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Cloud Computing, Data Sources and Data Centers
- IT vs. OT
- New Concerns for Both Sides
- Finding Common Ground
- Differences between IT and OT Applications
- Technological Needs
- Conditions of Conservation
- Security
- Regulations and Protocols
- Data vs. Processes
- Update Frequency
- Internet of Things (IoT) Devices in Industry 4.0
- What Industrial Processes Will Improve with IT/OT Integration?
- CMMS, ERP, MES, PLM and Other Actors
- PLM
- ERP
- MES
- PLM-ERP-MES
- PLM + MES + ERP = Closed-Loop Product Lifecycle
- CMMS
- What Does CMMS Stand For?
- The Value of CMMS
- Cloud Computing Taxonomies
- The Need for a Taxonomy
- Existing Taxonomies
- NIST's Software, Platform, and Infrastructure (SPI) Model
- Youseff’s Five-Layer Ontology
- Sam Johnston’s Six-Layer Stack
- Dave Linthicum’s 10-Layer Taxonomy
- Comparison and Limitations of Existing Taxonomies
- A Proposed Taxonomy
- Cloud Services
- Cloud Services Basics
- Six Advantages and Benefits of Cloud Computing
- Cloud Computing Services Features and Benefits
- Types of Cloud Computing Services
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
- Platform as a Service (PaaS)
- PaaS vs. SaaS vs. IaaS
- Everything as a Service
- Public Cloud-Based Services vs. Private Cloud-Based Services
- Cloud Services as Professional Services
- Cloud Services vs. Web Services
- Why You Need to Know about Cloud-Based Services
- Data Repositories and Data Centers
- Data Repository
- Examples of Data Repositories
- Benefits of Data Repositories
- Disadvantages of Data Repositories
- Best Practices for Working with Data Repositories
- Data Center
- Data Center Tiers
- Data Center Architecture and Design
- Energy Consumption and Efficiency
- Data Center Security and Safety
- Data Center Infrastructure Management and Monitoring
- Data Center vs. Cloud
- Security and Privacy in the Era of Cloud Computing
- References
Abstract
In the industrial sector, information technology (IT) and operation technology (OT) are usually understood separately. Information technology and OT are two different concepts, but they can be combined. However, we must know their differences to understand their convergence.
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