Beschreibung:
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the study of sensors and the Internet of Things (IoT) from a government and public policy perspective. Since 2011, federal spending on IoT has been growing at a compound annual rate of ten percent. New technologies, such as sensors, and new kinds of data, such as big data, are creating new ways to systematically capture data and to use it to respond to complex problems. Some of these new technologies and applications have been identified and studied in recent literature in terms of their relevance to government. This volume adds to the literature by presenting sound theories and concepts for understanding the opportunities and challenges governments face when seeking to improve public services and government operations through the use of IoT. It also includes innovative methodologies for building understanding of the potential of a smart and connected government. In addition, the book offers relevant case studies and practical recommendations for the development, management, and evaluation of public policies and government programs.
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the study of sensors and the Internet of Things (IoT) from a government and public policy perspective. Since 2011, federal spending on IoT has been growing at a compound annual rate of ten percent. New technologies, such as sensors, and new kinds of data, such as big data, are creating new ways to systematically capture data and to use it to respond to complex problems. Some of these new technologies and applications have been identified and studied in recent literature in terms of their relevance to government.
This volume adds to the literature by presenting sound theories and concepts for understanding the opportunities and challenges governments face when seeking to improve public services and government operations through the use of IoT. It also includes innovative methodologies for building understanding of the potential of a smart and connected government. In addition, the book offers relevant case studies and practical recommendations for the development, management, and evaluation of public policies and government programs.
Chapter 1. Internet of Things and the Public Sector.- Chapter 2. The Internet of Things in a smart society: how government policy can help seize opportunities and mitigate threats.- Chapter 3. Methodologies for a participatory design of IoT to deliver sustainable public services in 'smart cities'.- Chapter 4. Identifying Security Challenges in the IoT for the Public Sector: A Systematic Review.- Chapter 5. Using Blockchain Technology to Manage IoT Data for Smart City Initiatives: A Conceptual Framework and Initial Experiments based on Smart Contracts.- Chapter 6. Awareness and Smart City Implementations Sensing, Sensors, and the IoT in the Public Sector.- Chapter 7. Use of the Internet of Things in Public Governance for Law Enforcement and Inspection: The Case of Russia.- Chapter 8. The recognition of the new digital entrepreneurs in France: the case of the French Tech with the emergence of the Internet of Things.- Chapter 9. Citizen Participation inSmart Government: A Conceptual Model and Two IoT Case Studies.
