The Internet of Things Business Primer: How to Build an IoT Business

by Sudha Jamthe

The Internet of Things Primer is your definitive source to understand how to build an IoT Business from a Technology idea. It covers how to strategically extend an existing business using Internet of Things and to create a new businesses. It offers a methodical discussion of challenges and best practices in building and launching IoT Applications including wearables, smart cities, connected cars, and Industrial IoT. This book is the first of its kind where a Product Manager or Entrepreneur can learn how to build the optimal Customer Experience for IoT Products across multi-device customer touch points. This book includes case studies from global businesses and entrepreneurs and Sudha Jamthe's futurist ideas about the evolution and Business disruptions from IoT impacting future jobs, Human Machine Interface and its immediate impact on Retail, Healthcare and Education. Sudha Jamthe's no-nonsense approach to IoT is refreshing, informative, and thorough. Read The Internet of Things Business Primer if you want to succeed in the IoT ecosystem. --Ben Parr, Author of Captivology and one of Inc.'s Top 10 IoT Experts There are times when gut feeling, a clear head and deep knowledge of your area of expertise are plenty to succeed. These times are quite different. You can have all of the above and still be baffled. That is why you are here reading this book by Sudha Jamthe. --Rob Van Kranenburg, Founder EU IoT Council

224 pages, Paperback

Published December 14, 2015

Reviews

[Júlio Juriolli · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was expecting a lot more with this book. I am a non-native english speaker, and reading books in English is a way of training the language. But I think the author didn't put so much attention on the editing of the book, since it has a lot of gramatical mistakes.
I was also interested in the subject of the book (IoT), but it is full of generic information about Internet of Things businesses. I was expecting something more specific or less generic. Despite that, I think the book bring a lot of good examples of IoT companies and Startups, and gives a certain inspiration for people interest in building business.