In this edition of Perspectives on Agility, brought to you by AT&T Business, Tim Stenovec and Hope King explain the benefits of using IoT in the manufacturing process. IoT can help connect warehouses with their customers, making it easier to address quality control issues. Also, using sensors within the actual facility can help with safety issues and shipping efficency.
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