The document discusses Industry 4.0, which refers to the current trend of increased automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies using cyber-physical systems, the internet of things, and cloud computing. It describes how SAP provides solutions like Leonardo to connect physical systems, extract insights from big data, and enable new business processes and models through technologies like IoT, analytics, and machine learning. The key principles of Industry 4.0 revolve around interoperability, information transparency, technical assistance, and decentralized decisions.

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SAP Industry 4.0 – Insight from alternative
industries
Paul Lasance Manufacturing Solution Specialist (EMEA North)

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Major shifts in manufacturing capabilities is accelerating
business transformation with Industry 4.0
Industry 4.0 is the current
trend of automation and data
exchange in manufacturing
technologies. It includes
cyber-physical systems, the
Internet of things and cloud
computing. Industry 4.0
creates what has been called
a "smart factory".

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SAP Leonardo connects things with people
and processes
SAP provides a highly innovative IoT solution portfolio which extends the digital core
with adaptive applications, big data management and connectivity to enable
• New Business Processes (e.g. Industry 4.0)
• New Business Models (e.g. pay per use)
• New Work Environments (e.g. SAP Leonardo Bridge)

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Machine
Learning
Integration
Real-time
Analytics
Natural
Language
Mobile
Collaboration
IoT
Micro-services
Networks
APIs
connecting People, Things and BusinessesIntelligently
Big Data
Business Process
InnovationConnected Data Design Thinking
Experience Block Chain

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The Industry 4.0 Revolution design principles
• Interoperability
• Information transparency
• Technical assistance
• Decentralized decisions
The Internet of Things in manufacturing and the
consequent technology-driven changes which
promise to trigger a new industrial revolution

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SAP Leonardo Portfolio Overview
Data Network
Data put into business context
Big Data
Manage vast amounts of
big data
IoT
Connecting things with people
and business processes
Analytics
Insights that enable
transformative actions
Design Thinking
Innovative, engaging
methodology used to uncover
the opportunities for your
digital transformation
Cloud Platform
Foundation for SAP Leonardo
Machine Learning
Intelligence enabled by
learnings from data
Blockchain
Blockchain services
embedded into business
applications

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SAP Leonardo Internet of Things
Connected
Products
Connected
Assets
Connected
Fleet
Connected
Infrastructure
Connected
Markets
Connected
People

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Endless possibilities based on a agile foundation
• The world has already changed
• Disruptive thinking challenges the ‘norm’
• Technology adoption is accelerating
• Data has become ‘big’ and complex
• Machines are becoming more capable
• Agility and efficiency wins

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Any questions?

10. ThankYou …
Paul Lasance
Manufacturing Solutions Specialist (EMEA)
SAP UK Ltd.
Clockhouse Place, Bedfont Road
Feltham, Middlesex, TW14 8HD, UK
T: +44 (0)7966 975861
E: paul.lasance@sap.com
W: www.sap.co.uk/manufacturing

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