How the IoT Will Improve Infrastructure

Tony Scherba

November 17, 2015

For most of us, the Internet of Things represents a fascinating advance in consumer technology. But the IoT is hardly just fun and games - by 2020, utilities, manufacturing, and government are projected to be the top three industries utilizing IoT technology.

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In fact, governments worldwide are beginning to adopt IoT technologies. South Korea recently built an entire smart city - complete with an automated waste collection system and urban farms - while the Spanish city of Santander has started putting sensors all over the place to monitor light, air pressure, pollution, traffic, and more.

With IoT spending expected to nearly triple between now and 2020 - blossoming into a $1.7 trillion market - keep your eyes peeled for "smart" infrastructure to crop up around your city.

Read the full article here: http://www.techsling.com/2015/11/high-tech-governance-iot-will-improve-infrastructure/

Tony Scherba is a CEO + Founding Partner at Yeti. Tony has been developing software since high school and has worked on digital products for global brands such as Google, MIT, Qualcomm, Hershey’s, Britney Spears and Harmon/Kardon. Tony’s writing about innovation and technology has been featured in Forbes, Huffington Post and Inc. At Yeti, Tony works on strategy, product design and day to day operations, hopping in and working with the development teams when needed.

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