
Certified Internet of Things Practitioner (CIoTP)
Domain 1Objective 2
Identify and Describe the Possible Challenges That IoT Presents to a Business or Organization. ITP-110 Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the The Impact of IoT domain, which accounts for 18% of the ITP-110 exam.
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Which cultural mindset is important for business teams to adopt when implementing IoT?
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A manufacturing company is migrating its production line monitoring from a legacy SCADA system to an IoT platform. The legacy system polls sensors every 30 seconds and was sized for 500 devices. The new platform will ingest data from 5,000 sensors at 1-second intervals. The IT team is concerned about the scalability of the new solution. What is the primary challenge they must address?
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A small business is considering implementing IoT sensors to monitor energy usage in its office building. The initial cost of sensors and installation is significant. The business owner is concerned about the total cost of ownership. What is the most important ongoing cost to consider?
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A logistics company is considering automating its warehouse sorting process using IoT-enabled robots. The robots can sort packages faster than humans, but the company is concerned about the impact on its workforce. What is the most important limitation of automation that the company should consider?
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A manufacturing company is hiring an IoT engineer to lead its smart factory initiative. The ideal candidate will work with sensors, data platforms, and production machinery. Which combination of skills is most critical for this role?
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