The remarkable increase in the number of communicating objects and the interaction between heterogeneous devices in an Internet of Things (IoT) context which is constrained by interoperability, security and confidentiality problems as well as the exchange of classical data between the various elements of an IoT system by the systematic execution of the sending of requests / responses is no longer sufficient, favor the appearance of a new paradigm called Social Internet of Things (SIoT). The latter consists in providing autonomous communicating objects with interaction capacities inspired by human social relationships. In this paper we propose a model of interaction between industrial communicating objects inspired by social paradigms. This model is deduced from a synthesis of several sociological approaches. Interaction scenarios in cases of industrial applications are presented. A NetLogo simulation implements the methodology de- scribed in this work.