Makers Meet IOT: A New Economy（為自造者經濟開路）
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在IOT時代，Smart Hardware成為開發要角，而有能力開發又充滿創意的，正是自造者們（Makers）。這種Bottom up的力量，將愈來愈壯大，形塑個人化設計、製造的新經濟模式。當然，仍有許多環節必須打通，而Pro Maker將扮演重要角色。
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Digital Ecosystem
Digital technologies have profoundly changed the ways we do business, buy, work and live. They have altered our society and continue impacting virtually all business functions and industries. It’s partially what digital business is about.
With BIG DATA, IoT, Security Intelligence, Neural Networks, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning it is very likely that in times to come we may have social media for machines.
Digital technologies that have intensely impacted our interaction with things and devices like never before can broadly be put under the three interrelated and interdepended domains.
1. Internet of Things (IoT)
2. Security Intelligence (Big Data)
3. Machine Learning
Internet of Things, BIG Data and Machine Learning offers tremendous potential and opportunities, however our ability to produce data is exceeding far by our ability of producing chips that can process the voluminous data streaming live (24X7) thereby creating a lot of DATA NOISE with less actionable insights. If we look at what happened during 9/11 in America, there were lots and lots of intercepts if reports were to be believed (DATA NOISE) but all that data could not lead to actionable collated information.
With Data explosion and emergence of DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM, Security is going to be a major concern.
That was my take on Digital Convergence.
(From Technology of Things to Analytics of things)
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