IoTtiedon
IoTtiedon is a term used in Finnish technology discourse to describe data generated by Internet of Things devices and services. It encompasses sensor readings, device status, location information, event logs, and usage metrics collected across connected products and systems. While not a formal standard, IoTtiedon is a useful concept for describing data that originates from distributed sensors and actuators, and that can flow through networks to processing platforms.
Typically, IoTtiedon follows a data lifecycle: collection at the device or gateway, transmission over networks such
Interoperability relies on protocols such as MQTT, CoAP, and AMQP, and on data formats like JSON or
Governance involves data ownership, access rights, and sharing agreements. Privacy and security are critical given sensitive
Applications span manufacturing, smart cities, energy, logistics, and healthcare monitoring. Emerging trends include more edge processing,