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The Internet of Everything has the potential to connect 50 billion people, processes, data and things by 2020. In this episode of True Stories of the Connected, a doctor demonstrates the power of video as he works to keep in contact with patients who are sometimes hundreds of miles away in a remote, tribal village in Northern Canada.
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