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The Challenges of Internet of Things Adoption in Developing Countries: An Overview Based on the Technical Context

The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to change the way we engage with our environments. Its prevalence has spread to various areas of industrial and manufacturing systems in addition to other sectors. However, many organizations are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate IoT. To unleash its full potential and create real economic value, it is essential to learn about the obstacles to IoT delivery. There is high potential for IoT implementation and usage in developing countries, and major barriers must be addressed for IoT delivery. This paper explores the challenges that impact the adoption of IoT in developing countries based on the technical context. It also presents a general conclusion in the form of recommendations to capture the maximum benefits of IoT adoption.