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Traditionally, the production efficiency of a factory floor is evaluatedusing non-real time objective functions. These are based on schedulingpunctuality criteria such as 'earliness (a measure of finishing operationsahead of schedule)' and 'tardiness (a measure of delay in executing certainoperations)'. With process automation becoming more and more inevitable due tothe emergence of Industry 4.0 / Industry 5.0, real-time objective functions arealso gaining popularity. One such criterion is 'synchronization' or 'timing'.In this article, an IoT enabled real-time synchronization approach is presentedin the context of Integrated Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) from aservice provider's perspective. A new business and operational model, termed as"Timing-As-A-Service (TAAS)", is introduced. In this model, the role of aservice provider is to "supply" synchronization from the mobile networks to theIIoT domain.

Timing-As-A-Service (TAAS): On the role of mobile service providers in the context of integrated Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)