Telit Publishes 'IoT Handbook' Offering Outstanding Insights into IoT
Published2016.03.29 19:53Telit (CEO Derek Sang) has published the 'IoT Handbook for Executives,' a collection of articles and expert interviews covering the technical, economic, and social aspects of IoT. The production of the IoT Handbook involved 30 internationally renowned scientists, analysts, journalists, and business leaders from nine countries, including Korea, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the Netherlands, as well as industry leaders and innovative startups.
The 'IoT Executive Handbook 2016' is divided into five major sections: Artificial Intelligence & IoT, Automotive & IoT, Sports & IoT, Big Data and Cloud & IoT, and Education and Skills & IoT. The motto of the IoT Handbook is 'Inspiration, Ideas, Insights,' and its ultimate goal is to provide insightful answers to the innovative changes and potential opportunities in the IoT field that executives face.
Alexander Bufalino, CMO of Telit, said, “IoT is the very first idea related to the Internet. “We determined that approaching IoT solely from the perspectives of technology, product design, and business strategy is not constructive, so we published the ‘IoT Handbook’ to combine different perspectives and concepts regarding IoT and share new appeal and insights,” he said.
New strategic content and articles related to IoT will be continuously updated on the IoT Handbook website (www.iot-executive-handbook.com). Currently, the IoT Handbook is available for purchase on Amazon as an English e-book, and inquiries regarding the Korean version can be made at APAC@telit.com.
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