Promotional Offers - Internet of Things on IBM Bluemix
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This document discusses using beacons, Node-RED, and Bluemix Internet of Things to create targeted promotional offers on mobile devices. It outlines registering a device to the Internet of Things service, building an application with the Bluemix Internet of Things Foundation Boilerplate, and creating a Node-RED flow to send message payloads to devices detected by beacons.
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