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Chapter Overview
Title: Emerging Technologies Are Changing How We Live
Publication: Jones & Bartlett Learning, LLC, 2023
Learning Objectives and Key Concepts
Objectives:
Explain information systems security and its effect on people and businesses.
Key Concepts:
Evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT) from the late 1990s to present.
Impact of the Internet and IoT on personal and business life.
Transformation of brick-and-mortar businesses into e-business models with e-commerce and IoT strategy.
Role of IP mobility in an IoT-driven world.
New challenges created by IoT.
Drivers for Evolution of IoT
Key Drivers:
Global adoption of Internet Protocol (IP)-based networking.
Ubiquitous connectivity enabling devices to communicate.
Advances in smaller and faster computing technologies.
Growth of cloud computing, facilitating data storage and access.
Data analytics enhancing decision-making capabilities.
Evolution of IoT Technologies
Technological Foundations:
Internet Service Providers (ISPs): Ensure internet connectivity.
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID): Tracks and identifies objects using electromagnetic fields.
Application Service Providers (ASPs): Deliver software applications over the internet.
Software as a Service (SaaS): Software distribution model providing access to applications over the internet.
How the Internet and TCP/IP Transform Lives
Transformative Effects on Daily Life:
Ability to communicate, work, and manage daily tasks via the Internet.
IoT’s Impact on Human and Business Life
Personal Life Changes:
Daily awareness of weather, news, and social media through IoT applications.
Business emails accessible from any location.
Areas of Impact:
Health, social interactions, and professional engagements shaped by IoT technologies.
Communication Preferences
Types of Communication:
Real-time communications: Occurs instantly without delays.
Store-and-forward communications: Acceptable delays in message transmission.
IoT Applications Impacting Humans
Key Applications:
Health monitoring and updating.
Home security and smart home control systems.
Online calendars and scheduling.
Near real-time tracking via GPS.
Banking and financial transactions online.
E-commerce purchases.
Vehicles equipped with smart technology and internet access.
IoT's Impact on Business
Business Transformations:
Changes in retail strategies, enabling virtual workplaces.
Implementation of remote sensors and traffic-monitoring applications.
B2C service delivery models influenced by IoT applications.
Evolution from Brick-and-Mortar to E-Commerce
E-Commerce Definitions:
E-commerce as the sale of goods/services over the internet.
B2C: Customers purchase directly from websites.
B2B: Businesses engage in sales with one another.
Significance of PCI DSS in protecting customer data.
Business Challenges:
Growing through the Internet and transitioning existing businesses to e-business.
Building secure and easily accessible websites.
Creating a robust web-enabled customer service strategy.
Internet marketing to attract new customers.
E-Business Strategy Elements
Components of an E-business Strategy:
E-commerce solutions and platforms.
Internet marketing strategies.
Customer service delivery strategies online.
Payment processing and security management for transactions.
Importance of an Internet and IoT Marketing Strategy
Strategic Necessity:
To remain competitive in a changing market.
Brick-and-mortar models becoming outdated amidst rapid technological advancement.
Customer expectations for constant access to information, products, and services.
Transforming to an E-Business Model
Web Transformation: Efforts to embrace e-business models to meet modern demands.
IP Mobility
Mobile Technology Trends:
The evolution of personal devices enhancing mobility.
Smartphones, tablets, and wearables acting as powerful computing devices.
Mobile Users and BYOD
BYOD Considerations:
Employees using personal devices raises security concerns
Need for mobility and flexibility in the workplace.
Challenges:
Network speed, usability, and security concerns in mobile computing.
Mobile Applications
Challenges in Mobile App Use:
Limited web browsers unable to support traditional applications.
Problems arising from poor interface design.
Opportunities in sectors such as healthcare for mobile applications.
IP Mobile Communications
Advancements in Networking:
Introduction of 4G and 5G networks enabling true IP communications.
Continuous network connection while transitioning across LAN segments.
New Challenges Created by IoT
Primary Challenges:
Concerns about security and device privacy.
Issues of interoperability and the need for standards.
Legalities and regulatory compliance tied to data handling.
Economic implications of e-commerce.
Security Issues of IoT Devices
Key Points:
The widespread deployment of IoT devices creates vulnerabilities.
Maintenance and updates of devices are vital for security integrity.
Lack of visibility regarding the number of devices connecting to the Internet.
Privacy Considerations
Privacy Challenges:
Necessity for clear privacy policies and user consent practices by manufacturers.
Definition and usage rights of data collected through IoT devices.
Interoperability and Standards
Significance of Interoperability:
IETF's role in establishing standards for IoT technologies.
Financial implications of failure to ensure proper interoperability.
Compliance with Legal and Regulatory Standards
Compliance Essentials:
Protecting sensitive data and ensuring privacy law adherence.
Liability issues surrounding data collection and usage.
Economic Development Issues Related to E-Commerce
Focus Areas:
Infrastructure requirements.
Foundational investments needed for tech and industrial growth.
Summary
Recap of the evolution, impact, challenges, and strategies associated with IoT and e-business transformations from late 1990s to present.