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Implementing Organizational Cybernetics for the Next Generation of Digital Business Models

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Complex Systems Design & Management (CSDM 2019)

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Abstract

ETSI identified that “future work will take into consideration heterogeneous networks using LTE, 5G fixed and WiFi technologies that will include developer friendly and standard APIs, standard based interface among multi-access hosts and an alignment with NFV architecture”. However, the term added value requires disruptive technology that can provide value from a customer perspective which leads to characterizing the value stream for the products service(s). The main synthesis of this paper is to investigate disruptive IoT technology opportunities and user needs for securing interoperable connections of the next generation of digital business models. The following objectives will be analysed and presented; (i) the customer objectives (identifying the system requirements and system design) for wireless communications; (ii) IoT System dynamics and its value chain; (iii) protocols, open API economy, and market analytics; (iv) electronic transactions within the finance sector; and (v) security. The outcome of this paper will inform the reader of the operational requirements assessments needed to provide Seamless Mobility through the management process of organizational cybernetics.

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Abbreviations

API:

Application Performance Interface

BS:

Basic Safety Message

CAA:

Context-Aware Authentication

ConOps:

Concept Operations

COTS:

Commercial Off-The-Shelf

CPU:

Central Processing Unit

CPS:

Communication Service Providers

DSRC:

Dedicated Short-Range Communications

EG:

ETSI Guide

eIDAS:

Electronic Identification and Trust Services

ETSI:

European Telecommunications Standard Institute

FMC:

Fixed Mobile Convergence

3GPP:

3rd Generation Partnership Project

HTTP:

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

IMS:

IP Multimedia Subsystem

IoT:

Internet of Things

IPsec:

Internet Protocol Security

ISG:

Industry Specification Group

LoRaWAN:

Long range wide area networks (media access control (MAC) protocol for wide area networks)

LoWPAN:

Low power Wireless Personal Area Networks

LTE:

Long-Term Evolution

MEC:

Multi-access Edge Computing

multi-RAT:

Multiple Radio Access Technology

NFC:

Near Field Communications

OpsCon:

System Operational Concept

ORD:

Operational Requirements Document

QoE:

Quality of Experience

SAE:

Society of Automotive Engineers

SEBoK:

Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge

SDN:

Software Defined Networks

SIP:

Session Initiation Protocol

SMTP:

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

SOI:

System of Interest

SOO:

Statement of Objectives

SRR:

System Requirement Review

SSL:

Secure Socket layer

TCO:

Total Cost of Ownership

TLS:

Transport Layer security

UMA/CAN:

Unlicensed Mobile Access

VMs:

Virtual Machines

VNF:

Virtualized Network Function and

VSM:

Value-Stream Mapping

Wifi:

Local Area Wireless Technology

WiMAX:

Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access

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  1. Pôle SCS, Sophia Antipolis, France

    Alan Martin Redmond

  2. Safe Cluster by Pegase & Risques, Antenne Alpes Maritimes, France

    Loic Chanvillard

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Redmond, A.M., Chanvillard, L. (2020). Implementing Organizational Cybernetics for the Next Generation of Digital Business Models. In: Boy, G., Guegan, A., Krob, D., Vion, V. (eds) Complex Systems Design & Management. CSDM 2019. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-34843-4_6

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