The great innovation ICT platforms of the 21st century have been based on electronics, fibre, radio, computing and the internet. How will these platforms come together to deliver a new digital inclusion for people, machines and services? How can we build business models that can harness this open innovation, internationally and for all sectors, including healthcare, consumer, industrial and government? Time for a full switchover to a digital economy?

1. Connected machines in a digital economy

2. Mobile innovation – more still to do ?
• growth in a connected world
• inclusion : people / services / machines
• personalisation
• recipes for knowledge transfer and investment
• Dr Mike Short – VP ‐ Telefonica Europe
mike.short@O2.com

4. Internet for all

7. Smart and renewable energy

10. SCANLIFE VIDEO

11. Technology is ready for next generation connected cities
City Goals
Process Competitive Governance & Sustainability Innovation
optimization advantage planning & quality of life
Challenges
Local / global Financial Holistic Regulatory
Openness Scalability
balance sustainability approach issues
City Vision
M2M Apps Big Data & Cloud
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11 Smart City

14. A tailored network
Not Just a Network
A trusted and http://www.ehfg.org/home.html
secure network A UK wide ready‐
to‐go network
A future facing
network
A sustainable neork
http://www.patient‐view.com

15. UK Whole System Demonstrator
Telehealth results (June 2012 )

18. http://wayra.org/en/whats‐wayra
• Wayra started April 2011
• These academies are incubators for start ups ‐
Mexico City, Caracas , Bogota, Lima, Sao Paolo,
Santiago, Buenos Aires , London , Dublin ,
Munich , Barcelona , Madrid
• 19 calls in 11 countries in Latin America and
Europe. 13,125 projects, 175 start ups.
• 568 “friends ” or supporters

21. References
• Technologies for Global Health (August 1,
2012) ‐ Lancet web edition :
http://www.thelancet.com/commissions/techn
ologies‐for‐global‐health Lead author ‐ Peter
Howitt, Senior Policy Fellow at the Centre for
Health Policy, Institute of Global Health
Innovation, Imperial College London
• Global health policy event – 1/08/2012 :
http://www.globalhealthpolicyforum.org/docs/
GHPS_Digital_Innovation_Report.pdf

22. References – GSM Association
www.gsma.com/connectedliving/mhealth‐a‐new‐vision‐for‐
healthcare/
1) A global tracker of mobile health services ‐ over 700 Mobile
Health deployments and pilots
http://apps.wirelessintelligence.com/health/tracker
2) Devices reference architecture
http://www.gsma.com/connectedliving/gsma‐connected‐mobile‐
health‐devices‐a‐reference‐architecture/
3) mHealth Device Listing, updated August 2012
www.gsma.com/connectedliving/mhealth‐device‐listing‐april‐
2012/

26. Train industry options for change
• Wifi
• GPS and LBS
• NFC / Ticketing
• Customer care
• Info – apps / tools
• Social media
• Coverage/speed
• Benchmarking

27. Conclusion
• Pace of ICT change is speeding up
• Connected world should include most machines ;
more services ; wellness and care too
• Connected measurement , Data analytics, Trust,
and Digital literacy are all needed
• Cost reduction via new models and fresh thinking.
ICT Skills and (de)regulation are all part of
this.....Health and Transport are a good start
• Better Cross sector / ICT partnerships needed

28. A connected world transfers knowledge
and ideas very quickly