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This iot thing somehow destroys some jobs but in the other hand creates more job opportunities with a futuristic environment ! Apply now !!

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Demand is on the rise for IoT technology, which connects everything from cars to factories to the cloud.

Mack Gelber, Monster staff

We've been hearing the term "Internet of Things" for a few years now, but mass adoption of the technology-which turns physical objects like cars or light bulbs into cloud-enabled data providers-seems to be forever dangling somewhere in the not-too-distant future. But that may not be the case much longer, as a report from market intelligence provider IDC predicts IoT revenue to grow by more than 16% by 2019, reaching around $357 billion.

Even that's only brushing the surface. A study from Business Insider Intelligence estimates that 24 billion IoT devices will be installed by 2020. Those could be anything from sneakers that post your location on Swarm to...I don't know, wind turbines that talk to each other. The possible applications for IoT connectivity truly span across all industries (the "Industrial Internet" is already a thing in the manufacturing and energy sectors), and that's good news for tech job seekers who want to get in on the action.

That said, there's already a ton of demand for techies who want to work on IoT projects-over 1,000 job listings on Monster right now. We've gathered a few of them below, along with their accompanying job descriptions. If the latest reports are anything to go on, now might be a great time to get comfortable with technology that could be ubiquitous very, very soon.

1. Sr. Staff C++ Software Engineer/Architect

Company: Skyrocket Ventures

Description: This IoT startup is innovating in the space, utilizing the latest technologies in a variety of areas such as artificial intelligence, computer science, distributed computing, stream & batch data services, large scale system design, and more. They already have large customers, and are rapidly growing. The company is seeking a hands-on engineer who is passionate about building core components to power their Internet of Things platform.

2. Web Development Engineer - AWS IoT Team

Company: Amazon Corporate

Description: The AWS Internet of Things (IoT) project is a brand new initiative in Amazon and we're pulling together a fantastic team to achieve our mission. If you are fascinated by the endless possibilities unlocked when embedding technology into physical things - from smart homes, wearables, intelligent industrial automation and more, we have the right role for you. We are looking for passionate software engineers to build customer-facing applications that operate at IoT scale.

3. CLOUD - Senior Software Engineer

Company: Honeywell

Description: You'll be a part of Tridium's (a business unit within Honeywell International) position as a market leader in open systems and software, forming the foundation of the Internet of Things. Participate in the design anyd implementation of Tridium's next generation software technology. Handle support inquiries escalated from internal technical support group. Collaborate with a globally distributed engineering team.

4. Software Engineer - JavaScript / Ruby - Internet of Things

Company: MathWorks

Description: Join the ThingSpeak team here at MathWorks to help engineers, scientists, makers, and students to bring the power of MATLAB and Simulink to IoT! You will develop new features, improve existing functionality, and design a web architecture that connects all the parts of the IoT ecosystem with a high availability web service and website. You will be responsible for taking projects from early design stages through to completion.

5. Senior SW Development Engineer

Company: Hitachi Data Systems

Description: As a Software Development Engineer you will be responsible for architecting, designing, & implementing our IoT (Internet of Things) Products. The Engineering team utilizes a highly collaborative development model that requires deep involvement from start to finish of each project.
Find all IoT jobs on Monster.

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Demand is on the rise for IoT technology, which connects everything from cars to factories to the cloud.

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Indeed, the IoT is set to revolutionize the supply chain with both operational efficiencies and revenue opportunities made possible with just this type of transparency. In today’s market, supply chain isn’t just a way to keep track of your product. It’s a way to gain an edge on your competitors and even build your own brand. Any thoughts?

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When employees get frustrated  with a situation at work, they may take it to their personal social media account to express their views on the situation. this may affect of people's thinking about the company

https://smallbusiness.co.uk/five-problems-social-media-can-cause-in-the-workplace-and-how-to-avoid-them-2506561/

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The future prospect of ioT and smart workplace 

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The future prospect of ioT and smart workplace 

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As the research and development for ioT rapidly increases each year, there is no doubt that people all over the world has somewhat adopted
https://www.google.com.my/amp/s/www.pubnub.com/blog/the-future-of-iot/amp/

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What ways to display the company culture to the world through social media?

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What ways to display the company culture to the world through social media?

