The Internet of Things (IoT) represents the network of physical objects or “things” that are implanted with software, sensors, and technologies to connect and exchange data with other systems and devices over the internet. Today, there are billions of connected IoT devices ranging from consumer or home appliances to complex industrial IoT devices.
A recent Microsoft research report anticipates that the global workforce will be accommodating 149 million new technology-related jobs by 2025. A significant component of this estimate is the contribution from Information Technology and its allied disciplines.
McKinsey predicts that the number of IoT-connected devices will reach 43 billion by 2023, creating huge demand for the skilled workforce on IoT and allied domains, thus increasing the job opportunities in this space.
Importantly, the salary of IoT professionals will be higher than generic IT professionals with opportunities in different domains like automotive industry, agriculture, domestic safety applications, telecommunication, power management, blockchain tec... Continue reading: https://www.deccanherald.com/supplements/dh-education/a-year-that-defied-comprehension-1065254.html
A recent Microsoft research report anticipates that the global workforce will be accommodating 149 million new technology-related jobs by 2025. A significant component of this estimate is the contribution from Information Technology and its allied disciplines.
McKinsey predicts that the number of IoT-connected devices will reach 43 billion by 2023, creating huge demand for the skilled workforce on IoT and allied domains, thus increasing the job opportunities in this space.
Importantly, the salary of IoT professionals will be higher than generic IT professionals with opportunities in different domains like automotive industry, agriculture, domestic safety applications, telecommunication, power management, blockchain tec... Continue reading: https://www.deccanherald.com/supplements/dh-education/a-year-that-defied-comprehension-1065254.html
