August 5, 2017
Big Data Commercialization and Platform
Implications
Ram Mistry
M2M Evolution to Internet Of Things
Landscape is driven by demand for automation/turn-key solutions that reduce complexity
 Complex and costly integration process
 Business models not well-defined
 Value propositions and ROIs not well-understood
 Fragmented ecosystem and lack of standards
M A R K E T B A R R I E R S T O D AY
CROSS-APPLICATION
ENABLEMENT
Packaged Solutions M2M w/ Hosted Software Multi-solution IntegrationWireless Connectivity
DEVICE CONNECTIVITY VERTICAL SOLUTIONS INTERNET OF THINGS
2010 2014 2016
CONNECTIVITY PARTNER SOLUTIONS
APPLICATIONS ON VZ
INFRASTRUCTRE
Pre 2010
PACKAGED SOLUTIONS
Verizon Role
How Verizon defines IoT
SENSE TRANSPORT STORE ANALYZE CONTROL SHARE
Data is gathered, Data passes over Information from Through manual Based on these IoT data is
processed, filtered, networks, which may across the IoT analysis or insights, alerts are exchanged with other
and transmitted by a be Wi-Fi, cellular, network is gathered Automated sent to people, systems, monetizing
“terminal” or mesh radio, satellite, and stored, often in processing, insights enterprise systems, it and enriching it with
connected device. or fixed line. the cloud. are extracted and or IoT devices to third-party data.
presented. take action.
IoT Data Analytics Defined
IoT Data Analytics Model & Market Opportunity
Statistical models and
forecasts techniques to
understand the future.
Answers:
“What could happen?”
Optimization and simulation algorithms to advise on outcomes,
machine automation. Answers:
“What should we do?”
Data aggregation & data
mining to provide insight
into the past. Answers:
“What has happened?”
Market Opportunity
The IoT Global Data Analytics Market will reach $23B by 2020*
Data Analytics Market Size*
Industry 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Ag Tech $377M $524M $748M $1B $1.4B
Energy $146M $203M $290M $404M $547M
Smart Cities $911M $1.3B $1.8B $2.5B $3.4B
Healthcare $607M $845M $1.2B $1.7B $2.2B
Transportation $334M $464M $664M $926M $1.3B
Total $2.3B $3.3B $4.7B $6.5B $8.8B
Big Data and Analytics Value Creation Model
Monetization of Big Data and Analytics
Evaluation Criteria For Data Analytics
Opportunities
 Problem Sizing (markets, solutions, target customers, …)
 Solution Assessment (architecture, platforms, data flow, …)
 Opportunity (size, revenue estimates, timing, ….)
 Competitive Assessment (entry, sustainability, roadmap, …)
 Go To Market (channels, operationalization, support, …)
 Risk
Big Data Technology Stack
Platform Considerations For Big Data
Solutions
Billing
Support
Access /
Identity
Mgmt.
Flexibility
RegulatoryForecasting
Verizon: Palomar
9
Click Stream
SIGNALS AVAILABLE IN BETA SIGNALS IN FUTURE RELEASES
Location
Demographic
CRM & Device
DSP segment
performance
YOUR DATA
Verizon: Sheriff Applications
Healthcare Fraud
Example
IoT Monitoring: Auto
Hacking
Voice Network Abuse
Sheriff: highly scalable, real-time data reduction, &
pattern recognition engine
Processed over 5 million
healthcare claims a day.
Identified or prevented $654
million in fraud in 2015. US
Gov’t: “Very few investments
have a 10:1 return on
taxpayer money”
Monitors communications
to/from 6 Million + Autos
detecting unwanted &
malicious activity
Detects telephony Denial-Of-
Service (DoS). Detects
Robo-calling: US
Congressional Testimony:
Verizon helped block 2
million calls for IRS Agent
Impersonation scam
Verizon: M2M Network Connectivity Analytics
Anomaly Detection for Vending Machines
AgTech: Irrigation Management
12
Intelligent Hospital: Workforce Optimization
1313
Combination of staff, asset
and patient monitoring.
Business Solutions:
• Patient & Staff Monitoring
• Automated Asset Tracking &
Management
• Mapping & Visualization
• Temperature & Humidity Monitoring &
Alerting
• Infection Control Tracking
14
Ram Mistry
Senior Manager, Data Analytics Product Management
Ramniklal.Mistry@VerizonWireless.com
M (214) 608-9304

Big Data Commercialization and associated IoT Platform Implications by Ramniklal Mistry

