Shutting Down the Internet of Things and What Happens to the IIoT without Open Systems?

November 16, 2016
Robert Bergman

It’s always nice when industry insiders, that have followed this market for years, echo your “raison d’etre” in their own words.

Walt Boyes, in two recent “The Way I See It” editorials of his monthly publication, Insider, highlighted concepts that represent the very foundation of Bedrock Automation’s value proposition. You can view these editorials here and here.

The IIoT-enabled world creates a fundamental precept for Open Systems – a new world based on standards is in the making. At the same time, it’s dawning on folks that a new security paradigm that begins at the chip level and extends through the rest of the organization’s technology stack as the only realistic approach to effective cyber defense.

Walt, we couldn’t agree more….

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