Infor unveils Internet of Things platform to connect enterprise devices with big data

Roland Moore-Colyer
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Platform will feed connected device, sensor and app data into Infor's enterprise systems

Infor has made a play for the Internet of Things (IoT) with a comprehensive platform that feeds connected device, sensor and app data into the firm's enterprise software. Pam Murphy, Infor's chi...

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