Titlebook: Beyond Smart and Connected Governments; Sensors and the Inte J. Ramon Gil-Garcia,Theresa A. Pardo,Mila Gasco-He Book 2020 Springer Nature S

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Molecular modelling and graphics study, we identified pervasiveness, privacy, and vulnerability as main challenges that are discussed in the literature. In this research, we also compiled some recommendations such as encryption, cryptology, authentication, authorization, and advanced security frameworks, schemes, and protocols to

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Single-crystal X-ray techniques technology in environments where intensive data collection is the norm. Contributions include a framework on data management for IoT that can be of special value to local governments that are considering blockchain as instrumental in engaging in or enhancing data-driven operations.

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E. S. Larsen Jr,R. Meyrowitz,A. J. C. Wilsonthe iterative analysis of data. Data were collected and analyzed from diverse individuals in multiple small- to medium- to large-sized cities, mostly in Canada and extending to other countries (e.g., Israel). This work makes several contributions by providing (a) an expanded way of looking at IT (in

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Tensors in quasiperiodic structuress may enhance citizens’ opportunities to participate in local governance. We present two practical cases from Switzerland demonstrating these two citizen involvement modes. We argue that active and passive participation of citizens and other stakeholders play a key role in generating necessary data

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Internet of Things and the Public Sectorkey elements of those programs. This chapter conceptualizes the IoT, outlines some potential benefits generally and in the public sector, and presents some of the challenges to adoption and use of the IoT. The chapter closes with an overview of the subsequent book chapters.

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Methodologies for a Participatory Design of IoT to Deliver Sustainable Public Services in “Smart Citowever, the implementation of public service delivery and use through IoT in smart cities is frequently fragmented, hindering a sustainable urban development. Citizens remain unaware of multiple single tools developed without their participation. Security issues also prevent citizens from using IoT