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Internet of Things in organisations: artefactual characteristics that influence adoption
Background: The Internet of Things (IoT) has gained significant attention from businesses and academia. IoT promises are ambitious: creating, collecting, and sharing information independently of time, place, and motion. Things are rendered autonomous, able to identify themselves, network with other...
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Department of Information Systems
2026
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