Measurement of Smart Technology Capability for Manufacturing Fields in a Smart Technology Environment

Yoon, Chui Young

doi:10.18178/ijiee.2019.9.3.708

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“…is has led to the majority of enterprises migrating from legacy or traditional systems to more integrated IoT systems that enable them to stay competitive and deliver better services to their customers. IoT is extensively utilized in manufacturing, transportation, and utility businesses, whereby detectors and many other smart devices are used [2]. Nevertheless, it has also found examples of applications for agricultural, infrastructure, and smart homes, leading to digital transformation for some organizations.…”

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Promoting Information Privacy Protection Awareness for Internet of Things (IoT)

Mugariri

Abdullah

García-Torres

et al. 2022

Mobile Information Systems

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e Internet of ings (IoT) has had a considerable in uence on our daily lives by enabling enhanced connection of devices, systems, and services that extends beyond machine-to-machine interactions and encompasses a wide range of protocols, domains, and applications. However, despite privacy concerns shown by IoT users, little has been done to reduce and protect individual information exposure. It is extremely di cult to mitigate IoT devices from reidenti cation threats which is why it is still a major challenge for IoTusers to securely protect their information. e trust controls how we regulate privacy in our IoT platforms in the same way that it governs personal relationships. As IoT devices become increasingly linked, more data is shared across individuals, businesses, governments, and ecosystems. Technologies, sensors, machines, data, and cloud connections all rely largely on trust relationships that have been formed. With the rapid growth of additional types of IoT devices that are being introduced, it, therefore, expands privacy concerns and is di cult to develop trust with an IoT system or device without the option to regulate information privacy settings. Privacy has always been a barrier for many devices as they race for the early adoption of IoT technologies. Several Internet of ings devices or systems will continue to pose privacy threats. As a result, the main objective of this study was to examine the individual understanding of privacy and to promote information privacy protection awareness not only to IoT users but also to organizations that use IoT devices or platforms to run their day-to-day business operations. Furthermore, the objective extends to compare user knowledge and concerns about IoT privacy, as well as to identify any common attitudes and variances. However, in terms of enhancing individuals' knowledge, an artifact was developed to educate and enhance information privacy awareness among IoT users. A pre-and postquestionnaire was generated to test and validate user knowledge regarding information privacy protection in IoT. e study was conducted using a quantitative research method. Findings indicate that IoT users' awareness of information privacy protection turned out to be average, suggesting a need for education and awareness. Several participants stated that information privacy protection awareness is required within the community to educate, raise awareness, eliminate human error, and enable individuals to be conscious of their privacy when sur ng the Internet.

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