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市場調査レポート
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TLC:CSPがますます依存するIoTネットワークの自動化Thought Leadership Council: CSPs Increasingly Rely Upon Automation in IoT Networks |
TLC:CSPがますます依存するIoTネットワークの自動化 |
出版日: 2018年09月12日
発行: Heavy Reading
ページ情報: 英文 12 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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Thought Leadership Council (TLC) は、Heavy Readingのイニシアチブで、2017年8月に設立されました。TLCの最新の調査結果によると、自動化は、ゆっくりだが確実に、IoTネットワークアーキテクチャーの一部になっています。
当レポートでは、IoTネットワークの自動化について調査分析し、展開分析、技術評価、促進要因と障害について、体系的な情報を提供しています。
Automation is slowly but surely becoming a part of the Internet of Things (IoT) network architecture, according to the latest survey results from the Thought Leadership Council (TLC). Twenty-four percent of this month's panel say their companies already have adopted automation to manage IoT, while another 36 percent will do so by 2020.
Furthermore, panel members reiterated the importance being placed on security as IoT networks continue to expand. Almost 80 percent of panelists say IoT will have a significant impact on network security; almost 90 percent of this month's panel members say investment into IoT security is a critical area of investment for their company's IoT strategy.
TLC is a unique Heavy Reading initiative founded in August 2017, in which a panel of highly targeted CSPs participate in strategic research. TLC members receive private invitations to take part in anonymous surveys, which enables them to provide insights that might otherwise go undisclosed.
The focus group covered in “Thought Leadership Council: CSPs Increasingly Rely Upon Automation in IoT Networks” was asked nine questions about the impact of IoT on network architecture. The results clearly indicate that CSPs increasingly are turning to automation as they build IoT networks, and they continue to focus on security as a primary area of concern in those networks.
TLC members were asked to rate the impact that IoT will have on various parts of their networks. Results are shown in the following excerpt. Not surprisingly, 76 percent of panelists said IoT will have a significant impact on network security. What is more surprising is that CSPs appear much less a concerned about IoT's potential impact on other areas of the network.
“Thought Leadership Council: CSPs Increasingly Rely Upon Automation in IoT Networks” is published in PDF format.