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    Are Businesses Ready for the Infusion of IoT and AI?

    The value of AI over here is its ability to dig in insights from the available data quickly. ML an AI subset helps to identify patterns and detect anomalies in the data that is generated from the smart sensors and devices.  

    Are Businesses Ready for the Infusion of IoT and AI?

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    Apac CIOOutlook | Wednesday, March 13, 2019

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    The Internet of Things is getting bigger and smarter, and therefore businesses are incorporating AI into their IoT applications. The amalgamation of these emerging innovations is a sign that industries are moving towards automation and a better future. While this integration of technologies is advancing every year one can notice there is a higher jump in adopting innovation as compared to the last one. It is no surprise today that homes and domestic appliances have begun adopting the intelligence from AI and the capability to connect well from the IoT offerings.

    It is said that IoT will affect the growth of AI and the progressions will be noteworthy. Businesses that merge both these innovations will have substantial ROI in the long run. The value of AI over here is its ability to dig in insights from the available data quickly. ML an AI subset helps to identify patterns and detect anomalies in the data that is generated from the smart sensors and devices. These data include information on temperature, air quality, vibration, sound, and humidity. AI applications for IoT allow companies to increase operating efficiency, avoid any unplanned downtime and enhance the risk management strategies.

    Few IoT Solution Providers (Assess-IoT, Borqs, Carnegie Technologies)

    AI in a household environment would turn out to be progressively sensible as the smart gadgets could be controlled with a cell phone. Even without the physical proximity, one would be able to send directions to the devices like turning off the lights or instructions to the washing machines to wash and dry garments. Smart homes with IoT integration will lead to a more technologically-advanced life. Voice assistants by Google and Amazon are a few examples that have made lives more manageable.

    The gap amid the two technologies is decreasing and leading to a more advanced future with operational excellence. To deal with the multifaceted nature of IoT structure, one would need AIOps (Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations). It will soon become a rare sight to find an IoT implementation that does not make some use of AI application. Therefore, now it is becoming advisable for enterprises that if they plan to implement IoT-based solutions, they must mandatorily include AI as well.

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