Course Outline
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)
Q&A Session for government and industry professionals
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Testimonials (1)
Patrick did a great job of striking a balance between covering all the prepared material while making time to give detailed answers to any questions from the group