Internet of Things Critical Capabilities

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Benefits of the Internet of Things Kanban 

1830 Ready to use prioritized Internet of Things requirements:

• Do you use appropriate security mechanisms to protect the personal data that your IoT technology collects? 
• Is your organization adequately prepared for the anticipated increase of connected devices and the Internet of Things opportunities? 
• Does your organization require third parties to have insurance coverage for IoT security risks? 
• How do you know when third parties with whom your IoT devices are connected have been maliciously attacked? 
• What IoT initiatives have you already integrated or will integrate into your processes? 
• Given the dramatic changes the IoT will make to your traditional business models, how do you take rapid and informed action? 
• What steps have users taken to protect their personal information while using IoT devices? 
• Does the business consider the IoT when applying data and privacy policies and practices and evaluating security? 
• What impacts will it have on your value creation process, if customer data is a contributory factor? 
• Does your organization include the secure use of IoT devices in training and awareness programs?   

Summary

The Art of Service has identified and prioritized 1830 Internet of Things critical capabilities and use cases to assess and use. Leaders can select those results that best align with their business needs before implementing a solution.

The Art of Service's Critical Capabilities evaluates and prioritizes hundreds of results to help with the outcome selection process.

This Critical Capabilities Kanban will enable leaders to shortlist hundreds of relevant results fast because they are uniquely ready-to-use prioritized, starting with the 'Must Have' category; the most urgent and critical priorities.

This Kanban will help you plan and manage your Internet of Things roadmap.

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As seen in the Kanban above, the complete 1830 Internet of Things critical capabilities and use cases, their prioritization, workflows, tagging, and questions. 

The download is available as an easy-to-re-use Excel format, which you can use as is, or import into any management tool of your choice, like Monday.com, Atlassian, Smartsheet, Power BI, Asana, Airtable, etc. 

Also included is the Internet of Things critical capabilities Book in PDF format covering all the criteria including ideas for (potential) roles to assign the requirements to.

Table of contents:

About The Art of Service 

Internet of Things Critical Capabilities, Meaningful Metrics, And Their Prioritization 

Background 

Prioritization Of Requirements 

The Prioritization Categories Are: 

• Must Have 
• Should Have 
• Ought to Have 
• Might Have 
• Could Have 

Use In New Product/Service/Process Development  

Benefits 

The Critical Internet of Things Capabilities And Their Priorities: 

• Priority - Must Have # 
• Priority - Should Have #
• Priority - Ought to Have # 
• Priority - Might Have # 
• Priority - Could Have #