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Following the widespread consumer attention and company investments about the Internet of Things in 2015, the buzz surrounding a “connected future” has drastically increased.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) once seemed to be nothing but science fiction. Today, however, the concept of AI has become, if not quite a daily reality, at least closer to being fully realized than it ever has been before. Machine learning, while not true AI, is certainly being implemented in some different industries.

No doubt you have heard the term “blockchain” and are seeing the hype. In the last 3 decades, we have seen similar exuberance with other technologies. Some of them mature to a point where new business models are created that change the way the world works.

The Internet of Things or the IoT is the shorthand term for the various appliances, devices, and other electronics that aren’t necessarily something people originally thought would ever need to connect to the internet. Refrigerators, cars, and even houses are a part of the IoT.

Cloud services have become more and more useful to businesses as technology has advanced. Today, the cloud isn’t just a place to keep your data: It’s a place to share resources, utilize software and more.

Does your marketing plan include using a chatbot? These tools can be powerful additions to marketing, but you have to ensure you’re using them correctly. Like any marketing tool, chatbots can be more or less effective depending on several factors.