How do I use the Internet of Things for my business?

Posted by bockmary7 under Technology
From http://www.eno8.com 2737 days ago
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a novel and exciting concept for consumer applications. I mean, who doesn’t want an internet-connected refrigerator that can generate recipes for you based on what foods are inside of it?

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Written by lyceum
2724 days ago

Thanks for your answer. Which is your favorite?

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Written by lyceum
2730 days ago

Thanks for your input! What kind of IoT gadgets are you using at the moment?

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Written by bockmary7
2727 days ago

I am using Amazon echo and Alexa these days.

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Written by Sam23212
2732 days ago

great article thanks for sharing

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Written by bockmary7
2732 days ago

Glad that you liked it!

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Written by lyceum
2733 days ago

I am a "technocrat," so I like the development of the Internet of Things. Now is the question: How could I use it in my business, as a solopreneur?

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Written by bockmary7
2730 days ago

It totally depends upon the nature of your business. IoT devices connecting consumers in new ways with more interactions, they’ll have greater access to that data than ever before. Smart devices will be able to track and record patterns of consumer behavior, and possibly even learn from them, making intelligent product recommendations and customizing searches in new, innovative ways.

Companies can start taking advantage of this by using these data-based insights to come up with more effective advertising, and get to know their target demographics on a more specific, qualitative level. Chances are, you’ll have more data at every stage of the consumer buying cycle, from research to purchase and implementation. In the near future, smart devices should be able to keep tabs on inventory changes completely automatically, freeing up your workers for more important, cognitively demanding tasks. It’s not just about the “smart home” anymore—it’s also about the “smart office” and “smart warehouse".

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