Location
Grand Wailea, Hawaii
Event Website
https://hicss.hawaii.edu/
Start Date
8-1-2019 12:00 AM
End Date
11-1-2019 12:00 AM
Description
The strong rise of Internet connected things contrib- utes to the big data phenomenon. Data is increasingly becoming available from various devices in large vol- ume, variety and velocity. However, many Internet of Things (IoT) applications still seem to be used to solve single problems and infrastructural elements (e.g. sen- sors or data) are not openly available for other use cases. This paper argues that a growing need for cross- domain applications is approaching within the sharing economy and other ecosystem-based business models. It investigates the current state of such cross-domain ap- plications by analyzing currently deployed IoT case studies. The analysis shows that most cases remain in the silo mentality and focus on a specific domain. Only a few cases feature some cross-domain characteristics. These are especially present in smart city cases, which engage multiple stakeholders and promote the share of resources.
The Role of Cross-Domain Use Cases in IoT – A Case Analysis
Grand Wailea, Hawaii
The strong rise of Internet connected things contrib- utes to the big data phenomenon. Data is increasingly becoming available from various devices in large vol- ume, variety and velocity. However, many Internet of Things (IoT) applications still seem to be used to solve single problems and infrastructural elements (e.g. sen- sors or data) are not openly available for other use cases. This paper argues that a growing need for cross- domain applications is approaching within the sharing economy and other ecosystem-based business models. It investigates the current state of such cross-domain ap- plications by analyzing currently deployed IoT case studies. The analysis shows that most cases remain in the silo mentality and focus on a specific domain. Only a few cases feature some cross-domain characteristics. These are especially present in smart city cases, which engage multiple stakeholders and promote the share of resources.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/hicss-52/cl/cross-org_and_cross-border_collaboration/7