The connected age at warp speed

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By Gavin van Marle

23/01/2015

Confused, bemused or enthused by the Internet of Things? Perhaps all three? This is long article, sponsored by cutting edge technology and supply chain firm Flextronics, gives some fascinating insights into how a more connected world is likely to develop. Initially the technology will focus on four broad categories – wearables, automotive, home and technology of cities and infrastructure.

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