Internet of Things in Government
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The Internet of things (IoT) is the networking of devices such as embedded sensors, actuators, and various other devices that have the capability to collect and transmit data over a network. IoT revolution represents a paradigm shift in the way devices and objects are connected and communicate with each other over the Internet. IoT technologies offer governments the ability to monitor and manage infrastructure, healthcare, transportation, and public safety in real-time, leading to more responsive and effective public administration. As governments embrace the potential of IoT, they have the opportunity to create smart cities and deliver innovative services that address the evolving needs of their constituents. The paper explores the integration of Internet of things (IoT) technologies within government institutions.
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