Guidelines for Internet of Things Deployment Approaches – The Thing Commandments

Oriwoh, Edewede; Sant, Paul; Epiphaniou, Gregory

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2013.09.018

Cited by 55 publications

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“…All the surrounding things are connected to the network, providing access to information (Gomez, Huete, Hoyos, Perez, & Grigori, 2013). Then it describes the interconnection of the objects, allowing the identification, the communication, and the data collection (Oriwoh, Sant, & Epiphaniou, 2013). The IoTs should change the information and the related social processes, providing unexpected possibilities (Vermesan et al, 2011).…”

Section: Iot In a Smart Housementioning

confidence: 99%

Could We Design and Plan a Sustainable Future? A Possible Challenge

Rocchi¹

2018

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Processes that aim at continuous innovation and help to plan paths that can support and help to build sustainable development are encouraged by all of us and in particular by public administrations and private companies. Solar Decathlon Middle East 2018 is an international competition, aiming to design and realize the best sustainable and energy-efficient housing prototype on a real scale. The project aims to create a smart solar house that can guarantee maximum efficiency and effectiveness in the use of technology resources and provide an attractive, accessible, and comfortable environment. The aim of the paper is to analyze the contest from educational standpoint, highlighting the aspects of smart systems and smart people. The university team which is competing in this edition has the objective of designing and building in two years a full-scale prototype of the best and most attractive sustainable, zero energy, and smart solar house.

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Section: Iot In a Smart Housementioning

confidence: 99%

Could We Design and Plan a Sustainable Future? A Possible Challenge

Rocchi¹

2018

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“…Therefore it is necessary to think of different ways of how to design, develop, deploy and manage such applications not only in the cloud, but also in the underlying IoT infrastructure. Oriwoh et al [8] presents initial guiding principles (commandments) that stakeholders should follow when developing and deploying IoT enabled devices. Significant work has been conducted to present challenges and key findings when developing a city-scale framework for IoT [9], [10], [11].…”

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LEONORE -- Large-Scale Provisioning of Resource-Constrained IoT Deployments

Vögler

Schleicher

Inzinger

et al. 2015

2015 IEEE Symposium on Service-Oriented System Engineering

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Internet of Things (IoT) devices are usually considered as external dependencies that only provide data, or process and execute simple instructions. Recently, IoT devices with embedded execution environments emerged that allow practitioners to deploy and execute custom application logic on the device. This approach fundamentally changes the overall process of designing, developing, deploying, and managing IoT systems. However, these devices exhibit significant differences in available execution environments, processing, and storage capabilities. To accommodate this diversity, a structured approach is needed to uniformly and transparently deploy application components onto a large number of heterogeneous devices. This is especially important in the context of current large-scale IoT systems, such as in the smart city domain. In this paper, we present LEONORE, a service oriented infrastructure that provides elastic provisioning of application components on resource-constrained and heterogeneous edge devices in large-scale IoT deployments. LEONORE supports push-based as well as pull-based deployments and we show that our solution is able to elastically provision large numbers of devices using a testbed based on a real-world industry scenario.

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“…All the surrounding things connected to the network, providing access to information (Gomez et al, 2013). Then it describes the interconnection of the objects, allowing the identification, the communication and the data collection (Oriwoh et al, 2013). The IoT should change the business, the information, and the related social processes, providing unexpected possibilities (Cluster of European Projects on the Internet of Things, 2009).…”

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Building new business model from multiple case study research in the Internet of Me

Ruggieri

Rossetti

D’Ascenzo

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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Abstract. The digital revolution has greatly changed the approach to culture, work, leisure time, the way we interact and communicate with people: the digitization of information has taken root and has become essential in all areas of social life as a phenomenon that guides and monitors the transformation of society in all its various forms, bringing great changes in almost all areas and especially in the world of work and industry. One of the core elements of the fourth industrial revolution is the systematic application of IoT technologies (Internet of Things) and IoM (Internet of

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Guidelines for Internet of Things Deployment Approaches – The Thing Commandments

Cited by 55 publications

References 19 publications

Could We Design and Plan a Sustainable Future? A Possible Challenge

Could We Design and Plan a Sustainable Future? A Possible Challenge

LEONORE -- Large-Scale Provisioning of Resource-Constrained IoT Deployments

Building new business model from multiple case study research in the Internet of Me

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