Demystifying Code Halos Through the Lens of IoT

IoT is primarily a network of intelligent devices and network(s) that communicate without human interaction using IP connectivity. The genesis of ‘Code Haloed Internet of Things (IoT)’ occurs when smart devices talk to each other for various needs, through a versatile Web platform over the Net, enabling informed and dynamic decision making. The ‘halo’ refers to the data that accumulates around people, devices, and organizations which is robust, powerful, and continually growing. Halos contain the ‘code’ that companies, brands, employers, and partners can use to enhance their understanding of people or objects in depth.

Code Halos through IoT combines technology, individual, and public interests that will change business models, technology focus, and customer experience affecting our daily lives.

In this Knowledge Sharing article—awarded Best of Internet of Things in the 2015 Knowledge Sharing Competition—Mohammed Hashim touches on the technological and operational aspects of Code Halos; integrating with business process models, salient efficiency drivers, and the future. The article also helps view the new digital business reality to design a roadmap for identifying newer prospects and accelerating digital transformation.

Mohammed’s article presents:

• The vision and motivation of Code Halos through IoT

• Key tenets of Code Halos that redefines the lives and functions of individuals, industries, governments, and global organizations

• Building blocks for realizing this model and the methodology towards assessment and adoption

• Solution Influence on existing business models while reshaping for the future

• Changing dynamics of SMAC-oriented architecture in minding and managing the gaps

• Open barriers and enablers for embracing Code Halos and SMAC-centric IoT

• Cross-domain concepts and related economic implications

• Upcoming trends and prospects

• A reference Case Study and Model in action for the Healthcare Industry

This article will be helpful for CxOs, Enterprise Architects, Technology Solution Consultants, and even customers involved or interested in IoT-based systems concept, design, implementation, and value management.

Read the full article here.