Internet of Things Review: recommendations and proposed actions
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The Internet of Things (IoT) Review outlines recommendations for the UK to become a leader in IoT development, emphasizing the need for government leadership, infrastructure development, and standardization for interoperability and security. Key recommendations include creating scalable demonstrators, prioritizing workforce skills in data science, and ensuring open public data access while maintaining flexible regulation. The review advocates for collaborative efforts between government, industry, and academia to drive innovation and improve public services.
Internet of Things Review: recommendations and proposed actions
- 1. Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Sir Mark Walport Chief Scientific Adviser to HM Government
- 2. 2 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions I see the Internet of Things as a huge transformative development, a way of boosting productivity, of keeping us healthier, making transport more efficient, reducing energy needs, tackling climate change. Prime Minister commission, Hanover Credit: PA
- 3. 3 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions • The Prime Minister commissioned a review into Internet of Things in March 2014 • Conference to explore the ecosystem with industry • Seminars on transport, energy, healthcare and agriculture with experts from industry, government and academia • Lead expert group met regularly to distil evidence into review’s recommendations • High Level Advisory Group hosted by No. 10, attended by Ministers, leading academics, and industry. Review process
- 4. 4 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions The vision is that the Internet of Things will enable goods to be produced more imaginatively, services to be provided more effectively and scarce resources to be used more sparingly. Vision
- 5. 5 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Leadership Recommendation 1: The aspiration should be that the UK will be a world leader in the development and implementation of the Internet of Things. Recommendation 2: Government has a leadership role to play in delivering the vision and should set high ambitions. Government should remove barriers and provide catalysis. Credit: London City Airport
- 6. 6 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Big enough to scale, small enough to fail Recommendation 3: Government must be an expert and strategic customer for the Internet of Things. Action: Scalable demonstrators for a range of applications including transport, energy and health. Credit: Google Credit: Proteus Biomedical Credit: Measure My Energy
- 7. 7 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Future capacity Recommendation 4a: Government should work with experts to develop a roadmap for an Internet of Things infrastructure. Action: IoT requirements in the Digital Infrastructure Strategy. Develop a roadmap for infrastructure Recommendation 4b: Government should collaborate with industry, the regulator and academia to maximise connectivity and continuity, for both static and mobile devices, whether used by business or consumers. Credit: Google
- 8. 8 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Standards Recommendation 5: With the participation of industry and our research communities, Government should support the development of standards that facilitate interoperability, openness to new market entrants and security against cybercrime and terrorism. Action: Work with industry to influence international and local standards
- 9. 9 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Building necessary skills Recommendation 6: Government, the education sector, and businesses should prioritise efforts to develop a skilled workforce and a supply of capable data scientists for business, the third sector and the Civil Service. Action: Computer science in the curriculum to develop critical thinking and programming Turing Institute to develop specialist knowledge and skills
- 10. 10 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Maximum public data value Recommendation 7: Open application programming interfaces should be created for all public bodies and regulated industries to enable innovative use of real-time public data, prioritising efforts in the energy and transport sectors. Action: Publish a data standard that applies to all new government digital services
- 11. 11 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Agile, flexible regulation Recommendation 8: Government should develop a flexible and proportionate model for regulation in domains affected by the Internet of Things, to react quickly and effectively to technological change, and balance the consideration of potential benefits and harms. The Information Commissioner will play a key role in the area of personal data. Regulators should be held accountable for all decisions, whether these accelerate or delay applications of the Internet of Things that fall within the scope of regulation. Action: Aspiration for a dynamic energy market that enables maximum utility from smart meters and appliances Credit: Energy Retailers Association/PA
- 12. 12 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Building trust and security Recommendation 9: The Centre for Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI) and Communications and Electronics Security Group (CESG) should work with industry and international partners to agree best practice security and privacy principles based on “security by default”. Action: Publish best practice guidance on “security by default”
- 13. 13 Internet of Things Review: Recommendations and proposed actions Coordinate effort Recommendation 10: The Digital Economy Council should create an Internet of Things advisory board, bringing together the private and public sectors. Action: Digital Economy Council and IoT Council with oversight from the Digital Economy Taskforce Credit: ChrisO/CC BY-SA 3.0