ABSTRACT
The IoT is a state-of-the-art innovation in information technology that allows for the connecting of many objects over the internet. These devices may do considerable processing, actuators, and sensing. This facilitates the provision of diverse and innovative services related to intelligent systems. Integrating the IoT into corporate operations is crucial for improving operational resilience. Nevertheless, the use of IoT technology in system-supported activities is now hindered by the lack of a standardised system architecture, which is crucial for effectively managing coordination in a smart IoT environment. Business process is considered a significant methodology for the design, control, and enhancement of system processes. This report investigates the present level of Internet of Things (IoT) adoption across several personas and important verticals, highlighting a significant upward trend towards the production stage, driven mostly by digital leaders. Analysing data from business departments that actively shape IoT project goals, such as IT management, executive management, and operations management, reveals the cross-functional nature of IoT projects. Moreover, IoT facilitates the maintenance of regulatory compliance by providing verifiable records. In order to guarantee the successful integration of IoT, organisations must give priority to cybersecurity measures and establish contingency plans, therefore establishing a robust foundation for the ever-changing business environment.
