Some pundits are already talking about the Internet of Things 2.0. I think that before we can start discussing IoT 2.0, there is a lot of work that still needs to be done on securing and establishing standards for IoT 1.0.
Once 46 billion devices, sensors and actuators are connected by 2021 – according to Juniper – we’ll be well on the way to a bigger, more powerful and much more settled Internet of Things (IoT). So what will an IoT 2.0 look like?
Stephen Veith is founder and lead author/analyst for IoT Sources. Over the course of his career, much of it spent at tech publishing giants CMP and Ziff Davis, he was involved in the creation and establishment of numerous B2B technology information resources.
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