IoT Integration with Enterprise Systems

Running head: IoT INTEGRATION WITH ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS
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IoT INTEGRATION WITH ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS1
Paper 1: IoT integration for adaptive Manufacturing
The paper “IoT integration for adaptive Manufacturing” by “Christos Alexakos, Christos
Anagnostopoulos, Apostolos Fournaris, Christos Koulamas, Athanasios Kalogeras” is associated
with discussing about the Industrial Internet of Things which has seen to have emerged as a
particular concept associated with integrating the Internet of things with the industrial domain.
The paper has also been associated with putting forward of the potential challenges which are
faced along with emphasizing upon the interoperability and the integration of the aspects in the
Shop floors and Plant layer systems.This paper is associated with putting forward of a complex
systematic architecture which is seen to be associated with allowing the aggregation of the data
which are generated by the industrial Internet of things along with the automated reactions that
the manufacturing environments are having which is associated with either including the
detection and diagnosis or is including the prediction of events depending upon the data.
The paper is associated with highlighting the potential challenges which mainly includes
the fact that the integration of the IIOT in the manufacturing is an expensive process and requires
a huge amount of investment. The entire paper can be stated to have presented a novel approach
for the IoT integration with the manufacturing processes. The complex system proposed in this
paper is capable of gathering the information in an efficient manner from the IoT devices along
with having the capability of responding automatically whenever an event is detected. In addition
to this the work presented is also associated with dealing with the integration, Asset, information
and the communication layer of the RAMI4.0 architecture axis, along with providing of
interfaces for the layers present at the upper side.