Next step mass adoption - simplification and interoperability are key to IoT
summary
Claim: mass IoT adoption requires Customizable Off-The-Shelf Solutions that embed domain processes, not just SDKs for developers. Evidence includes a working industrial platform (Hitachi lamada) and LoRaWAN-friendly stacks like The Things Stack, and a noted count of 35 instances of “interoperability” on conference booths. Recommendation centers on focus on OT users and design that is easy to integrate simple to configure and accessible so solutions ship with built‑in practices and actually get deployed.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40The value of IoT solutions
- 2:15Why isnt every company implementing an IoT solution
- 2:38Whats not working
- 3:35The problem
- 4:08IoT is complicated
- 6:54The IoT
- 8:27Onesizefitsall approach
- 9:10Easy to use
- 11:35Domain expertise
- 13:51Interoperability
- 15:21Engineers
- 15:55Summary
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