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Internet of Things: Opportunities and Challenges to Business, Society, and IS Research.

Shim et al., 2017

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12979552308118262568
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Shim J
Avital M
Dennis A
Sheng O
Rossi M
Sørensen C
French A
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Recent research reports illustrate that Internet of things (IoT) is projected to be a multi-trillion dollar opportunity by 2020, with 50 billion devices connected by then. The IoT is a leading- edge topic in Information Systems (IS). In a hyper-connected economy, IoT can transform a …
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