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The reason the digital twin, or software-defined product, as I prefer to call it, is the most important IoT tech, is because it’s the basis for the unique functionality possible from using the Internet of Things. Going beyond smarts or connectivity, it is this unique functionality that creates value, enough value that results in a profitable IoT product. In this episode of the IoT Business Show, the second in a series on the digital twin, I speak with Arnulf Hagen about the underlying models of the digital twin, and the high-level ways you can use them to create value.

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The digital twin, or software-defined product as I prefer to call it, is the most important tech in IoT, yet you hardly hear anything about it, when compared to other IoT tech such as sensing, networking, and analytics. Maybe it’s because it’s such a new and abstract concept for most people. Well, that’s about to change. In this episode of the IoT Business Show, I speak with Dimitri Volkmann about producing the digital twin for the Industrial Internet of Things.

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Big Data is big! It’s another entire industry that’s subsumed by the Internet of Things. There’s a lot to consider but it all starts with your business information requirements – what you get by transforming the raw sensor data you collect into business value you can use. In this episode of the IoT Business Show, I speak with Big Data expert Mark van Rijmenam to conclude our seven-part miniseries on analytics by covering the entire array of what’s available.

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Using external data in addition to your internal data is strategic. Besides public microservices, business systems, and IoT products, an emerging source of external data is the datamart, otherwise known as the data marketplace or data exchange – places where you can buy and sell data on the open market. But should you sell your data and are there any other options to do so? In this episode of the IoT Business Show, I speak with Tim Panagos about setting up your own datamart and the inherent value in doing so - even if you don’t plan on selling anything at all.

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