Internet of Things and the 'smartification' of objects ?
Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2025 9:28 am
Therefore, if yesterday Business Intelligence was a technological form dedicated more to the aggregation and visualization of data according to final criteria, today the development of algorithms, databases, and query systems allows for an evolved BI with extremely more dynamic and proactive support.
Big Data Management
Big Data Management is not a hardware or software issue. It is always and in every case a question of vision and investments aimed at converting Big Data into Smart Data , transforming it into strategic business actions. Decision Support Systems can now be adapted to be predictive and, therefore, even faster than market dynamics.
Today, it's no longer just PCs that connect us to the world of information and services. Tablets, interactive chinese overseas british database totems, smart cards, smart clothing, and smart glasses and watches are arriving.
Applications and infrastructures built around increasingly ubiquitous and pervasive intelligence are maturing at lightning speed . The Internet of Things is taking hold: smart cities use advanced sensors to monitor humidity, traffic, temperature, energy, and access.
In businesses, GPS, accelerometers, sensors, actuators, smart codes, and RFID tags are shaping supply chains so that products become increasingly connected and communicated.
Big Data Management
Big Data Management is not a hardware or software issue. It is always and in every case a question of vision and investments aimed at converting Big Data into Smart Data , transforming it into strategic business actions. Decision Support Systems can now be adapted to be predictive and, therefore, even faster than market dynamics.
Today, it's no longer just PCs that connect us to the world of information and services. Tablets, interactive chinese overseas british database totems, smart cards, smart clothing, and smart glasses and watches are arriving.
Applications and infrastructures built around increasingly ubiquitous and pervasive intelligence are maturing at lightning speed . The Internet of Things is taking hold: smart cities use advanced sensors to monitor humidity, traffic, temperature, energy, and access.
In businesses, GPS, accelerometers, sensors, actuators, smart codes, and RFID tags are shaping supply chains so that products become increasingly connected and communicated.