Demystifying the Internet of Things
                     A complex technology 
simplified
Demystifying 
the Internet
of Things
What is
the IoT?
The internet of things, or IoT, is a system of 
interrelated computing devices, mechanical 
and digital machines, objects, animals or 
people that are provided with unique identifiers 
(UIDs) and the ability to transfer data over a 
network without requiring human-to-human or 
human-to-computer interaction
The 
Developme
nt of the 
IoT
here’s a lot of noise at the moment 
about the Internet of Things (or IoT) 
and its impact on everything from the 
way we travel and do our shopping to 
the way manufacturers keep track of 
inventory.
The Rise 
of the 
ITecohnolTogies that made IoT possible
Devices and objects with built in sensors are 
connected to an Internet of Things platform, 
which integrates data from the different 
devices and applies analytics to share the 
most valuable information with applications 
built to address specific needs.
Top IoT 
applications
Manufacturing / Industrial.
Transportation / Mobility.
Energy.
Retail.
Healthcare.
Supply chain.
The Pros and 
Cons of the 
IoT
To ensure that the electricity is not wasted, IoT-
enabled devices manage street lights and 
automates everything. It automatically switches off 
street lights in daylight and switches them on 
during the onset of darkness.
IoT 
sTo etnsuare thnat tdhe elaectrircitdy is nsot wasted, IoT-
enabled devices manage street lights and 
automates everything. It automatically 
switches off street lights in daylight and 
switches them on during the onset of darkness.
IoT 
Frameworks
To ensure that the electricity is not wasted, IoT-
enabled devices manage street lights and 
automates everything. It automatically 
switches off street lights in daylight and 
switches them on during the onset of darkness.
The 
Challenges
of IoT
Data storage 
and analysis
To ensure that the electricity is not wasted, IoT-
enabled devices manage street lights and 
automates everything. It automatically 
switches off street lights in daylight and 
switches them on during the onset of darkness.