together they explored what connecting ordinary day items to each other using the Internet might mean to people all over the globe. Their research included interviews of current authors of the same subject and leaders of i
About the Author Daniel Kellmereit With more than a decade of experience in telecom/mobile, Internet, hardware, software and services industries, Daniel Kellmereit, has assisted large global companies to develop business strategies, shape markets, adopt emerging technologies, design strategic alliances, and launch new products and services. . In his current position as CEO of Detecon, Inc., he is responsible for the North American and Latin American regions. Most recently, Daniel was Director of Business Development at Qualcomm, where he led the commercial launch of multiple M2M products and businesses. He holds an MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. Daniel holds an MBA from the University of South Carolina and Vienna University of Economics and Business Admi
We talk about the history, trends, technology ecosystem and future of Connected Cities, Connected Homes, Connected Health and Connected Cars. We also hope that the new growth opportunities discussed in this book will be as exciting to you as they are to us.. Our aim is to help executives, entrepreneurs, investors and everybody who is interested in this topic, better understand the opportunities and challenges of the Internet of Things. We share exciting stories and unique opinions of more than 30 industry veterans, experts and visionaries from Google, Ericsson, AT&T, Qualcomm, SAP, MIT, Jawbone and many others. We called this book The Silent Intelligence because most of the activity and growth in the space so far has been outside of mainstream visibility. We also discuss the most exciting growth areas for entrepreneurs and venture capital investors. The Silent Intelligence is a book about the Internet of Things
Daniel Obodovski With nearly 20 years of experience in the wireless and high-tech sectors, Daniel Obodovski’s passion is helping companies go to market with connected devices and machine-to-machine (M2M) technologies. In his current position as CEO of Detecon, Inc., he is responsible for the North American and Latin American regions. He has also worked with early-stage companies to build compelling prod