The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT), which connects smart devices to the Internet. It notes that 50 billion devices are forecast to be connected by 2020, though many people have not heard of IoT. IoT allows devices like printers and fridges to order supplies autonomously. The document outlines both business and consumer benefits of IoT and notes that the global economic impact of IoT is estimated to be $11 trillion by 2025. Key sectors and hubs in the UK for IoT development are also highlighted.

2. IoT
Internet of Things

3. IoT
Smart devices connected to the Internet

4. IoT
The next industrial revolution

5. $50bn
Devices forecast to
be connected by 2020

6. 87 Of people have never
heard of the term IoT
Yet
%

7. Imagine
A printer that orders ink on
its own before you run out
A fridge that makes sure you are never
short of milk for your morning tea

8. Science fiction? Actually, it's already happening
$5bn
Of IoT devices connected
in 2015 around the world

9. Global Watch Shipments
Q4’14 vs. Q4’15 (millions of Units)
Smartwatch Swiss Watch
Q4’14
Q4’15

10. Most people already use IoT
technologies without realising it!

11. Benefits
Boost efficiency & productivity for businesses

12. Benefits
Make consumers' lives better & easier

13. IoT investments

14. Leading IoT wearable business in the world
with record funding of $636m in 2015

15. Is one to watch in 2016. The first smart home
app in the UK with $4m funding in 2015
nCube

16. $223m
Total UK IoT
investments in 2015

17. $11tn
IoT potential yearly
economic impact in 2025

18. 2016 IoT hot sectors
Human Home Enterprise
Infrastructure
Cities

19. IoT hubs in the UK
London
Cambridge
Birmingham
and they will be hiring in 2016!

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next industrial revolution that is IoT?
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