Bringing code to real life: the unique problems of IoT

Your company is NOT ready to tackle one of the hottest fields in tech!

You're losing opportunities and money because the now-prevalent Internet of Things is only for people who love new challenges. 

• Security: a major thing about IoT, because it takes only one device to open an entire home to cyber (and real life!) threats. Security development and testing must be both well-conducted, cutting-edge, and first-rate.
• Usability: users will need to operate their stuff even if there's no access to a stable internet connection, even if the device is busy with the internet side of things. No one wants to get locked in their car because of a software update!
• Creativity: this one is getting rare… but the work with IoT demands real-life ingenuity, as artificial intelligence alone cannot parse and solve most of the real-world scenarios, the concrete problems that people have in their homes and routines. Those who think like a bot will not be enough as well.
• Performance: at the same time, working with the Internet of Things means dealing with a great volume of data and a multitude of paths. This can be way too much for us humans! Thoughtful use of machine learning (including artificial intelligence) and no-code automated testing can accelerate and improve development and testing cycles.
• Location: where are your devs and testers? The remote, computer-only work will not suffice in this case, as they need to test the internet on the thing. OK, smaller devices can be sent by mail, but wouldn't that be a security breach? 

Let's keep thinking about it. Next time we're going to work together to break down some of those security challenges.

Do you really trust your devices? 

Do you trust the products of your company?

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