Design of the Enterprise Information Management System Based on the Big Data Technology of the Internet of Things
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Abstract
In the current digital era, the application of big data technology in the design of enterprise information management system has important background significance. By collecting, processing and analyzing a large amount of device sensor data and user behavior data, the big data technology of the Internet of Things (IOT) provides enterprises with a comprehensive and detailed data base for enterprises, and significantly improves the decision support and business optimization capabilities of enterprises. This study proves the significant benefits of the IOT big data technology in the design of enterprise information management system through practical case studies and numerical analysis. The experimental results show that among the enterprises using the big data technology of the IOT, the highest production efficiency of enterprise B reaches 0.92, and the lowest failure rate of enterprise E equipment is only 0.01. It shows that the application of big data technology of the IOT has an important impact on the development and success of enterprises. This can provide a valuable decision-making basis for enterprise managers, but also provides a useful reference for researchers and practitioners in related fields.
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