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Beth Osborne

I think it's pretty cool that I get paid to write. I wrote my first story when I was five, which means I had a great imagination, an English teacher mom, and drive. In a way, I think I was born with it. I love words. I think they are what make us human. I'm also passionate about content and inbound marketing. I think every brand (no matter if it's just your own) has a story to tell. I'm not too bad at telling that story. I believe in delivering great content, educating audiences and empowering them to make the best decisions. I have been a marketing executive in multiple industries and have toured the country speaking and meeting with clients. I have a BA in English and an MBA in Marketing. My specialties include inbound marketing (certified), content marketing (certified), social media marketing (certified), email marketing (certified) and marketing analysis. I am available for one-time projects or an on-going relationship. I have experience with Hootsuite, HubSpot, Mail Chimp, Google Analytics, Pardot, Zoho, and WordPress. I've been freelancing for over 10 years, so I know how to manage projects and meet deadlines. I live in Las Vegas, NV (yes, really!) and am a ridiculous Carolina Panthers fan. I'm from the south. Yes, I do have an accent, and it's lovely. In my free time, I enjoy reading, writing, traveling all over the world, and spending time with my family, which includes one amazing husband and two spoiled dogs.

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Contributor Brief·Beth Osborne · 6 articles
Updated Mar 15, 2022

Technology solves resource scarcity by converting invisible data into competitive advantage

Osborne argues that emerging technologies—IoT, automation, and connected infrastructure—fundamentally shift how organizations extract value from physical systems by making invisible operational data visible and actionable. She contends that the ability to harvest and leverage this data, rather than the technology itself, is what drives competitive differentiation and resource optimization across industries.

90%

of homes already contain some type of smart device

Internet of Things devices were conceived for connectivity—but there is an additional benefit: data.

Leveraging IoT Data to Revolutionize Product Development

Technology adoption and market penetration across consumer and enterprise segments

Americans invested in or traded cryptocurrency16 %
Homes with voice-controlled systems70 %
Homes with some smart device90 %

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9%Americans invested
Americans invested in or traded cryptocurrency
Homes with voice-controlled systems
Homes with some smart device

10,000+

distinct cryptocurrencies now in active circulation

Water management now has the help of technology to address decades of conservation challenges.

Is Our Greatest Natural Resource Relying on IoT to Save It?

If transportation infrastructure became supported by a connected network, it could fundamentally change commuting.

How Automation Will Change Your Morning Commute

Cybersecurity is always evolving—what protected data yesterday may not work today.

Themes:Data extraction as competitive moat, not connectivity as end stateInfrastructure modernization through real-time network intelligenceTechnology adoption now exceeds adoption barriers—focus shifts to value capture

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