A Guiding Framework for IoT Servitization

Maamar, Zakaria; Faci, Noura; Yahya, Fadwa

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“…If the human neural network is taken as an analogy, then human sense orga the perception layer of IoT, such as eyes that can collect visual information, a nos collects smell information, a mouth that collects taste information, and ears that sound information. This information is transmitted to the brain center through ne and the neural transmission channels formed by these neurons are equivalent to th work layer in the IoT, whose role is to transmit the information to the processing c When it receives information from the eyes, nose, mouth, ears, etc., it can synthesiz draw some useful conclusions, such as determining whether there is danger now, a ing the ability to read a book or watch a movie, etc [10]. This is equivalent to it app the information from the perception layer and generating value.…”

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“…When it receives information from the eyes, nose, mouth, ears, etc., it can synthesize it to draw some useful conclusions, such as determining whether there is danger now, acquiring the ability to read a book or watch a movie, etc. [10]. This is equivalent to it applying the information from the perception layer and generating value.…”

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Overviews of Internet of Things Applications in China’s Hospitality Industry

Jiang¹,

Shi³

et al. 2022

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During the current post-epidemic period, hygiene requirements and health needs in the hospitality industry keep increasing, and consumers become more concerned about the cleanliness of hotels and have stronger demands for contactless services in hotels. The growth and popularity of IoT technology in China make it more accessible to a wider range of service industries and provides the basis for the application of IoT in the hospitality industry. The application of IoT devices in hotels mainly includes intelligent robots, intelligent guest control, systems, etc., which helps to realize contactless services in hotels. This research reviews the entire development cycle of the application of IoT in the hospitality industry, from the founding, development, and expansion of companies to their IPO and post-IPO maturity. From a perspective combined with IoT technology, we can cope with the changing industry models, business models, and operation modes in the hospitality industry more efficiently. The development of IoT in hotels will move towards humanization and service-orientation. Through the role of human–machine linkage and the reasonable management of IoT equipment, IoT technology can reasonably promote the efficiency of manual work, while injecting “warmth” and “quality” into IoT equipment.

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Overviews of Internet of Things Applications in China’s Hospitality Industry

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Shi³

et al. 2022

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“…Digital transformation is a phenomenon that currently affects all organisations, large or small. It aims to create new digital business models and it refers to the implementation of new digital technologies in any business environment (Maamar, et al, 2021). Digital transformation is a long-term journey, organisations decide to follow this path and change their strategic, management and operational practices in response to factors of continuous technological development.…”

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Data-Driven Smart Manufacturing: Case Study of Workforce Management Process in an Italian Leather Goods Company

Pietroni

Marconi

2023

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Digitalization is one of the fundamental pillars of Industry 4.0. Within smart factories, Big Data Analytics systems play a key role in supporting the decision-making process of various stages of business processes. In this context, this research aims to identify solutions able to process large volumes of data from digital business processes with the final goal of adding value to the organisation. More specifically, the research deals with the implementation of a digital manufacturing tool able to digitize the workforce management process. The research has been applied in the case study of an Italian manufacturing company operating in the leather goods sector through the digitalization of the workforce management by a cloud-based platform. The implementation of the tool increases the efficiency of the production process, provides efficient management and integrates workforce data into one system. The implemented tool generates a large volume of data, the final goal is to make data user-friendly to support business decisions. Digitisation provides an exchange of information to support managers to make confident decisions.

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A Guiding Framework for IoT Servitization

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Overviews of Internet of Things Applications in China’s Hospitality Industry

Overviews of Internet of Things Applications in China’s Hospitality Industry

Data-Driven Smart Manufacturing: Case Study of Workforce Management Process in an Italian Leather Goods Company

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