The document discusses the state of IoT globally and in Australia. Some key points: - The World Economic Forum report found that while countries have improved their competitiveness, more progress is needed in key IoT indicators like deployed devices and market growth. - IoT is forecast to have strong market growth globally and in Australia, with the potential to generate billions annually for Australia by 2025 across key industries. - Both globally and in Australia, there is growth and consolidation in IoT platforms and new connectivity solutions, as well as policy and initiative shifts to support IoT adoption, including initiatives to define standards and address barriers to adoption.

1. IoT State of the Nation @KPMG
What’s changed?
31 July, 2019
@IoTAA1
@FrankZeichner

2. World View – WEF Global Competitive index 4.0 2018/19 report
Room to improve
in key
“IoT” indicators
The World Economic Forum’s
annual study on the global
economy finds a
competitiveness landscape
radically altered by the
impact of the Fourth
Industrial Revolution

3. World View
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Deployed IoT Devices
2018 2022 2025
686
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IoT Market Growth
2018 2019 2022
15.4%
2019
- Discrete Manufacturing ($119Bn)
- Consumer Retail ($108Bn)
- Process manufacturing ($78Bn)
- Transport ($71Bn)
- Utilities (61Bn)
Fastest growing use cases
- airport facility automation (transportation),
- electric vehicle charging (utilities),
- agriculture field monitoring (resource),
- bedside telemetry (healthcare), and
- in-store contextualized marketing (retail).

4. Australian Opportunity
IoTAA interpolated
2016 McKinsey report
$45bn – $116bn
per year in 2025 in Australia
IoT can achieve potential annual
benefits of A$194–308 bn
over a period of 8–18 years. This impact translates into
average productivity
improvements of around 2% p.a.
across these industries. (Construction, Manufacturing, Health,
Food an Ag and Mining)
Australia’s IoT Opportunity: Driving Future Growth
An ACS Report – September, 2018

5. Global shifts to prepare for IoT
Growth and consolidation in IoT Platforms
New Connectivity solutions proliferate
LoraWan
Sigfox
CatM1
NB-IoT
Satellite LoraWan
5G
2017
2018
2019
2020

6. Australian shifting to prepare for IoT
The megatrends shaping our future – May, 2019 CBA’s Group Executive
Institutional Banking and Markets Andrew Hinchliff - different facets of
business and society bleed into each other has driven its restructure into six
core ecosystems. These ecosystems are: future resources, efficient supply
chains, intelligent finance, future cities, connected services and smart
networks.
Uber taps into public transport network
Published- 30 Jul 2019
Uber is integrating public transport information into its app in
an exciting new collaboration between the ride sharing
company and Transport for NSW.
Minister for Transport and Roads Andrew Constance said the
app’s new function will encourage more people out of their
cars and on to the public transport network by connecting
customers with the latest bus, train, Metro and ferry options all
on the one integrated platform.
Smart Cities and Suburbs - Round Two of the Program
on 19 November 2018.
In Round Two, 32 projects located all around Australia
will benefit from over $21 million of Australian
Government funding. Round Two was highly
competitive, 102 applications were received.

7. Australian shifting to prepare for IoT
Consumer Data Rights The government determined that the
consumer data right will first apply to the banking sector,
followed by the energy sector. Telecommunications is proposed
to follow.
Open Banking will be introduced in phases, with basic product
information to be available from 1 July 2019. Consumer data
for mortgage accounts, credit and debit cards, and deposit and
transaction accounts are to be made available by 1 February
2020.
AI: Australia's Ethics Framework, April, 2019 - which is a
discussion paper developed by CSIRO's Data 61 that has been
released to inform the Government's approach to AI ethics in
Australia.
AEMO – April 2019, - launches consultation into building of
grid to support DER proliferation.
ESB: July, 2019 – initiates collaboration to define DER and data
standards for sharing with aggregators.
IoT Research – launch of Australian Academic IoT
Initiative (AI2), 2019. Mission to transform IoT
research and innovation to support sustainable
industry growth

8. Australian shifting to prepare for IoT – Connectivity Coverage
Telstra NB-IoT
SigFox 83%
Myriota Satellite IoT Lanches in 2017
Fleet Space launches in 2018 – Satellite LoRaWan
October 2018 , 33 TTN (Things Network) communities
and over 250 gateways.
NNNCo June 2019, - $8m investment to expand
LoRaWAN

9. Australia Shifting to prepare for IoT
IoTAA Adoption Survey - 2018

10. Australian Shifting to prepare for IoT
• The top three focus industries :
1. Smart Cities
2. Food and Agriculture
3. Energy and Utilities
• More work (practice guidelines, information etc needed)
1. Connectivity (e.g. Bluetooth, RFID, Wi-Fi, LoRaWan, etc.)
2. Solution/ Service Provision (e.g. software providers, systems integrators)
3. Intelligent Enablement (e.g. AI, BI, ML, Blockchain)
• Top three barriers to IoT Adoption:
1.Trust and Security
2.Unclear Business Case
3.Unclear Business Model
May 2019 Eco-System Survey

11. Australian Shifting to prepare for IoT - IoTAA
IoT Alliance
Building Eco-systems
IoT Impact
eSafety for Consumer IoT Report
IoT Reference Framework

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