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In a world of uncertainties most recently exhibited by the global health crisis, the application of IoT promises predictability for businesses, organizations and professionals.

Recent global sanitary, socio-economic and geopolitical context has been tumultuous to say the least. World leaders, global CEOs, health organizations and professionals alike need more consistency, reliability & overall stability.

More than ever, in these contexts the application of IoT can prove to be of vital importance. Our extensive research, succinctly resumed in our annual white paper, demonstrates the quantitative & qualitative value of IoT implementation in various sectors.

In industries ranging from health to construction, we measure the gains IoT can promise complete with examples of successful real-life applications. For each industry, we also focus on the key players that have emerged in the past year, as they become a part of a very dynamic and ever-evolving IoT eco-system.

Finally, we focus on IoT platforms through several use cases: from product catalog to combining with edge features, and data analysis and decision making, we show how to facilitate the provision of IT and data components that include connectors to retrieve and process data.

In order to help you meet your challenges and benefit from the opportunities offered by IoT, this white paper provides you with a number of insights, based on the exchanges between our IoT Center of Excellence and the members of the IoT Business Hub.

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Download our white paper IoT France 2021: No crisis for IoT

In order to help you meet your challenges and benefit from the opportunities offered by IoT, this white paper provides you with a number of insights, based on the exchanges between our IoT Center of Excellence and the members of the IoT Business Hub.

Want to know more? Download our white paper IoT France 2020: The levers of acceleration

IoT enables the design of many innovative services, enriching the user experience, and improving the internal operational efficiency of private and public organizations.

And it is clear, as the many examples presented in this publication illustrate, that organizations are not mistaken.