Mistakes and misconceptions can result in IOT projects failing to deliver on expectations, says IOTDC.
Johannesburg, 08 Nov 2024 IOT benefits businesses looking to optimise processes, save costs, automate actions and contribute to a more eco-friendly future. The process starts with collecting and orchestrating data, especially if they are looking to harness AI's endless potential.
This is according to Theo Barnard, head of product at IOTDC, who says mistakes and misconceptions can result in IOT projects failing to deliver on expectations."Make no mistake – IOT is great. However, many IOT challenges arise before the deployment even begins," he explains. "While IOT offers incredible potential, it's important to ensure that the core business processes are effective.
"Refining the processes first can make the solution more precise. When we engage with clients, we encourage them to solve their most significant challenges first, then build on that foundation with a trusted partner's scalable, innovative IOT solutions.According to Barnard, many IOT projects face the same problem: the “rush to implementation, which I admit is often the case”. Once a budget is acquired for a project, many enterprises, as in this case, go gung-ho on implementing it.
“Once an organisation knows what value they want from an IOT toolkit or solution, they can engage with reputable partners to help them execute that vision.
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