Index

A

  1. Access network

    1. carrier Ethernet

    2. Ethernet

    3. I/O data

    4. IP routing

    5. MPLS

    6. operational and management domain

    7. Profinet

    8. VLAN

  2. Advanced message queuing protocol (AMQP)

  3. Analogue-to-digital convertor (ADC)

  4. Application programming interface (API)

    1. analogy

    2. application programmer

    3. businesses create apps

    4. component parts

    5. database designer

    6. DBA

    7. external application

    8. microservices

    9. open APIs

    10. preformatted template

    11. REST

      1. caching

      2. HTTP verb binding

      3. programs

      4. security

      5. standardization

      6. URL

      7. vs . SOAP

      8. web and mobile applications

    12. security

    13. SOA

    14. SOAP

      1. built-in error handling

      2. definition

      3. HTTP verb binding

      4. standardization

      5. support modules and options

      6. vs . REST

      7. WSDL

      8. XML

    15. SQL query

    16. URLs

  5. Assistive technology

  6. Augmented reality (AR)

B

  1. Baymax

  2. Building management systems (BMS)

  3. Business-to-consumer (B2C)

C

  1. Carrier Ethernet

  2. CMS

  3. Commodity off-the-shelf (CotS)

  4. Common object request broker architecture (CORBA)

  5. Constrained application protocol (CoAP)

  6. Control area network (CAN)

  7. Customers’ premise equipment (CPE)

  8. Cyber-physical system (CPS)

D

  1. Data bus

  2. Data distribution service (DDS)

  3. Data management

  4. Delay tolerant networks (DTN)

  5. Distributed component object model (DCOM)

  6. Dynamic name server (DNS)

E

  1. Epidemic technique

  2. Ethernet

  3. Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP)

F

  1. Functional domains

    1. asset management

    2. communication function

    3. control domain

    4. executor

    5. modeling data

G

  1. Giraff

  2. Google Glass

H

  1. Human machine interface (HMI)

  2. HVAC system

I, J, K

  1. Identity access management (IAM)

  2. IIoT architecture

    1. architectural topology

    2. data management

      1. advanced analytics

      2. queries

      3. storage, persistence, and retrieval serves

    3. IIAF

      1. application domain

      2. Business domain

      3. Business viewpoint

      4. functional domains

SeeFunctional domains

  1. information domain

  2. operation domain

  3. stakeholder

  4. usage viewpoint

  1. implementation viewpoint

  2. Industrial Internet

    1. IIC

    2. IISs

    3. ISs

    4. M2M

  3. key system characteristics

    1. communication layer functions

    2. connectivity functions

    3. data communications

    4. deliver data

  4. M2M

  5. three-tier topology

    1. communication transport layer

    2. connectivity

    3. connectivity framework layer

    4. edge tier

    5. enterprise tier

    6. gateway-mediated edge

    7. platform tier

  1. IIoT middleware

    1. architecture

    2. commercial platforms

    3. components

    4. conceptual diagram

    5. connectivity platforms

    6. mobile operators

    7. open source solutions

    8. requirements

  2. IIoT WAN technology

    1. 3G/4G/LTE

    2. cable modem

    3. DWDM

    4. free space optics

    5. FTTX

    6. internet connectivity

    7. M2M

      1. Dash7 protocol

      2. LoRaWAN architecture

      3. LTE cellular technology

      4. MAC/PHY layer

      5. millimeter radio

      6. OSI layers

      7. requirements

      8. RPMA LP-WAN

      9. SigFox

      10. Weightless SIG

      11. Wi-Fi

    8. MPLS

    9. SDH/Sonnet

    10. VSAT

    11. WAN channels

    12. WiMax

    13. xDSL

  3. Industrial Internet

    1. 3D printing

    2. augmented reality (AR)

