New Frontiers in Cloud Computing and Internet of Things (Hardcover)

Introduction.- Part 1 IoT technology and infrastructure in the post-COVID-19 Era.- Wireless sensor networks.- Advances in IoT Platforms, infrastructure and architecture.- IoT data processing, management and intelligence.- Cyber-Physical Systems and their testing.- Part 2 IoT applications for the post-COVID-19 Era.- Health 4.0, pervasive healthcare, emerging healthcare applications and the Internet of Medical Things.- Logistics 4.0, smart retail and IoT applications in the supply chain.- Industry 4.0 and IoT applications in the automotive industry and smart grids.- IoT applications smart cities and wearable computing.- Part 3 IoT challenges and solutions in the post-COVID-19 Era.- IoT privacy, security and ethical issues.- Ensuring the performance and reliability of IoT applications.- Scalability and sustainability of IoT infrastructure for the post-COVID-1 Era.- IoT interoperability, integration and compatibility challenges.- The energy efficiency and maintenance of IoT devices.- Part 4 Cloud technology and infrastructure.- The surge in demand for cloud computing resources and capacity in the post-COVID-19 Era.- The market and infrastructure for Fog and Edge computing.- Resource pooling, service deployment and management.- Virtual desktop infrastructure and network virtualization.- Part 5 Cloud computing applications for the post-COVID-19 Era.- IoT as a service (IOTaaS) and IoT cloud platforms.- Health cloud and Sensing as a service.- Emerging cloud computing applications.- Internet of Services and Industrial applications of Services Science.- Cloud-based Mobile Media Systems and Social Networks.- Part 6 Cloud computing in the post-COVID-19 Era: challenges and solutions.- Cloud Security, Reliability and Access Control in Quality of Service in resource-intensive cloud applications.- For/Cloud service localisation, empanelment and governance.- Fog/Cloud Scalability, downtime and performance management.- Cloud interoperability, portability, compliance, cost management and containment.- Conclusion.