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According to IDC, companies are ramping up their IoT investments rapidly, which can be seen in seven major industries with high levels of physical products or assets. Overall, the market research firm forecasts that IoT spending will increase 19% on average through 2018. Some industries, such as discrete manufacturing, have already invested significantly; others, such as healthcare, have spent less to date but are expected to expand quickly in the future. Source: How Quickly Are Industries Adopting the Internet of Things?

Our expert predicts how IoT will transform healthcare in the coming year. Source: Healthcare Internet of Things: 18 trends to watch in 2016 | IBM Center for Applied Insights

How Baidu combined Tachyon with Spark SQL to increase speed 30-fold Source: Accelerating big data analytics workloads with Tachyon – O’Reilly Media

Consumers may keep the Internet of Things at arms length, but it could lead to the next industrial revolution. Source: The Industrial Internet Of Things Will Predict And Eliminate Points Of Failure – ARC – ARC

Augmented Reality provides the human workforce with an interface between the data generated by connected networks of sensors and the real world Source: Augmented Reality: Human Interface and Industrial Internet of Things

On hearing words like “industry” and “manufacturing” most of us probably picture sprawling assembly lines, heavy machinery, groaning metal, and flying sparks. Few of us likely envision gazelles or fighter… Source: 6 Reasons Why Industry Needs to Be Agile as Software to Survive

Industrial IoT market participants – from big corporate players to small startups – may still be feeling around for the size of the market, but Lux Research says…think trillions of dollars. Source: Industrial IoT Could Be Multi-Trillion Dollar Godzilla Market of the Future – ReadWrite

Source: The role of Bluetooth in the Internet of Things

Internet of everything and internet of things are the concepts same or different. Know here in detail. Source: Internet of Everything Explained – Internet Of Things Wiki

Source: bcg.perspectives – MIT Media Lab’s Joi Ito on Digital Innovation and Disruption