    3. Big Data

      1. business value

      2. variety

      3. velocity

      4. veracity

      5. visualizing data

      6. volumes of, data

    4. CAN network

    5. Cloud model

    6. CPS

    7. fog network

    8. ICS

    9. IFE

    10. IP Mobility

    11. M2M learning and artificial intelligence

    12. Miniaturization

    13. Network virtualization

    14. NFV

    15. people vs . automation

    16. remote I/O devices

    17. Russian hackers

    18. SDN

    19. SDN vs. NFV

    20. security

      1. CAN bus

      2. Ethernet/IP

      3. IAM

      4. ICS-CERT

      5. IOT network

      6. IP and Ethernet

      7. Modbus

      8. OT network

      9. OT vs. ICS

      10. PCL and DCS

      11. physical and behavioral security

      12. ping devices

      13. PLC

      14. Profibus, and Profinet

      15. system level

      16. VHF radio equipment

      17. VLAN network

      18. Y2K bug

    21. smartphones

    22. Ukraine power

    23. Wireless communication technology

  4. Industrial Internet

SeeIndustrial internet of things (IIoT)

  1. Industrial operations technology (IOT)

  2. Industrial internet architecture framework (IIAF)

  3. Industrial internet consortium (IIC)

  4. Industrial internet of things (IIoT)

    1. B2C

    2. Big Data

    3. building’s energy efficiency

    4. business gains

    5. catalysts and precursors

      1. adequately skilled and trained staff

      2. innovation, commitment to

      3. security

    6. cloud-computing model

    7. commercial market

    8. consumer market

    9. digital and human workforce

    10. digital twin

    11. green house gas emissions

    12. heath care

    13. Industry 4.0

    14. innovation

    15. installing sensors and actuators

    16. intelligent devices

    17. IOT

    18. IOT, disadvantages

    19. IOT6 Smart Office

    20. IT sectors

    21. key opportunities and benefits

    22. logistics

      1. adopting sensor technologies

      2. advanced telemetric sensors

      3. augmented reality glasses

      4. automating stock control task

      5. barcode technology

      6. Big Data

      7. document scanning and verification

      8. forklift

      9. Google Glass

      10. multiple sensors

      11. pick-by-paper

      12. RFID

      13. SmartLIFT technology

      14. temperature and humidity sensors

      15. track and trace

    23. M2M

    24. manufacturers

    25. Oil and Gas industry

      1. automated remote control topology

      2. automation

      3. Big Data analytics

      4. cloud computing

      5. data analytics

      6. data collection and analysis

      7. data distribution system

      8. DDS bus

      9. down-hole sensors

      10. drilling and exploration

      11. industry regulations

      12. intelligent real-time reservoir management

      13. interconnectivity

      14. MQPP and XMPP

      15. remote node's status

      16. 6LoWLAN and CoAP

      17. technological advances

      18. wireless technologies and protocols

    26. outcome economy

    27. power of 1%

    28. retailer

      1. innovations

      2. IT costs

      3. POS

      4. real-time reporting and visibility

      5. stock control

    29. sensor technology

    30. smartphone

    31. WSN

    32. WWAN

  5. Industrial Internet system

    1. communication protocols

      1. Ethernet protocol

      2. industrial Ethernet

      3. TCP/UDP containers

    2. concept of, IIoT

    3. diverse technology

    4. gateways

    5. heterogeneous networks

    6. industrial gateway

    7. industrial protocols

      1. current loop

      2. field bus technology

      3. RS232 serial communications

    8. proximity and access network

      1. address types

      2. IIoT context

      3. IPv4

      4. IPv6

      5. IPv6 Subnets

      6. NAT

    9. proximity network

    10. wireless communication technology

      1. bluetooth low energy

      2. IEEE 802.15.4

      3. NFC

      4. RFID

      5. RPL

      6. 6LoWPAN

      7. Thread

      8. Wi-Fi backscatter

      9. ZigBee

      10. ZigBee IP

      11. Z-Wave

    11. WSN edge node

      1. functional layers

