IoT – a technological revolution on the stock exchange | Closer to the Stock Exchange

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a term that covers networks of smart devices connected to the Internet. These include washing machines, refrigerators, loudspeakers and mobile phones, but also security systems or thermostats. According to forecasts, the value of the IoT market in the healthcare industry alone is expected to grow to USD 2025 billion by 135. It is estimated that 127 new devices are connected to the Internet of Things every second around the world. By 2025, the IoT is to be created by over 19 billion devices located around the world. Over the next five years, this number is expected to increase to 29,42 billion devices.

IoT - the leader of Asia

Currently, when it comes to the density of IoT devices, it remains the leader Azja, however, European countries and North America have also joined the technological race. The Internet of Things raises great hopes in the automotive industry, because it can be used to remotely monitor and manage a fleet of vehicles, and even - in the near future - to construct and supervise autonomous vehicles. The medtech, healthcare and security industries can also benefit from the technological revolution.

We invite you to the next webinar Closer to the Stock Exchangein which Maciej Kietliński looks at the potential beneficiaries of the new revolution in technology.

In the latest webinar:

• What is Internet of Things?
• Key industries for IoT
• Which IoT companies are worth following?

About the host

Maciej Kietlinski - professionally involved in the analysis of capital markets since 2017. He gained the necessary experience in such renowned companies as BGŻ BNP Paribas or Noble Securities. In his last place of work, he specialized in the analysis of listed companies from the dynamically developing gaming sector. He also gave stock exchange comments on TV Biznes24, Parkiet.tv or Inwestorzy.tv and for Forbes, Reuters, Parkiet, Gazeta Wyborcza and PAP Biznes. Kietliński also focuses on development, which is why he is currently working on a doctoral dissertation in economics at the Warsaw School of Economics. CIIA, Investment Advisor or Stock Broker.

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