Internet of Things (IoT) Fundamentals

This video title is now available in its second edition. Please go to Internet of Things (IoT) LiveLessons, 2nd Edition (Video Training): https://learning.oreilly.com/videos/internet-of-things/9780137592135/. Expert Video Instruction for 15 Hours More than 50 billion IoT devices will be connected to Internet by 2020. These connections are already enabling new business models, capabilities, applications, and business models. IoT knowledge is essential for technologists and executives alike. The IoT Fundamentals LiveLessons video course provides 10 hours of expert instruction on everything, from Aifrom sensors and connectivity to data analysis and key industry applications. It features Cisco IoT experts Robert Barton, Jerome Henry, and their core IoT technologies and components. They discuss IoT network architecture and security, demonstrate how to harness the power of IoT data flows and present important IoT applications within key vertical markets. Henry and Barton's 19 lessons are well-organized and include real examples, animations and detailed audio explanations. IoT Fundamentals LiveLessons can help you get started quickly and succeed no matter what your role is in building, using, or planning for IoT technologies. The coverage includes

• What IoT is, and how it is changing businesses
• Common IoT challenges, building blocks and architectures
• Core IoT networking protocols include the 802.15.4, LPWA and LPWA families
• Models to protect security and integrity in IoT network networks
• IoT networks that are simple and affordable for small businesses and homes
• IPv6 adaptions for low-power and lossy IoT networks
• IoT management protocols, such as MQTT, CoAP, and SCADA
• Transfer processing to the edge, and to the "fog” layer
• Data analytics to maximize the value IoT systems
• Analyzing IoT Data with Spark, Kafka, Spark and the Hadoop ecosystem
• Industry-specific techniques, smart objects and protocols, as well as analytic techniques
• IoT for utilities, smart grid and energy efficiency
• IoT for connected and autonomous cars, mass transit and cargo transport
• IoT for manufacturing: Lower cost and faster delivery
• IoT for smart, connected cities: lighting and parking.
• IoT for safer, better oil/gas production and mining