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AGT International’s CEO Mati Kochavi Announces ‘The Brave New World of IoTA’ at the IoT World Forum

October 16, 2014 (updated June 30, 2020) Published by

Watch AGT International’s CEO Mati Kochavi Announce ‘The Brave New World of IoTA’ – AGT’s new IoT Analytics platform – at the IoT World Forum, held in Chicago, USA on October 14-16, 2014.

 

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