      2. IP layers vs . IIoT layers

      3. low-power technology

      4. network protocols

      5. OSI table

      6. web 2.0 layers

  6. Industrial Internet systems (IISs)

  7. Industrial systems (ISs)

  8. Industry 4.0

    1. advantages

    2. big data and analytics

      1. additive manufacturing

      2. architecture

      3. augmented-reality-based systems

      4. business processes

      5. cloud data

      6. customer acceptance

      7. customer evaluation

      8. cyber-security

      9. equipment

      10. horizontal and vertical system integration

      11. IOT

      12. products

      13. simulation

      14. smart manufacturing

      15. supply chains

      16. use of, robots

      17. workforce

    3. characteristics

    4. cyber-physical systems

    5. definitions

    6. design principles

      1. decentralization

      2. interoperability

      3. modularity

      4. real time capability

      5. services

      6. virtualization

    7. dynamic process control

    8. global networks

    9. manufacturing processes

    10. value chain

      1. business benefits

      2. Cost-cutting

      3. creation

      4. horizontal activities

      5. quality, features

      6. support function

  9. In-flight entertainment (IFE)

  10. Internet of Things (IOT)

  11. IOT6 Smart Office

  12. IP

  13. IPv6

L

  1. Late-binding

M

  1. M2M learning and artificial intelligence

  2. Machine-to-machine (M2M)

  3. Message bus

  4. Message queue telemetry transport (MQTT)

  5. Micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMs)

  6. Microservices

  7. Mobile device management (MDM)

  8. Multiprotocol label switching (MPLS)

N, O

  1. Near field communication (NFC)

  2. Network address translation (NAT)

  3. Network functionality virtualization (NFV)

P

  1. Point of sales (POS) machines

  2. Profinet

  3. Programmable logic controls (PLCs)

  4. Proof-of-concept (PoC)

  5. Prophet

  6. Publish/subscribe protocol

Q

  1. Quality of service (QoS)

R

  1. Radio frequency identification (RFID)

  2. Real-time reaction

  3. Reliable transport protocol (RTP)

  4. Remote operational vehicles (ROV)

  5. Return on investment (ROI)

  6. RFID

  7. Road map

    1. business models

      1. digital globalization

      2. digitally modified business

      3. new business

    2. customer experience

      1. contact points

      2. customers/users directly

    3. digital transformation

      1. CapGemini proposal

      2. core elements

      3. goals

    4. operational efficiency

      1. create new business

      2. merge OT, IT

      3. via automation

    5. operational processes

      1. mobility

      2. performance management

      3. process digitization

    6. smart architectures

      1. industrial analytics

      2. intelligent machines

      3. sensor-driven computing

  8. Rolls Royce jet engines

S

  1. Sensor’s management device

  2. Sensor technology

  3. Service-oriented applications (SOA)

  4. Simple open architecture protocol (SOAP)

    1. built-in error handling

    2. definition

    3. HTTP verb binding

    4. security

    5. standardization

    6. support modules and options

    7. vs . REST

    8. WSDL

    9. XML

  5. Smart factory

    1. Airbus

    2. asset efficiency

    3. automated processes

    4. computers handling

    5. defects

    6. employees payments

    7. EWA

    8. GE Brilliant Factory

    9. Industry 4.0

    10. manufacturing and services

    11. manufacturing processes

    12. mobile app

    13. production line diagram, CPS

    14. RFID tags

    15. SERP system

    16. Siemens Chengdu

    17. winners and losers

  6. SmartLIFT technology

  7. Systems-on-a-chip (SoC)

T

  1. TensorFlow

  2. 3D printing

  3. Transport control protocol (TCP)

U

  1. Unreliable data protocol (UDP)

V

  1. Very small aperture terminal (VSAT)

  2. Virtual LAN (VLAN)

  3. VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)

W, X, Y, Z

  1. Web services description language (WSDL)

  2. Wireless sensor networks (WSN)

  3. Wireless wide area networks (WWAN)

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