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Within a decade, at least 50 billion machines will be linked in a vast Industrial Internet of Things, says Fred Thomas, automotive industry sector director for Dassault Systèmes.
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Within a decade, at least 50 billion machines will be linked in a vast Industrial Internet of Things, says Fred Thomas, automotive industry sector director for Dassault Systèmes.
Thomas says established companies should get started now on the transformation to this "Industrial Internet of Things" so they can compete with newcomers who won’t have old legacy systems to convert.
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