2011 China Internet of Things Industry Blue Book Released Seven Challenges in the Development of Internet of Things

In response to the current "Internet of Things" concept is not uniform, all related technologies and industries have set the concept of "Internet of Things", the porthole that has caused the Internet of Things to appear overheating signs, "China's Internet of Things industry development year blue book written by the China Internet of Things Development Center. The 2011 edition was released in Wuxi last month.

Although the Internet of Things (IoT) industry has flourished in recent years and various types of social resources have been invested in IoT technology research and development and industry development, the Blue Book points out that in terms of the current technological level and business operation model, China’s Internet of Things is really large-scale investment. There are seven major challenges to use:

(1) National security. If a large-scale enterprise or government agency cooperates with a foreign institution to carry out project cooperation, how can it ensure that the company's trade secrets and state secrets are not leaked? This is not only a technical issue, but it also involves national security issues and must be given high priority.

(2) Privacy issues. In the Internet of Things radio frequency identification system, the label may be embedded in any item in advance. Therefore, how to ensure that the privacy of the owner of the label is not infringed will become a key issue for radio frequency identification technology and the promotion of the Internet of Things.

(3) Business model. At present, the Internet of Things does not have a relatively clear business model, but now the technology of IoT is relatively high, the technical barriers are relatively low, and the general business model cannot bring sufficient profits to the enterprise. Therefore, the business model of the Internet of Things needs to be improved.

(4) Internet of Things policies and regulations. The Internet of Things not only requires technology, it is also involved in various industries and industries and requires the integration of multiple forces. This requires the country’s industrial policy and legislation to go ahead. It is necessary to formulate policies and regulations that are suitable for the development of the industry and ensure the normal development of the industry.

(5) The formation of a management platform. Establishing a nationwide, comprehensive and comprehensive business management platform to collect various kinds of sensory information and conduct categorized management and directional transmission is a big problem. Without a nationwide and efficient platform, the result of their own administration must be inefficient and costly. It is difficult to develop and it is difficult to achieve results.

(6) The establishment and formation of a security system. The current sensor technology of the Internet of Things is mainly RFID. How to do this in the process of perception, transmission, and application? These valuable information can be used by me but not used by others, especially not by competitors. This requires a strong security system in the security corner.

(7) Development of applications. The value of the Internet of Things must be involved in the application of various industries. This requires the basic formation of a system of Internet of things, the need for some applications to form a demonstration, more traditional industries feel the value of the Internet of things, will put their own applications and business and Networking together.

In addition, the Blue Book analyzes and summarizes the status quo of China's Internet of Things from various aspects of China's Internet of Things policy, research, business, and customer development, discusses China's Internet of Things development strategy, and looks to the future development trends and directions. It will guide and promote the Internet of Things industry in Wuxi. And the rapid development in China.