back to article It's OK, you can pick up real-time IoT analytics – it won't bite... unless you ignore this advice

The Internet of Things is growing, and it feels unstoppable. Smart home appliances, energy meters, and wearable gizmos are the public face of IoT, and you can add to the list industrial control and factory equipment, warehouse pallets and packaging, delivery vans, and so on – all things that generate real-time data, which …

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  1. Ken Moorhouse Silver badge

    1982

    Arguably the year of birth of IoT: The Internet Coke Machine at Carnegie Mellon University.

  2. Evil_Goblin

    New at 10 - Like any other project - latest faddy project will fail unless it has clear goals and spec. Revelatory...

  3. GSTZ

    Real time alerts are better than real time analytics

    These days many people do focus on analytics, AI and big data because that's the current hype, but the beauty of (serious) IoT is that it usually delivers specific events and data best utilized when acted upon immediately. Actually, IoT should more be seen as an OLTP game than an analytics game.

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