EBK USING MIS
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Author: KROENKE
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Chapter 12.6, Problem 2BOIQ
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Mention the problems that may arise if refrigerators are connected to the IoT:
If refrigerators are connected to the IoT, then customer can never run out of food items such as milk.
- But problems can arise if the customer is leaving for a weeklong business trip and he don’t want a new order of product or milk...
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