Model-driven engineering for mission-critical iot systems
IEEE software, 2017•ieeexplore.ieee.org
Mission-critical Internet of Things (MC-IoT) systems involve heterogeneous things from both
the digital and physical worlds. They run applications whose failure might cause significant
and possibly dramatic consequences, such as interruption of public services, significant
business losses, and deterioration of enterprise operations. These applications require not
only high availability, reliability, safety, and security but also regulatory compliance,
scalability, and serviceability. At the same time, they're exposed to various facets of …
the digital and physical worlds. They run applications whose failure might cause significant
and possibly dramatic consequences, such as interruption of public services, significant
business losses, and deterioration of enterprise operations. These applications require not
only high availability, reliability, safety, and security but also regulatory compliance,
scalability, and serviceability. At the same time, they're exposed to various facets of …
Mission-critical Internet of Things (MC-IoT) systems involve heterogeneous things from both the digital and physical worlds. They run applications whose failure might cause significant and possibly dramatic consequences, such as interruption of public services, significant business losses, and deterioration of enterprise operations. These applications require not only high availability, reliability, safety, and security but also regulatory compliance, scalability, and serviceability. At the same time, they're exposed to various facets of uncertainty, spanning from software and hardware variability to mission planning and execution in possibly unforeseeable environments. Model-driven engineering can potentially meet these challenges and better enable the adoption of MC-IoT systems.
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