End-to-end-Architekturen zur Datenmonetarisierung im IIoT. Konzepte und Implementierungen
Christoph F. Strnadl

TL;DR
This paper discusses the foundational IT concepts and architectures necessary for effective data monetization in the industrial IoT, emphasizing edge computing, integration, and API management to unlock IIoT's full potential.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive architecture framework for IIoT data monetization, integrating edge gateways, cloud platforms, and API management for industrial applications.
Findings
Edge gateways are essential for managing industrial IoT complexity.
Strategic integration of IoT, IT, and OT platforms enhances data utilization.
Use cases demonstrate effective component architecture implementations.
Abstract
The value creation potential of the Internet of Things (IoT), that is the connection of arbitrary objects to the Internet, lies in the creation of business benefits through accessing and processing the circa 80 Zettabytes (1 ZB = 10^21 Bytes) of data produced by an estimated 40 billions of IoT endpoints (prognosis for 2025). This contribution derives and presents the information technology-related fundament and basis required to be able to reap this potential. Quantity and heterogeneity of the devices and machines especially encountered in the industry at large in the so-called industrial IoT (IIoT) require the use of a typically cloud-based IoT platform for logical concentration and more efficient management of the -- unavoidable in industry -- complexity. Stringent non-functional requirements especially regarding (low) latency, (high) bandwidth, access to large processing capacities,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsIoT and Edge/Fog Computing · Cloud Data Security Solutions · Advanced Data Storage Technologies
