Big Idea: Internet of Things Research Highlight

Data Sharing, Advanced Analytics, and Success with IoT

In this webinar, the authors of MIT SMR’s IoT research report are joined by a study participant to discuss how companies derive value from the Internet of Things.

John Buccola, Stephanie Jernigan, Sam Ransbotham, and David Kiron Reading Time:

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IoT research and subsequent fall 2016 report, “Data Sharing and Analytics Drive Success with IoT,” looks at analytics capabilities, the impact of larger IoT projects on diseconomies of scale, and potential security issues that accompany device network growth.
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The “Internet of Things” focuses attention on the exchange of data between sensors and connected devices — but for IoT success, companies must look beyond the data. Managing IoT data introduces more complex interactions among a wide range of organizations, as well as new kinds of relationships with important stakeholders.

On September 22, 2016, the coauthors of

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Internet of Things

IoT research and subsequent fall 2016 report, “Data Sharing and Analytics Drive Success with IoT,” looks at analytics capabilities, the impact of larger IoT projects on diseconomies of scale, and potential security issues that accompany device network growth.
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About the Authors

John Buccola is the CIO of WASH Multifamily Laundry Systems. Stephanie Jernigan is an assistant professor in the Practice – Operations Management Department at the Carroll School of Management at Boston College. Sam Ransbotham is an associate professor of information systems at Boston College and guest editor at MIT SMR. David Kiron is executive editor of MIT SMR.

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