There are two types of implementation strategies: device-system-decision and decision-system-device:
Bottom-up decision-making (device-system-decision)
To avoid subsequent repeated investment due to poor consideration in top-level design in advance, all equipment in the workshop should be registered in a book at the start of project implementation, and all relevant data on the device (physical) layer should be recorded.
After running IoT-based energy management system for a few months, it can be progressively modified according to real demands. This method has the advantage of not squandering invested time and money.
This bottom-up strategy is appropriate for enterprise decision-makers who have not yet developed a clear IoT energy management strategy, and have only basically learned about the capabilities of IoT energy management solutions, but are ready to implement related projects.
Top-down decision-making (decision-system-device)
This technique is frequently used when the enterprise decision makers have clear energy management demands, or when an external consulting firm like Dusun IoT supplies clear and specific information. The whole rchitecture planning can then be carried out in accordance with the stated decision.
This approach has the benefit of avoiding the waste produced by large-scale data gathering of all physical devices, as well as considerably reducing the technical difficulties created by the excessive information. It also eliminates the risk of lengthy implementation cycle.