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An IoT13 presentation showcasing promising companies in the internet of things. Andrew Yeoman introduces Concirrus common architecture for the Internet of Things

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Andrew Yeoman,CEO
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Common
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Deployment Services
Business Intelligence
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Middleware
Server Infrastructure
Communica on network
SIM card supply
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Machine hardware
Cloud Services
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The Concirrus CommonArchitecture for
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Interface
Context
Driven
Events
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AGNOSTIC
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