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Welcome to Enabling Automation! The fifth episode of season 4 is "The Role of IoT and Data in Automation: Enabling Smarter and More Connected Systems". Join our season 4 host for this episode, Ben Hope, as he discusses with special guest, Spandan Kale.

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In this monthly podcast series, join industry leaders from across ATS as they share and discuss the latest industry trends, new innovations, and more! ATS is an industry-leading automation solutions provider to many of the world's most successful companies.

Timestamps
00:04 – Introduction
02:05 – What excited you about IOT?
03:15 – Evolution of Industry 4.0 and IoT since 2012
04:35 – Where have we seen the biggest progress and where has been the biggest pitfalls for IoT?
05:38 – Key benefits of IoT
06:27 – Democratizing data and empowering operations
06:47 – Real-world example of IoT creating value
08:28 – Is IoT more critical these days?
10:20 – Biggest barriers to IoT adoption
12:12 – How should organizations overcome problems?
13:42 – Retrofitting legacy equipment for data access
15:00 – Misconceptions about IoT
16:53 – Where do you see IoT and AI converging?
18:00 – How is AI affecting IoT these days?
18:54 – What does truly data driven automation look like by 2030?
21:12 – Key takeaways
21:57 – Where can listeners go to learn more?
22:55 – Closing

IoT, the Internet of Things, has shaped the automation landscape for more than a decade. When we first started talking about IoT, it was often framed through the lens of Industry 4.0, the promise of smarter, more connected systems where every sensor, every device, and every machine could share data seamlessly. Along the way, we also saw the rise of big data. It was seen as the cure all, the buzzword that would solve everything but the reality of making data actionable, integrating it into operations, and extracting real value has been far more nuanced. So where are we today? We've moved past the fad cycle and into a stage where IoT is delivering tangible value, enabling predictive maintenance, real time monitoring, connected supply chains, and even smarter factories. The question now is less about why IoT and more about how to make it work at scale, securely and profitably.

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