The Key Technical Analysis of the Internet of Things in the Library Management
Guo Xiaodan
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Guo Xiaodan
Abstract
The Internet of Things is the third revolution of the world’s IT following the computer、the Internet.It is a more comprehensive application of information technology for human life and production services,information technology upgrade.Its development and application prospects are huge.At present,the world has the development of things to enhance national development strategy.Under a strategic high point in China's Internet of Things has become the information industry.This paper introduces the architecture of the Internet of Things.Combines the modernlibrary management analysis of the key technologies of the Internet of Things,and lays the foundation for the popularization and application of a broader Internet of Things.
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The Internet of Things is the third revolution of the world’s IT following the computer、the Internet.It is a more comprehensive application of information technology for human life and production services,information technology upgrade.Its development and application prospects are huge.At present,the world has the development of things to enhance national development strategy.Under a strategic high point in China's Internet of Things has become the information industry.This paper introduces the architecture of the Internet of Things.Combines the modernlibrary management analysis of the key technologies of the Internet of Things,and lays the foundation for the popularization and application of a broader Internet of Things.
Key concepts: The Internet, Internet Architecture Board, Key (lock), Internet of Things, Upgrade, World Wide Web, Computer science, China