IoT Study 2022: Small businesses are catching up

2021 marks the year that Internet of Things growth first hit a plateau. One-third of companies have frozen IoT investments for the time being due to the pandemic. But the signs are clearly pointing to growth in the future.

Teresa Scheunert

1 December 2021

Technology

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This is one of many findings of the current study “Internet of Things 2022” by IDG Research Services, the publishing company behind COMPUTERWOCHE und Co. in collaboration with Device Insight.

The IoT Study 2022 shows: The technology is no longer just a topic for corporations and medium-sized companies.

The most important facts and figures on the status quo of the Internet of Things can be found in the blog article of our IoT expert Device Insight [German language].

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Teresa Scheunert

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