In addition to contributing to the exponential increase in data, security concerns, and strain on enterprise networks, the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) is creating demand for upgraded wireless sensor nodes in the enterprise. And as IoT becomes more prevalent in the enterprise, the ease with which we as IT professionals can deploy and create sensor networks increases in tandem.
Because IoT provides the opportunity to implement less expensive, more accurate smart devices or sensors, many organizations want to roll out plans to upgrade. Still, the road to these upgrades and improvements is not simply plug and play; rather, organizations should follow the same protocol as they would for any other IT plan, confirming that security as well as monitoring and management tools are active and effective, both in building and managing these networks.

Defining wireless sensor networks
Before delving into how to build or manage these networks, let’s define them for the purposes of this article: wireless sensor networks are wireless networks with spatially distributed, autonomous sensors designed to monitor physical or environmental conditions such as sound, temperature, or humidity. These sensors pass their data through the network to a main repository, where IT professionals can gather the data. They are best suited to enterprises because of the need to monitor data center conditions.
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