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3.6 Four Aspects in your Business to Master IoT 183<br />

Business Innovations<br />

Weaving smart things, enterprises, and<br />

people leads to innovation in services and<br />

business models.<br />

Market Disruptions<br />

Players of different industries compete and<br />

cooperate in new market segments leading to<br />

business ecosystems linked to communities.<br />

People Competences<br />

Software and system competencies linked to<br />

deep domain knowledge and enlightened with<br />

creativity are the core for innovation in<br />

technology and business.<br />

Technology Advances<br />

Internet technologies offer a platform to interconnect<br />

billions of things. Open Source<br />

communities accelerate the development and<br />

implementation of standards.<br />

Fig. 3.15 Internet of Things & Services four dimensions.<br />

new segments leading to business ecosystems that are linked to<br />

social communities (e.g., Google+) and open source communities<br />

(e.g., Eclipse).<br />

• Competencies: Software and system competencies linked to deep<br />

domain knowledge and enlightened with creativity are the core for<br />

innovation in technology and business.<br />

3.6.3 Vertical Business Domains for IoT<br />

The value of the Internet of Things & Services technology is delivered in<br />

vertical application domains. There are many hot candidates to be early movers<br />

such as connected energy and connected industry.<br />

3.6.3.1 Connected energy<br />

We are currently witnessing a paradigm shift in today’s energy market. From<br />

the dogma of a production structure with large power plants to a world of<br />

many small, distributed power generation systems. Low voltage networks are<br />

especially affected by these changes and are facing new challenges. Today, the<br />

many distributed power generation systems are connected to the low voltage<br />

grid, but not transparently. Consequently, distribution grid operators are forced<br />

to react instead of being able to act in order to ensure network stability.

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