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Developing and displaying a unique company culture is important to recruit new talent from what I seen.
https://www.weidert.com/whole_brain_marketing_blog/displaying-your-company-culture-on-social-media

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1. Meeting Customer Expectations
2. Easing Security Concerns
3.Keeping IoT Hardware Updated
4. Overcoming Connectivity Issues
5. Waiting for Governmental Regulation

Any suggestions to overcome these problems?

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As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to steer operations in the 21st century, numerous challenges are coming to light.
While the IoT still has the potential to transform business for owners, employees and customers alike, those who already embrace this next-gen network still have some work to do.
Not only are they trying to make the most of IoT integration to benefit their own company, but they're also treading new ground and serving as role models for those who have yet to take the plunge.
1. Meeting Customer Expectations
In the 1990s, the widespread availability of internet access forever changed the way consumers shop. It also switched the customer's focus from standardized, mass-produced goods to customized products and services.
With the year 2020 on the horizon, customers have higher expectations than ever before. According to a recent report by Salesforce, 57 percent of consumers are more interested in doing business with an innovative or forward-thinking company - and 50 percent won't hesitate to switch brands if their needs go unmet.
2. Easing Security Concerns
The IoT was initially touted as a hyper-secure network that was suitable for storing and transmitting confidential datasets. Although it's true that the IoT is more secure than the average internet or LAN connection, it's not exactly the bulletproof shell some users expected.
Some of the most significant security concerns involve both the IoT and the cloud. A recent analysis predicts a loss of up to$120 billion in economic fallout in the takedown of just one cloud datacenter.
Reports also state an annual economic cost of cybercrime at upward of $1 trillion - which is quite a leap for 2017's record-setting figure of roughly $300 billion.
3. Keeping IoT Hardware Updated
Regardless of how a company uses the IoT or the cloud, data integrity is a common challenge. With so much data coming in from multiple sources, it's tough to separate useful, actionable information from irrelevant chatter.
It's critical to calibrate your IoT sensors on a regular basis, just as you would any other kind of electrical sensor. Next-gen sensors are embedded in many different devices, including panel meters, chart recorders, current clamps, power monitors and more, and it's difficult to synchronize the dataflow between all this hardware without the help of a professional team.
4. Overcoming Connectivity Issues
In its current form, the IoT utilizes a centralized, server-client model to provide connectivity to the various servers, workstations and systems. This is quite efficient for now, since the IoT is still in its infancy, but what happens when hundreds of billions of devices are all using the network simultaneously?
According to updated reports from Gartner, more than 20 billion individual units will connect to the IoT by 2020. It's just a matter of time before users start to experience significant bottlenecks in IoT connectivity, efficiency and overall performance.
5. Waiting for Governmental Regulation
While some businesses immediately embraced the IoT, others are hesitant. In many cases, these businesses are waiting for government officials to intervene with new standards and regulations.
However, since the IoT, the cloud and even the common Internet aren't tied to one specific city, state or region, who is responsible for setting these regulations?
Complicating matters even further is the sheer amount of IoT-connected devices. Since these devices originate from many different sources, including international partners and vendors, how does a localized regulatory agency control the quality of incoming shipments?
Although most experts agree that IoT regulation is a necessity, they have yet to formulate any standards or guidelines for the public to follow.
Making the Most of the IoT in its Current State
Despite the challenges and bottlenecks of the IoT in its current state, it still has many benefits in today's business world.
It's useful enough that some are willing to throw caution to the wind and make the transition to the IoT - despite all the challenges it provides - to get a jumpstart on their competition before it becomes the next big thing.

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5 challenges still facing the Internet of Things (IoT)

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As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to steer operations in the 21st century, numerous challenges are coming to light. While the IoT still has the potential to transform business for owners, employees and customers alike, those who already embrace this next-gen network still have some work to do.

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Did you know that the first time the network of smart devices was deliberated as early as 1982, with a modified Coke machine at Carnegie Mellon University. It was becoming the first Internet-connected appliance in the world of IOT. It means that IoT is running from decades until today and it keeps advancing!

http://customerthink.com/top-5-surprising-facts-everyone-should-read-about-iot/

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Are we truly prepared to work in a world of virtual reality?

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Are we truly prepared to work in a world of virtual reality?

