Cisco: 'Tremendous shortfall' in IoT techies

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300,000 roles need filling in industrial vertical market alone, Cisco claims at its annual partner summit

A "tremendous shortfall" in the number of skilled Internet of Things (IoT) techies is playing on the mind of Cisco, which pledged to train the industry with the help of its partners. At its Cisc...

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