Building the Internet of Things Using a Mobile RFID Security Protocol Based on Information Technology

Yan, Tao; Wen, Qiaoyan

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-23777-5_24

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“…With the rise of the internet of things (IoT), implications exist as to how innovation can be most effectively induced. IoT has been proclaimed as essential for organizational innovation, adaptation, and success in a changing environment (Li et al, 2012;Yan and Wen, 2011;Xu, 2014), especially for firms with high amounts of connectivity, network and data (Dlamini et al, 2009;Li et al, 2014a). With such importance, it is surprising that few studies have examined the antecedents and outcomes of the capabilities needed to adopt IoT in the organization and how these relate to different forms of innovations, particularly from the perspective of the entrepreneurial and market-oriented organization.…”

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Internet of things capability and alliance

Nguyen

Chen

2016

Internet Research

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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of capability and alliance arising from the internet of things (IoT), specifically in the relationships between strategic orientations (entrepreneurial and market foci) with product and process innovations. In addition, it investigates the direct relationship between IoT capability and alliance. Improving these relationships assist in ensuring that new knowledge from the IoT can be translated into tangible business innovations that contribute to economic development. Design/methodology/approach – Data from 207 new high-technology IoT ventures in China were obtained after three-wave mailing (i.e. two reminders). Following a rigorous process to purify and validate the measurement scale items, the study used structural equation modeling to test the conceptual model. Findings – Findings demonstrate that an IoT capability only enhances product innovation, however, with the addition and support from IoT alliance, both product and process innovation can be achieved in new high-tech IoT ventures. This nuanced insight suggests that new high-tech IoT ventures should focus on building their IoT capability, and at the same time, develop IoT alliances with value chain partners in order to fully take advantage of IoT and gain a better position to formulate more novel offerings. Originality/value – The study is first to contribute with a much needed framework of IoT and entrepreneurship by examining the role of IoT capability further in the relationships between: entrepreneurial orientation and market orientation with product and process innovations arising from IoT; and the role of IoT alliance (interfirm relations, partnerships, etc.) on the relationship above.

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Internet of things capability and alliance

Nguyen

Chen

2016

Internet Research

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“…The importance of building a loyal visitor base to an e-commerce website has risen markedly as the growth of business-to-consumer e-commerce has increased (Fuentes-Blasco et al , 2010; Lim, 2015). With the rise in all-things-connected via IoT (Gubbi et al , 2013), developing systems that can monitor such connectedness and relationships become even more important (Yan and Wen, 2011). However, with millions of websites clamoring for attention, e-retailers have, at best, a fleeting hold on their website visitors.…”

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Internet entrepreneurship and “the sharing of information” in an Internet-of-Things context

Roy

Quazi

et al. 2017

INTR

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Purpose For entrepreneurs operating in an Internet-of-Things (IoT) environment, it is essential to monitor more systematically, both the interaction with the consumers and the sharing of information among the consumers. The purpose of this paper is to identify the antecedents of word-of-mouth (WOM) in the online SME’s context in terms of consumers “citing the site” to peers in personal communications. A research model integrates the determinants of retail website-specific positive WOM communication, and proposes that WOM about a particular website is influenced by: site-level variables, that is, website quality and interactivity; and consumer-level variables, these being the site user’s satisfaction with and commitment to the website. The research advances the study of IoT entrepreneurship. Design/methodology/approach Data were collected from graduate and undergraduate students with business and entrepreneurship majors from a reputed school in the Northeast region of the USA, using an online survey. The hypotheses were then tested with SEM using AMOS 18.0. Findings Findings suggest that in an IoT context, WOM is influenced by a variety of factors of which the e-satisfaction and attitude toward website constructs play important roles. The study highlights the importance of the e-satisfaction construct and its metrics. E-satisfaction is not only a critical outcome metric, but also a primary predictor of customer e-loyalty, measured in terms of the customer’s positive attitude, stickiness and propensity to spread positive WOM. Originality/value The paper contributes to the entrepreneurship and IoT literature with a comprehensive framework of information sharing, interactivity and WOM, showing that specific antecedents drive consumers to cite and advocate for a website to fellow customers. The framework helps retail SME entrepreneurs in the IoT context to design appropriate strategies to influence website visitors’ endorsement of the site to fellow customers.

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“…How-ever, many IoT devices are not currently powerful enough to support robust encryption. To enable encryption on the IoT, algorithms need to be made more efficient and less energy-consuming, and efficient key distribution schemes are needed (Yan and Wen [22]). …”

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The Internet of Things: Economic and Industrial Dimensions

Gottinger¹

2017

IJBER

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Abstract:The paper shows how the Internet has moved to a radical expansion with the Internet of Things (IoT) with everything being connected up to a scale of aggregate capacity and complexity. It could evolve into a network where not only each node could be a computational device but by itself would also be an intelligent computing device that could replace human supervision and control as through Artificial Intelligence (AI). The Internet of Things (IoT) as being embedded in the 'Industrial Internet' (IIoT) is a new paradigm shift that comprehensively affects computers and networking technology. In German industry and beyond this is referred to as 'Industry 4.0'. This technology is going to increase utilization and diversified connectivity followed by Bandwidth of the Internet. More and more (intelligent) devices in this network are connected to the Internet through various combinations of sensor networks.

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Building the Internet of Things Using a Mobile RFID Security Protocol Based on Information Technology

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

Internet of things capability and alliance

Internet of things capability and alliance

Internet entrepreneurship and “the sharing of information” in an Internet-of-Things context

The Internet of Things: Economic and Industrial Dimensions

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