El Internet de las Cosas como proceso de comunicación y su aporte a la sociedad actual.

Abstract

This article develops an academic analysis of how the Internet of Things (IOT), as a process of communication between objects and people, can mean a contribution to the society in which we live today. This is based on the tools that make it useful, such as the hyperconnectivity that allows objects through the Internet connection to be present in different spaces and sectors fulfilling certain functions that are initially configured depending on those required by the company that uses it, or the ease that has to make a process of collection, analysis, and transformation of the data, for which information becomes the raw material of the Internet of Things. Likewise, it is considered how this tool represents, for the organizations that implement it in the development of its activities, a form of internal and external growth, in terms of greater productivity in its operations and agility in the processes. Similarly, this leads to a form of economic growth, which is reflected in different studies that stipulate that the Internet of Things can connect millions of objects, and generate a trillion dollar gain not only for businesses but for the world economy.