The attraction of the Internet leads to the optimization of production operations and increased economic efficiency

Abstract

In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) has become one of the key technologies transforming various industries. This article aims to explore the impact of IoT on optimizing manufacturing operations and increasing the economic efficiency of enterprises. The authors conduct a detailed analysis of the use of sensor and digital technologies that significantly improve monitoring of production processes, resource management, and equipment maintenance. The main focus is on the concept of "smart factories," where the integration of IoT allows for the collection and analysis of large volumes of data in real-time. This enables enterprises to respond quickly to changes, improve product quality, and minimize time and material costs. The article presents examples of successful IoT implementations in various industrial sectors such as automotive, electronics, and consumer goods. One of the key topics of the study is the use of predictive analytics in combination with IoT to prevent accidents and plan equipment maintenance. The authors also consider the economic aspects of IoT implementation, showing how reducing production costs and increasing labor productivity contribute to the overall profitability of the company. Additionally, the article discusses the challenges and barriers that enterprises may face when implementing IoT technologies. This includes issues of cybersecurity, integration of legacy systems, and the need for staff training. Recommendations are provided to overcome these barriers and successfully implement IoT projects in manufacturing enterprises. In conclusion, the article emphasizes the importance of IoT as a driver of innovation and economic growth in the industry. The authors conclude that enterprises actively implementing IoT technologies gain significant competitive advantages, including increased operational efficiency, improved product quality, and cost reduction.