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A reference architecture for the IoE
Putting in place an architecture that enables a full mixed IoT/IoE strategy to be implemented will be key to how well organisations perform in the future. Quocirca proposes a basic architecture to help organisations avoid the many pitfalls of embracing the IoT across their own networks and beyond. In this whitepaper:
- What Iot means
- The issues of the IoE
- The wrong architecture
- IoT aggregators
- Using aggregators as intelligent systems
- What this means to the over-all IoE aggregators
- The Iot/IoE reference architecture
The IoE is already here – it is big, and it is growing. Getting the architecture to deal with it will be very costly – in many cases, the costs of replacing bad architectures could break a company. Get it right from the start – embrace change, while ensuring that data traffic is minimised and security is maximised.
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