IoT and Big Data Analytics.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Sukanta, Kumar Baral

Series:

IoT and Big Data Analytics Series

Language:

English

Physical Description:

1 online resource (280 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Bentham Science Publishers Ltd. 2024

Summary:

This research book compiles concise reviews on business trends that drive innovation and competitive advantages. The book includes 15 referenced chapters covering topics in advertising, agriculture, digital marketing, human resource management, healthcare and sustainability. Chapters focus on the use of disruptive technologies such as virtual reality, artificial intelligence and Internet of Things that harness the power of big data and visualizations to provide a framework for insightful analytics. Readers will be able to understand the practical applications and implications of these technologies so that they can apply them to their businesses. Special topics of interest are highlighted, including industry 4.0, women empowerment for industry 5.0, sustainability models for achieving UN SDG 9, over the top media platforms, and more. Readership Business students, researchers, managers and entrepreneurs.

Contents:

Cover

Title

Copyright

End User License Agreement

Content

Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgement

List of Contributors

Risk Analysis of Implementing Immersive Technology in the Healthcare System

Mohammad Nasfikur R. Khan1,*, Kari J. Lippert1 and Robert J. Cloutier1

INTRODUCTION

BACKGROUND

Immersive Technologies

VR

AR

Immersive Technologies in Medical Sciences

CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (CONOPS)

STAKEHOLDERS

Desirements of the Stakeholders

RISK IDENTIFICATION

Assessing the Context

Risk Identifying

Analyzing the Risk

Evaluate the Risk Factors

Assessing the Risk

RISK ANALYSIS

FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis)

CLD (Causal Loop Diagram)

FTA (Fault Tree Analysis)

Ishikawa Diagram

RISK HANDLING AND MONITORING

Avoiding

Retention

Sharing

Transferring

Prevention

CONCLUSION

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Internet of Things (IoT) in the Agriculture Sector toward Urban Greening

Pawan Whig1,*, Shama Kouser2, Ashima Bhatnagar Bhatia3, Arun Velu4 and Yusuf Jibrin Alkali5

IoT (Internet of Things)

Methods and Techniques for Smart Agriculture

Precision Farming

Farming in a Greenhouse

Farming in Cities

Case Study

IoT: Fundamentally Redefining How Business Is Done in the Twenty-First Century

Agriculture IoT Applications

Intelligent Irrigation

System for Pest and Weed Control

Crop Evaluation

Fertilization with Pinpoint Accuracy

Challenges and Solutions

Embodied Immersion: Exploring the Convergence of Haptic VR and Pervasive Visual Sensors

Isha Pant1,*, Ashish Joshi2 and Pragya Baluni3

BACKGROUND AND DRIVING FORCES

Perception and Reality

Targeted Tendencies

Artificial Sensory Stimulation

Perception

Giant Leap with Visual Sensor Networks.

DRIVING GROWTH OF AUGMENTED AND VIRTUAL REALITY

Escaping with VR Realm

VR Scene Modeling

VR Model Optimization

VIRTUALIZATION OF SENSOR NETWORKS

Testing the Boundaries with Visual Sensor Networking in VR Modeling

Visual Data Accumulation Challenges

EMERGING AR AND VR TRENDS

Post-Pandemic OTT Media Hegemony in India: A Socio-Economic Perspective

Madhuri Yadav1,* and Sukanta Kumar Baral1

OTT in India and COVID-19 Pandemic

Literature Review

Objectives of the Study

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Results

Socio-Economic Perspectives

DISCUSSION

The Digital Disruption Model: Redefining the Healthcare Sector with Innovation

Preetiraj Pattnaik1, Rabinarayan Patnaik2,* and Prasanta Kumar Mohanty1

UNDERSTANDING DISRUPTION

ALIGNING INNOVATION AND DISRUPTION

JOBS-TO-BE-DONE (JTBD) FRAMEWORK

JOBS-TO-BE-DONE (JTBD) PYRAMID

ORGANIZING ONESELF FOR THE INNOVATION

Key Resources in Healthcare

Key Processes in Healthcare

Key Profit Formula in Healthcare

RPP FRAMEWORK

METHODOLOGY

RESULTS

Regional Distribution

Value to Customers, Business Models and Mode of Solutions

Provided Solutions

Customer Needs Addressed

Inter-categorical View

LIMITATIONS

A Study on Digital Transformation Empowering Human Resource Management

Chitra Krishnan1,*, Richa Goel1, Supriya Lamba Sahdev2 and Jasmine Mariappan3

Research Objectives

Research Methodology

HR and Digital Transformation

Digitalization in Recruitment

Digitalization in Training and Development

In the Digital Transformation Process, HR Departments have Two Responsibilities to Play

Automation

Digital Onboarding

Employee Self-Service Portals.

HR Chatbots

AI-Based Recruitment

People Analytics

Big Data, AI and HR

Benefits of Big Data In HR

Examples of Well-Known Business Organizations Using Digital HR

An Investigation of Industry 4.0 with Client Value Added in the Business Industry

Ravi Kumar Gupta1,*, Udit Maheshwari1, Ashutosh Priya2 and Debendra Nath Das3

LITERATURE REVIEW

EVOLUTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRY 4.0

Industry 1.0

Industry 2.0

Industry 3.0

Industry 4.0

BASIC STRUCTURE OF INDUSTRY 4.0/ WHAT INDUSTRY 4.0 CONSISTS OF?

Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs)

Internet of Things (IoT)

Big Data Analytics

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Cloud Computing

Robotics

Additive Manufacturing

Augmented Reality (AR)

ROLE OF INDUSTRY 4.0 IN CLIENT VALUE ADDED

Customization

Quality

Speed

Communication

Innovation

DISADVANTAGES OF INDUSTRY 4.0 TO CLIENT VALUE ADDED:

Cost

Security

Dependence on Technology

Resistance to Change

Ethical Issues

Digital Divide

MAJOR FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE INEFFECTIVE AND EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF INDUSTRY 4.0 IN CLIENT VALUE ADDED

Effective Implementation

Visionary Leadership

Strategic Planning

Skilled Workforce

Data Management

Collaborative Culture

Ineffective Implementation

Lack of Visionary Leadership

Inadequate Planning

Skill Gaps

Poor Data Management

Siloed Culture

Innovations in Environment and Science: A Study on Models of Sustainable Environment across the World to Achieve SDG-9

Navita Mahajan1,*

Sustainable Innovation and Traditional Innovation

SDG 9

India's Development and SDG-9

Sustainable Innovations: Objectives

Research Gap

Approaches to Sustainability.

Sustainable Innovations Around the World: A Compilation of Models across the World

Smog Free Project: Air Pollution can now be Transformed into Jewellery

The Green Building Initiative

Groasis Waterboxx: Now, it is Possible to Grow Trees in the Desert Region.

Supermarket Herb Gardens: Less Waste, Better Taste

AirCarbon: A Sustainable Plastic for the Future

Solar Glass Might Cover our House in the Future

Demetra: Reducing Food Waste Organically is Easier than you Think

The Seabin: Cleaning the Oceans Safely with Trash Bins

Sundrop Farms: Energy-Efficient Agriculture

The Veganbottle: An all-natural Alternative to Plastic Bottles

CloudFisher: Converting fog into Drinking Water

Waitrose Delivery Vans Fuelled by Food Waste

Bakeys: A Delicious way to Replace Plastic Cutlery

Outerwall EcoATM: Get Cash for your old Electronics

Asking Machines for Help: CO2-reducing Robots

Sustainability Practices in Corporates

IMPLICATIONS

Understanding of General Population toward Global Energy Crisis: A Qualitative Study

Jaya Bharti1,* and Hitaishi Singh2

GLOBAL ENERGY CRISIS - THE RESPONSES

Global Energy Crisis- The Concept

What is Energy?

b). What is Energy Security?

a). What is Renewable Energy?

Global Energy Crisis-The Current Status

a). What Do You Think About the Role of Energy?

b). What is the Current Status of Renewable Energy Sources?

c). Renewable Energy- Why increasing the conversion to fresh energy is the way to a happier, healthier and more livable space?

Global Energy Crisis - The Reasons

a). Why this Energy Crisis Occurred?

b). How Energy Crisis is Affecting Lives?

How is it Crucial for Future Generations in the form of Economy?

Global Energy Crisis - The Solutions

How it Could have been Prevented?

a). How to Fight with this GEC?

What can be Done to Prevent this Situation in the Future?

IMPLICATION AND SUGGESTION

Changing Competitive Business Dynamics of OTT Platforms' Viewership for Transformational Digital Engagement: Post-Pandemic Entrepren- eurship

Aurodeep Kamal1,*, Abhiraj Malia1, Biswajit Das1, Ipseeta Satpathy1 and Bhubaneswari Bisoyi2

REVIEW OF LITERATURE

Need of Study

Research Gaps

Research Questions

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Sampling and Coverage

Tools for Data Analysis

KMO and Bartlett's Test Indicators

DATA ANALYSIS

Gender Distribution of Respondents

Age Distribution of Respondents

Distribution of Income Levels of Respondents

Cities Distribution of Respondents

Distribution of Occupation of Respondents

Distribution of Place of Living of Respondents

Preferred Device for Consumption of OTT

Language(s) Preferred for Consumption of OTTs

Preference of Time for Consumption of OTTs

Subscription Plans Opted by Respondents

OTT Platforms Subscribed by Respondents

Responses to Intention to Use by Respondents

Responses to Convenience by Respondents

Responses to Customer Knowledge by Respondents

Responses to Customer Engagement by Respondents

Factor Loading

Chi-Square Tables

Findings

SUGGESTIONS

Women-Driven Innovation in Industry 5.0 Post Pandemic

Neeru Sidana1,* and Richa Goel2

Methodology/Strategy

Innovation in Industry 5.0

Women-Driven Innovation

Barriers to Women-Driven Innovation

Financial Barriers

Social and Institutional Barriers

Factors that Foster Innovation among Women Workers

Critical Factors, Innovation and Sustained Growth

Strategies to Aid Policymakers.

FUTURE SCOPE.

Notes:

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

981-5256-65-3