More than 50 billion devices are expected to be internet enabled by 2020 [1]. These devices,
commonly referred to as the" Internet of Things"(IoT), are expected to become ubiquitous …

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a promising networking paradigm which immerses objects
(cell phones, goods, watches, sensing motes, TVs, etc.) in a worldwide connection. Despite …

With the predominance of mobile and wireless connectivity and ubiquity of access, the field
of Internet-of-Things (IoT) is gaining widespread prominence. Most modern day large scale …

The Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm feeds from many scientific and engineering fields. This
involves a diversity and heterogeneity of its underlying systems. When considering End-to …

The Internet of Things in which things or objects are connected becomes important in
modern society. It also reflects to our Consumer World in which objects or things such as cell …

The increasing usage of computer based systems for safety critical operations in
applications such as nuclear, space, and automotive systems demands a systematic way of …

The Internet of Things (IoT) aims to transform the human society toward becoming intelligent,
convenient, and efficient with potentially enormous economic and environmental benefits …

Comprehensive evaluation of the reliability of Internet of Things was achieved on the basis
of evaluation data. First, a comprehensive evaluation model of reliability of Internet of Things …

Internet of things (IoT) is making its mark on various aspects of life. Determining the quality
features for such devices vary according to the functionalities of the system. Non-functional …

Software reliability is a crucial performance factor of telecommunications network elements
and operational systems. This paper describes the state-of-practice software reliability …