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Internet of Things
A z u r e I o T
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Introduction
W h a t , H o w a n d W h y ?
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Introduction
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• The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of Internet connected
devices that communicate sensor data to the cloud for centralized
processing
• These sensors are typically embedded in monitoring devices
• These devices, known as IoT devices, have some processing power
to control communications. The stream of data they generate is
known as telemetry.
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IoT Hub
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• At the other end, in the cloud, a resource known as an IoT
hub collects the data, and processes it. The hub might also
communicate back to the devices, perhaps changing settings or
parameters
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Why is IoT useful?
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• IoT enables a single human operator, through a cloud portal, to
monitor and control a vast array of remote devices
• IoT enables businesses to evolve their operations
• Once data is collected, it becomes possible to analyze the data to
gain meaningful, actionable insights. These insights might help
increase efficiency, reduce waste, or lower costs
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IoT Solutions
M a i n A r e a s
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Possible Ways
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• Everyday things can be IoT-enabled: office buildings, conveyor
belts, food processing plants, delivery vehicles, elevators, and so on
• The technological enhancements that IoT offers enable
organizations to increase operational efficiency, deliver better
customer experiences, increase levels of security, enhance
workplace safety, and reduce costs
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Main Areas
Things:
Physical "things," with
embedded sensors
Insights
The results from
processing and
analyzing the data
Actions
The automated, or
manual, response to
the insights
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Azure IoT Architecture
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Let's review one example of an IoT-enabled
object. An engine sensor(a thing) collects
pressure and temperature data that is used
to evaluate whether the engine is
performing as expected (the insights). This
data is used to prioritize the engine
maintenance schedule (the actions).
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  • 1.
    Click to editMaster title style 1 Internet of Things A z u r e I o T
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    Click to editMaster title style 2 Introduction W h a t , H o w a n d W h y ? 2
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    Click to editMaster title style 3 Introduction 3 • The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of Internet connected devices that communicate sensor data to the cloud for centralized processing • These sensors are typically embedded in monitoring devices • These devices, known as IoT devices, have some processing power to control communications. The stream of data they generate is known as telemetry.
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    Click to editMaster title style 4 IoT Hub 4 • At the other end, in the cloud, a resource known as an IoT hub collects the data, and processes it. The hub might also communicate back to the devices, perhaps changing settings or parameters
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    Click to editMaster title style 5 Why is IoT useful? 5 • IoT enables a single human operator, through a cloud portal, to monitor and control a vast array of remote devices • IoT enables businesses to evolve their operations • Once data is collected, it becomes possible to analyze the data to gain meaningful, actionable insights. These insights might help increase efficiency, reduce waste, or lower costs
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    Click to editMaster title style 6 IoT Solutions M a i n A r e a s 6
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    Click to editMaster title style 7 Possible Ways 7 • Everyday things can be IoT-enabled: office buildings, conveyor belts, food processing plants, delivery vehicles, elevators, and so on • The technological enhancements that IoT offers enable organizations to increase operational efficiency, deliver better customer experiences, increase levels of security, enhance workplace safety, and reduce costs
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    Click to editMaster title style 8 Main Areas Things: Physical "things," with embedded sensors Insights The results from processing and analyzing the data Actions The automated, or manual, response to the insights 8
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    Click to editMaster title style 9 Azure IoT Architecture 9
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    Click to editMaster title style 10 “ Let's review one example of an IoT-enabled object. An engine sensor(a thing) collects pressure and temperature data that is used to evaluate whether the engine is performing as expected (the insights). This data is used to prioritize the engine maintenance schedule (the actions). 10
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    Click to editMaster title style 11 Thank You