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What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?

What are the key components that make up the IoT?

  • User Experience (UX) Layer
  • Technological Layer
  • Market Layer
  • Business Layer
  • Physical Layer

What considerations should be made for a business transformation in the IoT landscape?

  • Key knowledge required before embarking on a smart transformation
  • Steps to conduct an effective assessment and audit of your organization
  • Factors to consider when selecting manufacturers or purchasing IoT solutions

What is blockchain technology, and in what contexts is it utilized?

  • Evaluating the suitability of blockchain for your needs
  • Advantages and disadvantages of blockchain integration, illustrated with a specific company example

Understanding communication fundamentals and essential acronyms in the blockchain and IoT domains:

  • dApp (Decentralized Application)
  • RPC (Remote Procedure Call)
  • MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport)
  • COAP (Constrained Application Protocol)

What is the interoperability challenge in IoT, and why do some devices fail to work together?

  • Open IoT solutions
  • Closed IoT solutions

What are the key issues surrounding smart devices and blockchain technology?

  • User Experience (UX)
  • Legislation
  • Ethics
  • Work Methodology

How can IoT and blockchain be effectively utilized? Examples include:

  • Amazon's use of blockchain for order tracking
  • The MediLedger network in the pharmaceutical industry
  • Alibaba and Walmart's initiatives for food traceability
  • Wien Energie's smart city applications
  • Everledger's blockchain for diamonds and precious resources
  • Deloitte's implementation of blockchain in order management

Which suppliers should be considered (an overview of available companies in the USA, Europe, and Asia)?

  • FlowChain
  • SkeyNetwork
  • Others

What is the concept of tokenization?

How do different platforms approach IoT tokenization?

  • Microsoft
  • AWS (Amazon Web Services)
  • Google

Q&A Session for government and industry professionals

Requirements

A general understanding of Internet of Things (IoT) and blockchain technology is essential for government officials to effectively leverage these innovations in public sector workflows. IoT involves interconnected devices that can collect and exchange data, enhancing efficiency and automation in various governmental operations. Blockchain, on the other hand, provides a secure and transparent method for recording transactions, which can improve governance and accountability in areas such as supply chain management and record-keeping for government.
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