Episode 97: Enterprises will spend big bucks ($269 billion) on IoT

There’s a lot of money in the internet of things. No, not just in your smart home gadgets. The Boston Consulting Group estimates that by 2020 enterprises will be spending €250 billion on the internet of things. We discuss the survey, news of the week, an update on my OpenHab project and answer the question of how one gets started with a smart home. Two cases caught our eye on the privacy and security front, with one dealing with self-incrimination and a pacemaker and the other being the hotel in Austria that dealt with a ransomware attack on its smart lock system. A chart from the recent BCG report on the internet of things. And for everyone who wants to know about how to get into the smart home as a renter, I brought on Felicite Moorman, the CEO of Stratis to discuss things renters can buy to connect their (temporary) homes. She also laid out the future of smart apartments and explained what tech renters are likely to see from their landlords. There’s something for everyone this week. Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel Guest: Felicite Moorman, the CEO of Stratis Sponsor: Ayla Networks Stacey did not fat-shame Intel’s Joule board or Android Things How do you start building a smart home? Kevin found a cheap, battery-powered GPS tracker Smart locks are the entry point for smart apartments Smart apartments could tell you when a washer is available The post Episode 97: Enterprises will spend big bucks ($269 billion) on IoT appeared first on IoT Podcast - Internet of Things.