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As more companies take their business to the internet, we must ask ourselves, is the race for the future of technology and internet necessary in today’s time? https://www.iottechnews.com/news/2018/jul/11/why-slow-and-steady-key-winning-iot-race/

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From the statistic,  it is a big influence towards the user of internet for employee of  using social media for another purpose.
https://www.benefitspro.com/2018/05/29/the-two-sided-coin-of-social-media-in-the-workplac/?slreturn=20181016030522

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By using social media sites, your employees can strengthen professional relationships with people outside the company. This a good things to hear regarding smart workplace
https://theolsongroup.com/5-reasons-social-media-workplace-can-help-employees/

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6 Technologies Your Office Needs Today To Step Into The Future

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6 Technologies Your Office Needs Today To Step Into The Future

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1. Reliable Conference Lines
2. Diverse Communication Tools
3.  Cloud-Based Platforms
4.  Dependable Wi-Fi
5.  Electronic Whiteboards
6.  Cybersecurity

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2017/12/08/12-technologies-your-office-needs-today-to-step-into-the-future/#33a6195a1ee1

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Do you think that smart workplace is necessary in Malaysia?

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Do you think that smart workplace is necessary in Malaysia?

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As MALAYSIA enters the world internet and technology, it needs to be prepared for a rapidly changing, increasingly interconnected and technologically rich world where there will be many new opportunities.  There will also be disruption across many industries, demanding greater career flexibility.

https://www.google.com.my/amp/s/www.nst.com.my/node/307861/amp

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Smart workplace for sure have their loopholes too.... how to make sure the security is good enough

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The concept of Smart Workplace is that it is influenced by IoT technologies and solutions and is composed of smart workforce, intelligent environments, and smart components. There are many factors to consider including service robots, ubiquitous connectivity and communication technology, building automation and management systems, sensor equipped energy management systems, cloud and edge enabled infrastructure, mobile device management, wearable networks, intelligent software application, and many more.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/smart-workplace-devices-applications-and-services-2017--2022-300502074.html

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It improves Safety and Security
-  IoT services integrated with sensors and video cameras help monitor workplace to ensure equipment safety and protect against physical threats.

Efficient Processes
- Being connected with a maximum number of devices to the internet, IoT allow businesses to be smarter with real-time operational insights while reducing operating costs.

https://vmokshagroup.com/blog/6-ways-businesses-can-take-advantage-of-iot/

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When we use the internet to do work, there are a few ways on how it could affect the way we work and this might be a change that needs time to get used to, but to move forward change is a must. When we use associate the internet with work, we must bare in mind that we can know where everything is at all time. Most companies rely on inventory management barcode tracking systems. But when almost every equipment, software and even products that you own are part of the same network, inventory management and monitoring becomes very user- friendly that you may not really have to think about it.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/anna-johansson/8-ways-the-internet-of-th_b_11763836.html

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IOT or internet of things is basically just a form of making everything connected to the internet. Let it be your car, television or even your house. To better understand this, we can take a look at our smartphones, we can do basically anything with it, be it streaming videos or reading an article. But that dose not mean that your phone have everything in it, your phone is connected to a super storage that stores data and your phone is capable of receiving information from the super storage thus making  you able to do all of the things you want

https://www.iotforall.com/what-is-iot-simple-explanation/

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The reason people choose this is because energy and production rate will be a lot cheaper, a lot cheaper. computers and software are getting smarter and advance by the day, this will allow the software to operate with more ease thus resulting in less energy consumption and saving the expense of companies thus resulting in more profit gained. With this also the company do not have to depend on human work force as much as they used to and this what they are looking forward to in the industrial race.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/anna-johansson/8-ways-the-internet-of-th_b_11763836.html

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How IoT technology brings the workplace into the future!

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How IoT technology brings the workplace into the future!

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From what we can see in this video, this is how Internet of Things helps us at our workplace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OD07apST-E&t=95s

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It can and it is doing just that. As we are all aware, we live in an era of technological wonders an it is no surprise that people from the industry are moving from 100% man labor to using machines. Today we can see many of offices using this method to ensure a more sufficient work at a company. This doe not only affect big company but also people who work various job are turning to this method of doing work, let it be a person working at home or working at a construction site. The reason they are moving to this method is because using technologies like this makes it easier for them to accomplish certain task without the hassle that it used to have on them.