The document introduces OIC (Open Interconnect Consortium) and OIP (Open Internet Platform), two open source platforms for IoT. It provides background on the speaker and discusses the need to move beyond the hype around IoT to realize its full potential. OIC aims to establish interoperability standards while OIP provides an open source platform for building IoT solutions across different domains like smart cities. The speaker invites participation in growing the OIP open source community to develop IoT applications in Vietnam.

1. Nguyen The Trung
DTT CEO
Introducing OIC and OIP-Internet of things platform.

2. Agenda
1. Internet of Things – the hype and the need
2. Introduction of OIC
3. Introduction of OIP

3. About me
• R&D Director on Hardware and Software Unified
Communication project in Australia 1998-2000
• Established DTT in 2003:
– Leading in Enterprise Architecture and IT Master Plan consulting for
Government and Enterprise
– Leading in Open Source E-government Platform & applications ( Da
Nang, MOT, MOH, MOJ, Hai Phong … )
– Leading in STEM education in Vietnam
– Start the first open source platform for IOT: OIP

4. Our proposal for Vietnam National IoT Plan
1. Become regional IoT startup, attracting foreigner and
Vietnamese entrepreneur
2. Work with global companies to build an open source
platform to help speed up IoT applications
3. Encourage and invest in Defense and Agriculture IoT

5. First, about Internet of Things
Internet of Things is the new
technology breakthrough in data
collection, data processing , data
analytic and integrated control
different systems in all public
domains to rapidly advancing
national digital environment at the
same time it can boost ICT
industry.

6. We are under-hyping Internet of things
1. We're only using 1 per cent of all data
2. We're not getting the big picture by
focusing only on industries
3. We're forgetting about the B2B
opportunity
4. We're ignoring that "interoperability"
could be the new "synergy“
5. We're underestimating the impact on
developing economies
6. We're forgetting about the new
business models that will be created
McKinsey Global Institute ("The Internet of Things: Mapping the Value Beyond the Hype")

7. We are under-hyping Internet of things
1. We're only using 1 per cent of all data
2. We're not getting the big picture by
focusing only on industries
3. We're forgetting about the B2B
opportunity
4. We're ignoring that "interoperability"
could be the new "synergy“
5. We're underestimating the impact on
developing economies
6. We're forgetting about the new
business models that will be created
McKinsey Global Institute ("The Internet of Things: Mapping the Value Beyond the Hype")

10. Open Interconnect Vision
• Secure and reliable device discovery and connectivity across multiple
OSs, platforms, and technologies is a foundational capability to enable
the Internet of Things
• Industry consolidation around a common interoperable approach,
across all vertical markets, is essential to enable scale
• OIC will ensure this “network of everything” becomes a reality by…
– Delivering an industry standard specification & certification program
– Enabling developers and manufacturers via an open source project
– Taking an inclusive approach that embraces and provides interoperability
across existing technologies
– Ensuring an approach to IPR that reduced friction in the market
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11. New Modes of Communication
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CloudSmartIoT
Client to Cloud
Internet

12. New Modes of Communication
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= Local Network / Same Subnet (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, etc…)
Smart Devices
Peer-to-Peer
STUN/TURN
CloudSmartIoT
Client to Cloud
Internet

13. Things & Wearables
Bridging &
Forwarding
LE
New Modes of Communication
13
= Local Network / Same Subnet (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, etc…)
Smart Devices
Peer-to-Peer
STUN/TURN
CloudSmartIoT
Client to Cloud
Internet

14. IoT Cloud Services
Reporting & Control
Internet
Things & Wearables
Bridging &
Forwarding
LE
New Modes of Communication
14
= Local Network / Same Subnet (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, etc…)
Smart Devices
Peer-to-Peer
STUN/TURN
CloudSmartIoT
Client to Cloud
Internet

15. IoT Cloud Services
Reporting & Control
Internet
Things & Wearables
Bridging &
Forwarding
LE
New Modes of Communication
15
= Local Network / Same Subnet (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, etc…)
Smart Devices
Peer-to-Peer
STUN/TURN
We need a way to
make IoT comms
as easy for
developers and
manufacturers as
connecting a client
to a server in the
Cloud.
CloudSmartIoT
Client to Cloud
Internet

16. IoT Cloud Services
Reporting & Control
Internet
Things & Wearables
Bridging &
Forwarding
LE
New Modes of Communication
16
= Local Network / Same Subnet (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, etc…)
Smart Devices
Peer-to-Peer
STUN/TURN
Scope of OIC – IoT Comms
We need a way to
make IoT comms
as easy for
developers and
manufacturers as
connecting a client
to a server in the
Cloud.
OIC will address the challenge of IoT comms
CloudSmartIoT
Client to Cloud
Internet

19. High Level OIC Governance Structure
Standards
Board of Directors
OIC
Open Source
IoTivity
Open Source Project
Membership
Technology Planning
Ecosystem
Marketing
Communications
Coordination
Sponsored (funded) by OIC
Develops reference implementation of
OIC standard
Steering Group
Projects
Functions
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20. Membership Costs & Benefits
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● – Included / Guaranteed
○ – Eligible, but must be elected/appointed
1 – For companies with annual revenue <$5M
Board Open Source Standards
Director
Use&Contributeto
OSProject
LeadWorkGroupor
TaskGroup
Vote
Participate
CertifyProducts
(IPPool)
Diamond $350K ● ● ○ ● ● ●
Platinum $75K ○ ● ○ ● ● ●
Gold $1K1-$10K ● ● ●
Individual Member $0 ● ●
Non-Member ●

