Question 3 (Marks: 10) Digital Communication “Big data and advanced analytics, the Internet of Things, digital modelling, additive manufacturing, and computer integrated manufacturing. Industry 4.0 not only embraces each of these – and more - but combines them together in order to make a whole that is vastly greater than the sum of its parts”. Discuss the Internet of Things and how it will affect businesses in South Africa. Identify a sector in the industry and detail how it will be impacted. Hint: Be very creative, take a moment and traverse into the future to envisage how life will evolve when everything becomes connected.

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The internet of things is all about the future and improving everyday life to all extremes using different technology that can basically do everything and keep your days in check.
This will affect businesses in South Africa by offering technology that may help provide a better and easier way to communicate and to do things in a more efficient manner. Such a small app such as maps can help some ones day much easier by showing where there is traffic and a more suitable route to take, this is just one example but the point is to make everyday life a little easier for people. The internet of things is going to keep advancing and improving and so they companies will too and people will start to notice. Businesses will become more connected with their consumers as they can help advertise and get more people involved, just through technology everything will eventually link together. It will also be easier to contact businesses and you can communicate with them in a more efficient way, e.g., video calling.
The more technology improves and grows it will also do the same to everyday life and businesses. 

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