Preface
You probably experience the Internet of Things on a daily basis in your personal and work life. Much of the public’s impression of IoT is from their personal interaction with a Fitbit fitness tracker, an Amazon Echo assistant, or a Google thermostat.
A 2017 search for the keyword IoT on LinkedIn reveals 7,189 job postings related to IoT. Glassdoor shows 5,440 and http://monster.com/ shows more than a thousand requisitions. The IoT market is booming for talent as well as solutions. As is often the case, technologists will take a path of least resistance to binding what had been an unconnected object to the internet. That approach certainly works, but it is different than the role of an architect. An architect needs to understand the ...
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