  • 1.
    August 5, 2017 BigData Commercialization and Platform Implications Ram Mistry
  • 2.
    M2M Evolution toInternet Of Things Landscape is driven by demand for automation/turn-key solutions that reduce complexity  Complex and costly integration process  Business models not well-defined  Value propositions and ROIs not well-understood  Fragmented ecosystem and lack of standards M A R K E T B A R R I E R S T O D AY CROSS-APPLICATION ENABLEMENT Packaged Solutions M2M w/ Hosted Software Multi-solution IntegrationWireless Connectivity DEVICE CONNECTIVITY VERTICAL SOLUTIONS INTERNET OF THINGS 2010 2014 2016 CONNECTIVITY PARTNER SOLUTIONS APPLICATIONS ON VZ INFRASTRUCTRE Pre 2010 PACKAGED SOLUTIONS Verizon Role
  • 3.
    How Verizon definesIoT SENSE TRANSPORT STORE ANALYZE CONTROL SHARE Data is gathered, Data passes over Information from Through manual Based on these IoT data is processed, filtered, networks, which may across the IoT analysis or insights, alerts are exchanged with other and transmitted by a be Wi-Fi, cellular, network is gathered Automated sent to people, systems, monetizing “terminal” or mesh radio, satellite, and stored, often in processing, insights enterprise systems, it and enriching it with connected device. or fixed line. the cloud. are extracted and or IoT devices to third-party data. presented. take action. IoT Data Analytics Defined
  • 4.
    IoT Data AnalyticsModel & Market Opportunity Statistical models and forecasts techniques to understand the future. Answers: “What could happen?” Optimization and simulation algorithms to advise on outcomes, machine automation. Answers: “What should we do?” Data aggregation & data mining to provide insight into the past. Answers: “What has happened?” Market Opportunity The IoT Global Data Analytics Market will reach $23B by 2020* Data Analytics Market Size* Industry 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Ag Tech $377M $524M $748M $1B $1.4B Energy $146M $203M $290M $404M $547M Smart Cities $911M $1.3B $1.8B $2.5B $3.4B Healthcare $607M $845M $1.2B $1.7B $2.2B Transportation $334M $464M $664M $926M $1.3B Total $2.3B $3.3B $4.7B $6.5B $8.8B
  • 5.
    Big Data andAnalytics Value Creation Model Monetization of Big Data and Analytics
  • 6.
    Evaluation Criteria ForData Analytics Opportunities  Problem Sizing (markets, solutions, target customers, …)  Solution Assessment (architecture, platforms, data flow, …)  Opportunity (size, revenue estimates, timing, ….)  Competitive Assessment (entry, sustainability, roadmap, …)  Go To Market (channels, operationalization, support, …)  Risk
  • 7.
  • 8.
    Platform Considerations ForBig Data Solutions Billing Support Access / Identity Mgmt. Flexibility RegulatoryForecasting
  • 9.
    Verizon: Palomar 9 Click Stream SIGNALSAVAILABLE IN BETA SIGNALS IN FUTURE RELEASES Location Demographic CRM & Device DSP segment performance YOUR DATA
  • 10.
    Verizon: Sheriff Applications HealthcareFraud Example IoT Monitoring: Auto Hacking Voice Network Abuse Sheriff: highly scalable, real-time data reduction, & pattern recognition engine Processed over 5 million healthcare claims a day. Identified or prevented $654 million in fraud in 2015. US Gov’t: “Very few investments have a 10:1 return on taxpayer money” Monitors communications to/from 6 Million + Autos detecting unwanted & malicious activity Detects telephony Denial-Of- Service (DoS). Detects Robo-calling: US Congressional Testimony: Verizon helped block 2 million calls for IRS Agent Impersonation scam
  • 11.
    Verizon: M2M NetworkConnectivity Analytics Anomaly Detection for Vending Machines
  • 12.
  • 13.
    Intelligent Hospital: WorkforceOptimization 1313 Combination of staff, asset and patient monitoring. Business Solutions: • Patient & Staff Monitoring • Automated Asset Tracking & Management • Mapping & Visualization • Temperature & Humidity Monitoring & Alerting • Infection Control Tracking
  • 14.
    14 Ram Mistry Senior Manager,Data Analytics Product Management Ramniklal.Mistry@VerizonWireless.com M (214) 608-9304

Editor's Notes

  • #3  M2M has progressed to a point where a new approach is required: Wireless connectivity used to be difficult and expensive.   Phase I: Connect anything that is sending out data today. Everything was custom. This phase is almost over. Anything that’s easy to connect, or with large opportunity sizes has already been connected, or has multiple participants trying to participate. Entering maturity stage. Audience: Enterprises, Product Teams and C-levels   Phase II: The largest custom solutions have been transformed into packaged solutions with provision of E2E services. Lots of players in this market space, providing slightly differentiated services including E2E management, devices, integration and pro services and managed services. The “easy” packaged solutions have been picked off. Audience: Mid-Markets and SMB Product Teams   Phase III: All the largest opportunities are now competitive markets. What’s left are two-fold: Smaller, fragmented markets and convergence of existing large solutions with one another and with legacy solutions. These opportunities are smaller, and are more complex, less standard across the customer needs; therefore the revs are lower, the costs are higher, and the ROI is tougher to justify. Audience: Mid-Markets and SMB developer teams, SIs, third party VSPs   Phase IV: Deployment of scattered and silo-ed M2M solutions leads to the need for convergence and simplification. Data Analytics and visibility across multiple applications and data streams are required to coordinate large-scale responses to real-time events and disasters, and share information to improve operational efficiency, generate revenues and improve customer experiences. Audience: Product Teams, Cross-Business Leaders