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  According to experts, the Internet of Things (IoT) is the next industrial revolution. It will enable a new category of devices to communicate with each other with little or no human intervention. IoT was at its peak in 2015 as more connected devices proliferated – sensor-mapped cities and architecture, connected cars and home appliances, fitness wristbands, wearable baby monitors, and many other new offerings. Now that IoT becomes real for more businesses across more areas, 2016 will act as a reality check. Up work, a global freelancing platform, tracked its extensive data and identified the top 10 skills organizations need to steer a successful IoT strategy. The list has been formulated keeping in mind the annual job posting growth and skills. Circuit design This skill has seen a 231 percent increase in demand in over a year. Connected devices require adjustment and adaptation of chip design and development to resolve new system requirements. Let’s understand this better with a...

    Imagine participating in a meeting where 3-D holograms contribute ideas in real time on a digital whiteboard, enhancing collaboration among remote teams. Or managing a grocery store where smart shelves automatically detect low product inventories and submit replacement orders, eliminating the need for an employee. Or strapping on an augmented reality headset and receiving real-time, guided instructions on how to repair a piece of machinery, day or night. Soon, you may not need to imagine. 5G—the fifth and newest generation of the cellular wireless network—has the power to unlock these and other capabilities in the workplace. “It’s not simply another ‘G,’ as it has been in previous generations,” says United Kingdom-based Amol Phadke, global network practice lead at Accenture. “It has the potential to completely disrupt the way we work and live.” Most of the buzz surrounding 5G so far has focused on consumer benefits. (Download a feature-length movie to your phone in seconds...