IoT (Internet of Things), a phrase coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999, was developed with an idea of connecting any device to the internet and to other connected device. It is predicted that by 2020 the investment in IoT solutions by consumers, governments and businesses will be more than $6 trillion. Businesses are adopting this idea to improve their efficiency, productivity, product, and workflow. For professionals, IoT training is not just an opportunity to make the most of the IoT market, but a way to future-proof their career. Before IoT, companies used to build their own analytics, spend a lot of their time and money to develop and test their own algorithms. Now, it provides low-cost, plug-and-play access to the analytics that is needed to monitor specific types of markets, facilities, and asset classes. Conventional businesses are also benefiting by using IoT to collect customer feedback and usage data to develop new innovations that deliver new value to the customers. With increasing importance of digital literacy and data analytics, it is improving the safety of the workplaces as well.

Agriculture, Healthcare, Retail, Transportation, Energy, and Manufacturing are some of the industries embracing IoT to benefit from its many quantifiable qualities. IoT applications are allowing farmers to collect data about the crops. By using sensors in their tractors, they are able to connect to the internet. Another industry that is revolutionized by IoT solutions is retail. With the help of Bluetooth beacons, the market is able to reach their customers as these beacons enable communication with customers' mobile phone, enabling location-based services. Customer satisfaction is of prime importance for any industry. IoT is improving the customer service and experience by identifying problems and resolving issues using smart grid technologies and smart meters. According to a report by Forbes, businesses will need experts in IoT technology if they want to be successful in integrating these devices into their existing procedures.

If you do not like boring, a career in IoT is THE career for you as it is one of the most interesting industries to work in currently. All the amazing innovations that are taking place right now, like wearables, Smart Homes, Connected Cars, Smart Farming, etc. is just the beginning. You can be part of this revolution by getting trained in IoT. The future of IoT is filled with possibilities, and you will be able to build from scratch, prepare algorithms or cloud architectures that would complement your aspirations.

Lastly but importantly, knowledge does not come easy and all you need is to find the best in the field. Multisoft Systems is a well-recognized training organization that has been providing corporate and individual training programs for more than 16 years. They are known for their intensive and thorough classes giving equal attention to each candidate. They offer customized courses for working professionals, and also provide 24/7 e-learning access. The Internet of Things (IoT) Fundamentals Certification Training program focuses on topics like the scope, benefits, and effects of IoT on various digital technology and devices, whereas the IOT – Fundamentals with Raspberry Pi3 Training program course includes the implementation of the IoT devices.

About the author: Nisha Negi is a Technical Content Writer at Multisoft Systems. She writes blog posts and articles on various technical subjects. She is an experienced IT professional and bears immense knowledge of the latest technology. She stays current with all the ongoing and upcoming certifications. Her way of expression is contemporary and crisp.

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