Read this article on privacy, security, and ethical concerns with integrating IoT in the business intelligence cycle. As the section overview states, IoT is a collection of different technologies working together. Still, it is also an amalgamation. This article will help you understand in a detailed discussion how IoT fits into everyday life and its potential from both the technological and sociological perspectives. How can the connected devices you own be utilized with others?
Major key issues and challenges of IoT
Scalability, availability, and reliability
A system is scalable if it is possible to add new services, equipments and devices without degrading its performance. The main issue with IoT is to support a large number of devices with different memory, processing, storage power, and bandwidth. Another important issue that must be taken into consideration is the availability. Scalability and availability both should be deployed together in the layered framework of IoT. A great example of scalability is cloud based IoT systems which provide sufficient support to scale the IoT network by adding up new devices, storage, and processing power as required.
However, this global distributed IoT network gives rise to a new research paradigm to develop a smooth IoT framework that satisfy global needs. Another key challenge is the availability of resources to the authentic objects regardless of their location and time of the requirement. In a distributed fashion, several small IoT networks are timely attached to the global IoT platforms to utilize their resources and services. Therefore, availability is an important concern. Due to the use of different data transmission channels i.e. satellite communication, some services and availability of resources may be interrupted. Therefore, an independent and reliable data transmission channel is required for uninterrupted availability of resources and services.