物联网人才争夺激烈 高校盲目申办相关专业（Internet of things talents for the fierce universities blindly bidding related majors）.docVIP

物联网人才争夺激烈 高校盲目申办相关专业（Internet of things talents for the fierce universities blindly bidding related majors） The Internet talent is vying for the high school blindly bidding the relevant major 07-07-07-07-07-07-07-07-07-01-07-01-07-01-07-01-01-07-01-01-061_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_0_ At the moment, the Internet of things is getting hot, and many provinces, including jiangsu, zhejiang and Shanghai, are planning for the Internet of things, trying to compete for a commanding position. Experts say that the Internet of things can improve economic benefits from a fundamental level, and has been seen as a technical force for global economic recovery, but the competition for the Internet of things is ultimately a competition between technology and talent. Reporter learned that, from the operator, China mobile, China telecom, China unicom to equipment makers zte and huawei, and a number of companies are in far billiton poured competing for the Internet of things technology, in order to has scooped the top prize in the competition. The Internet of things talent is scarce The reporter understands, the ministry has made the Internet of things into the twelfth five-year plan, during the period of twelfth five-year Chinas Internet of things should be preliminary formed industrial system integrity, innovation ability enhancement, the application level, the virtuous development of the network information security pattern. Among them, jiangsu force plans to sell more than 150 billion yuan in revenue from the Internet of things in 2010, exceeding 400 billion yuan in 2015, with wuxi reaching 100 billion yuan. Zhejiang is worth 100 billion yuan in 2015. Guangdong proposes that the production value of Internet of things equipment in the two years will exceed 100 billion yuan. The iot information service industry is worth over 100 billion yuan. More than 1, 000 enterprises are in scale. The ministry of industry and information technology says governments around the world are rushin