In 2017, the South Africa to Host African Forum on Internet of Things, and apparently the Angolan market does not want to stay on the side of the issue, since recently the topic "The Internet of Things" was approached in the second web-insurance forum in Angola.
Second Manuel Man (Director of the National Institute for the Promotion of the Information Society - INFOSI), IoT applications aim to simplify production chains and improve knowledge, as well as manage users' daily lives. He also stressed that data from remote sensors and devices must be combined in common or with more systems Back-end undertakings, including their CRMs, ERPs, warehouse systems, payments, customer service and other applications to automatically enable notifications and complete business processes or to provide a comprehensive dashboard of all important information.
In this way, users should see the Internet of things as a reality and as something inevitable, as the mobility trend and the ease of access to solutions in cloud greater use and integration of technology.
For those who are not informed, the Internet of Things is a technological revolution in order to connect electronic devices used in daily life, such as electrical appliances, appliances, industrial machines and means of transport, etc. It is a service whose development depends on dynamic technical innovation in fields such as wireless sensors, artificial intelligence and nanotechnology.
