The Internet of Things – The Latest Frontier

An interview with John Heitmann and Jameson Dempsey
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By 2020, Internet of Things (IoT) related consumer spending is projected to hit $2.6 trillion, and over 6.4 billion devices will be connected. What impact will the surge of IoT devices have on how we interact with the world, and how will it affect data security and privacy rights? Host Joel Cohen sits down with John Heitmann and Jameson Dempsey to find out.

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