With its stock valuation continuing to sag, the company is looking for short-term revenue growth. To that end, it is creating a new stand-alone IoT software business.
The telecom company’s Plano, Texas–based IoT Foundry contains a mixture of high-tech gadgetry and everyday IoT-enabled items such as refrigerators, pallets, retail shelves and even a portable toilet that knows when it needs cleaning.
The software company’s president of digital supply chain and manufacturing discusses the ramifications of weaving a digital thread from warehouses to the final customer.
