Adaptive Internet of Things and Web of Things convergence platform for Internet of reality services

Yu, Jaehak; Bang, Hyo-Chan; Lee, Hosung; Lee, Yang Sun

doi:10.1007/s11227-015-1489-6

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“…[23]  The Internet of Things (IoT) is a new paradigm which can be defined as a dynamic global network infrastructure consisting of a variety of devices or things such as RFID tags, sensors, mobile phones, and actuators, which are able to interact with each other through addressing schemes and self-configuring capabilities or collaborate with their neighbours to reach common goals. [24,25] In the context of supply networks, this concept not only increases transparency but also allows for innovative, decentralised planning and coordination approaches for global material flows.  A promising technology for solving security-related risks is the blockchain technology as it constitutes the foundation of trust-free economic transactions based on its unique technological characteristics.…”

Section: Big Data-enhanced Risk Management Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Big Data-Enhanced Risk Management

Bischof

Wilfinger

2019

TFAMENA

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Today's global and complex supply networks are susceptible to a broad variety of internal and external risks. Thus, comprehensive and innovative approaches to risk management are required. This paper addresses the question of how Big Data can be used for the implementation of an advanced risk management system. A conceptual framework covering three major dimensions of Big Data-driven risk management, i.e. type of risk, risk management phases and available technology, is introduced. Additionally, selected application examples for early detection, assessment, mitigation and prevention of risks in supply networks are provided.

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Section: Big Data-enhanced Risk Management Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Big Data-Enhanced Risk Management

Bischof

Wilfinger

2019

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“…Across the world, the majority of countries are envisioning smart city initiatives that focus on energy, water, transportation, buildings and government [37]. Eighty-four percent of the initiatives are led by five countries including the United States, European countries, Japan, China, and Korea.…”

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Internet of Things: An Implementation and Its Challenges in Malaysia

Badarudin

Din

Prasetyo

et al. 2018

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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to date, the Internet becomes one of the technologies that is rapidly evolving and changing. It has become trending over the world. The Internet of Thing is a mechanism composed of devices, sensors, networks, cloud storage, and application. Each device able to communicate with another device over the Internet to share the information and accomplished some objectives. IoT is known as one of the new future technologies and were gaining attention from various fields over the countries. Malaysia is one of the countries in the planning stage to increase the development of IoT, which is equivalent to other countries with the emerging IoT applications development. However, it was not easy to develop IoT devices due to some issues and challenges in implementing IOT devices. This paper addresses the major concern and challenges in IOT and the solution how to overcome these issues. The future trends and applications of IoT were also briefly discussed in this paper for gaining more in-depth knowledge about the IOT technology.

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“…Según lo indican Lee et al (2016), el Internet de las cosas (IoT) es una infraestructura global basada en red, que utiliza muchas cosas, como dispositivos físicos o elementos virtuales con atributos, identificación automática y capacidades de respuesta de configuración automática en comunicaciones estándar. IoT significa que todo, incluidos los usuarios, las cosas y los datos espaciales, están conectadas entre sí a través de Internet, de modo que la información se puede producir, recopilar y utilizar.…”

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Comparativa de tendencias de desarrollo de software móvil

Villavicencio¹,

Ordóñez²,

Pardo³

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Considering current trends, the needs to be met, and the audience you are facing, it is difficult for developers to determine the best solution for their project. Based on the questions raised, the objective is to compare mobile software development trends through bibliography and analysis, including its general characteristics, resource consumption, usability and level of general interest. The comparison is carried out using evaluation criteria, which are compared through a table that compares the performance of each trend based on the subjective analysis of the research team, the user experience and the bibliographic search. The analysis carried out shows that although the Internet of Things is not in the general interest of users looking for mobile solutions, it is an easy-to-use development trend that benefits on a technical level.

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Adaptive Internet of Things and Web of Things convergence platform for Internet of reality services

Cited by 29 publications

References 25 publications

Big Data-Enhanced Risk Management

Big Data-Enhanced Risk Management

Internet of Things: An Implementation and Its Challenges in Malaysia

Comparativa de tendencias de desarrollo de software móvil

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