What is the difference between thing 1 and thing 2

These blue-haired every-teacher's-nightmares are all decked out in red. To majorly oversimplify, one basic tenet of Communism is that all members of a community collectively own the resources in that community. McCarthyists believed this system would destroy individualism and competition, creating a society of lazies who all looked and acted the same.

Hmmm, things that look and act the same? Or should we say Things that look and act the same? Sounds familiar. The Things who, by the way, Louis Menard calls " personified genitalia " All of this activity can be triggered off that simple data exchange. The entire organization from customer service, through production planning and all of operations shares a single and uniform on-line view of order and equipment status. Thing 1 clicked once and the whole world was brightened.

I do not in any way disparage the core IoT idea that there is benefit in live connections to complex assets with great opportunity for process improvements. I do think that there are still very real opportunities for immediate impact by better integrating manufacturing personnel. People continue to be the smartest device that ever hit the factory floor.

Great article Glenn. Even though like you, I too love automation, I fully agree with you on the people aspect.

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