21. Members

23. How You Can Use OIC Technology…
• Use the code from IoTivity.org
– Open to any individual or company
– Code is available at IoTivity.org under the Apache v2.0 license
• Join as a Gold member
– Certify spec compliant apps and devices
– Use OIC branding
– Benefit from patent cross-licensing protection
– Go to www.openinterconnect.org for membership agreement, etc…
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24. How You Can Participate in the OIC…
• Contribute code to IoTivity.org
– Open to any individual or member company
• Participate in standards development
– Open to Gold and above member companies and Individual members
• Vote on standards development; lead Work and Task Groups
– Open to Platinum and above member companies
• One Director appointed to Board by each Diamond member company
– Plus, after two years, two directors elected from Platinum member companies’
nominations
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25. Open Internet Platform – OIP introduction

26. IoT Solution Model
DTT Confidential 26
Mobile Things Fixed Things Control Center

27. OIP: Architecture Overview
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Agent (Mobile Thing)
Local Applications
IoT Connectivity
Mobile Thing
Agent (Fixed Thing)
Business Applications
IoT Connectivity
Fixed Thing
Agent (Control Center)
Center Applications
OIP

28. Intel IoT Platform
DTT Confidential 28
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/int
ernet-of-things/iot-platform-solution-brief.html

29. Mapping OIP and Intel IoT Platform
DTT Confidential 29
Big Data
Services Spatial Data
Services
4C Services
Big Data
Services
Spatial Data
Services
Data Analytics
Services
Cloud
Services
Security
Services
Security
Services
Security
Services
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/int
ernet-of-things/iot-platform-solution-brief.html

30. 3022-09-2015 Từ CQĐT đến Đô thị thông minh với công nghệ IoT
IT infrastructure management
IC applications
Code
Configuration Components
Open source Egovernment platform Open Internet of things platform
IT infrastructure
E-Government Application Development
Open Platform
Internet of Things Application
Development Open Platform
Application
Management
- Management
- Configuration
- Monitoring
- Automation
- Optimization
- Update
- Management
- Configuration
- Monitoring
- Automation
- Optimization
- Update
Intelligent city (IC) platform

31. OIP’s benefits
• A platform solution for enterprise IoT integration
– The integration of devices
– The integration of IoT applications and systems
• Fast and efficient development of IoT solutions for different application domains (e.g., Smart home,
Smart City, Intelligent Transportation, etc.)
– OIP’s Core System Services support development of services and applications in any application domain (e.g.,
Data analysis)
– OIP’s Common Business Services support development of services and applications in specific application
domains (e.g., Image object detection and recognition)
– OIP’s Application Tools that are ready for use and customizable for specific needs (e.g., Device management
and monitoring tools)
• An Architectural reference model of enterprise IoT system
• IoT standards awareness and compatibility
– OIC specification (with IoTivity framework)
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32. OIP Advantages
• Compatible and Interoperable with OIC
• Support the collection of data from devices
• Support the management of the big data collected from devices and derived from
the big data analytics
• Support the analytics of big data (i.e., including also spatial data)
– Real-time data analytics
– Batch (i.e., off-line) data analytics
• Support the data access control and the data exchange management
• Support the operation with a cloud infrastructure
• Support the integration with related IoT systems (i.e., through OIP’s Interface Engine
Services)
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33. DTT OIP plan
• DTT OIP version 1.0 plan to release as Open Source
platform to the public in early 2016 and it will support
Intel IoT technologies. Currently a OIP 0.5 is ready.

34. OIP community
DTT would like to get government agencies in charge of
ICT, ITS, Science and Technology and SHTP support to
initiate, participate and grow OIP open source
community starting in 2016.

35. Example: a hi-tech park
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Staff/
Worker
Car
Entrance Gate
Entrance Gate
Parking Area
Pantry/Cafeteria
Mobile Things Fixed Things City Cloud
• Gate Access Control Service
• Office/Room Access Control Service
• Car/Motorbike Park Control Service
• Internal Bus Use Control Service
• Pantry/Cafeteria Use Control Service
• Staff/Worker Timekeeping Control Service

36. Connecting to Intelligent City
• City traffic control
• Public transportation (i.e., bus, train, metro, etc.) schedule
management
• City-provided services use management
• Air and water quality monitoring
• Water leak identification
• Crime monitoring and prevention
DTT Confidential 36
City Cloud
Hi-Tech Park Software Park
District 1
Other
Consumers . . .
District 2

37. DTT Confidential - Bảo Mật 37
Intelligent cities
reference model
CNH/DTT-2015
Nguồn: URENIO.ORG

38. 38
Application architecture for an Intelligent City
Dự thảo 31-08-2015 Bảo mật - Yêu cầu không chuyển tiếp

39. Conclusion
• We need to know how to fish, not just a fish.
• We need to WORK TOGETHER in order not to be late.
We can leverage Global Movement on Open Source
IoT, just need to work hard and effective.
• SHTP is a great example to make not just a Smart City
but also an Open Smart City that can be a platform to
expand to Ho Chi Minh city and for the whole country.
We hope we can take this opportunity together.

40. Thank you!