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Internet of Things (IoT) has both captivated and confounded technologists and users alike. The newly released fifth edition of AXIOM magazine from Avnet Electronics Marketing Americas, a business region of Avnet, Inc. (NYSE: AVT), helps to demystify this revolutionary technology with more than 20 feature articles offering everything you need to know about the IoT, all in a new scalable, all-digital format. Click to Tweet: New, all-digital AXIOM magazine from Avnet takes on the Internet of Things http://bit.ly/1hCu5wf AXIOM, which comes from the Latin root axioma, is defined as information that is thought fitting and worthy. Each issue is produced in collaboration with independent specialist authors and technical experts who provide insights on the latest big ideas, trends and relevant design-oriented topics. “Most discourse on IoT tends to focus on the vast potential of the technology, but in this edition of AXIOM we show the IoT in action with success stories like SteadyServ Technologies’ unique RFID-enabled iKeg inventory management solution," said Rondekka Moore, vice president, demand creation, Avnet Electronics Marketing Americas, and AXIOM’s editorial director. “We are excited to offer this publication in our new scalable platform so we can provide an even broader audience with information and insights that will help accelerate their development of products and services in emerging technologies, like the Internet of Things, which will continue to redefine innovation and excellence in our industry.” The fifth edition of AXIOM includes an in-depth look at IoT from practical, real life applications to the privacy and security implications, impacts on the supply chain, big data possibilities and the emergence of new markets like wearables. Among this issue’s features are: 
