The Internet of Things (IoT) will drive the collection of an even wider set of data through devices and sensors that can be connected and networked in real time. With less than 1% of all of the potential devices connected today, it stands to reason that as more of these devices come online, data streams will continue to drive even greater increases in the information to be processed. By 2020 the number of connected devices is expected to reach 50 billion, bringing a massive increase in the amount of data that needs to be handled and accessed securely.
A recent report by Moor Insights & Strategy describes a hierarchy of convergence, including application centricity, automation, orchestration and programmable infrastructures, and more importantly, how all these converging technologies impact government operations.
Read "Pay Attention IT: A New Convergence Is Afoot" to learn about the necessary steps you need to take now for your organization to benefit from the Internet of Everything. Take this opportunity to ensure your team’s continued mission of IT in government is successful.