MIT Sloan Internet of Things: Business Implications and Opportunities – Participant Testimonials
The Internet of Things (IoT) is deeply embedded in the fabric of how we live, work, and play. It’s commonly understood to entail the inter-networking of devices in the physical world by fitting them with sensors and network-connected devices. When used effectively, this technology can be exceptionally advantageous to both those who produce it and those who consume it. In business, IoT can enhance productivity, further the acquisition of critical knowledge, and optimize strategic decision-making.1
Increasingly, organizations are recognizing IoT’s business implications and opportunities. Forecasts for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) market predict growth at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24.5 percent by 2028, to $1 842 billion.2
For businesses, two questions emerge:
- How do we leverage these new technologies? and
- How can we implement non-disruptive solutions that we can introduce to the network without posing considerable risks?
The challenge is to leverage these new technologies while limiting interruption and minimizing risk.
The Internet of Things: Business Implications and Opportunities online short course from the MIT Sloan School of Management looks at the field of IoT, systematically unpacks the methods that allow a business to successfully integrate technology into all spheres of its operation.
Real-world case studies, senior executive interviews, self-assessments, and practical assessments guide participants as they construct a personal roadmap to gain strategic advantage from IoT.
The six-week program from MIT Sloan, delivered in collaboration with GetSmarter and facilitated entirely online, will equip you with the ability to:
- Assess the state of digital mastery in an organization of your choice
- Apply a checklist to assess the state of leadership in an organization of your choice
- Apply a checklist to assess the state of technology in an organization of your choice
- Recommend IoT interventions to promote coordination and control in case study organizations
- Recommend IoT interventions in an organization of your choice
- Create a roadmap for incorporating IoT technologies
Watch the course trailer here:
For a better understanding of what you can learn in the MIT Sloan School of Management Internet of Things: Business Implications and Opportunities online short course, read what past participants had to say about their experiences:
JESSICA MACARI
Product Manager, HALO Innovations, Inc., U.S.A
“The program was a great learning experience about the dynamism of IoT. It deepened my understanding of the power IoT can bring to a myriad of different companies in varying global industries. The classmates were all bright and interesting to interact with. I would recommend this course to anyone with even a little interest in the transformative nature of IoT in business.”
DR. ANN TORRES
Head of Marketing Discipline, National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland
“This program has been worthwhile as it has encouraged me to consider IoT beyond the technical aspects and how it relates to strategy, governance, and business models. I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in gaining a broad perspective of IoT in the organizational context.”
SABRI ALBREIKI
Chief Information Officer, Etisalat, U.A.E
“An excellent program that demystifies IoT and explains the digital and leadership capabilities required to unlock the power of IoT and transform customer experience, operations, and business models. Highly recommended for both business leaders and IT professionals.”
FATEMEH JALALI
Research/Data Scientist, IBM, Australia
“As a technical person in the field of IoT and edge computing, this course helped me to deepen my knowledge and understanding of leadership capabilities in IoT-based digital transformations. After finishing the course, I’m very confident I can create a roadmap for the implementation of IoT in a business context.”
MUFADDAL PHOTOGRAPHER
Senior Director, nVent, U.S.A
“This is an excellent program that gives practical, real-world examples of the what, why, and how of IoT. But it goes beyond that: the program gives you a repeatable framework to apply digital transformation – regardless of technology – over and over again. The online learning experience was seamless and friction-free. The interface was simple and didn’t require any time to get used to. Timelines and expectations were communicated clearly. Assignments were built upon the coursework and made you think broadly and strategically on how to apply the learnings to your organization (or a use case of your choice). Highly recommend this course to build a good foundation in an area that is poised for growth and will end up being transformative, disruptive, and pervasive.”
Ready to transform your business strategy? Join these MIT Sloan past participants on the Internet of Things: Business Implications and Opportunities online short course.
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- 1 (Jan, 2022). ‘Global Internet of Things (IoT) market size to hit USD 1,842 billion by 2028 at a 24.5% CAGR growth (with COVID-19 analysis): Facts & factors’. Retrieved from Globe Newswire.
- 2 (Jan, 2022). ‘Global Internet of Things (IoT) market size to hit USD 1,842 billion by 2028 at a 24.5% CAGR growth (with COVID-19 analysis): Facts & factors’. Retrieved from Globe Newswire.