A look at how Utilities can benefit from working with start-ups and how such a commercial eco-system is central to the evolution of the Utility business model
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Phani Pandragi, Kii, IoT Forum 2016, Carrier Partnering as a Route to Recurring Revenue
Blue Pillar Dell World 2016 Energy IoT presentationkimgetgen
Blue Pillar's mission is to connect distributed energy resources behind the meter to power critical infrastructure through their Energy Network of Things platform. They have over 5,000 distributed energy assets and 300 MW connected across customers such as Duke Medical Center. Blue Pillar provides connectivity for energy equipment regardless of make, model or age through an automated deployment process. Their platform enables multiple use cases such as energy management, microgrids, and facility management across sectors like commercial buildings, hospitals and data centers.
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Andy Stanford Clark from IBM speaks at the BLN IoT Forum 2016. It's All About the Data.
Everybody knows that IoT enables new data-driven business models. But which data-driven business models work? In this talk you’ll hear how you can transform your product into multiple services generating recurring revenues.
The document discusses how industrialization led to electrification around 50 years ago, and how a similar shift is now happening in IT. Specifically, it argues that non-core IT tasks will be consumed as cloud services, allowing companies to focus on their core business. This shift will cause existing IT giants' power based on private data centers to decline, while new cloud computing giants like Amazon Web Services will emerge and grow rapidly. It also notes that both core and non-core IT tasks will continue to be important, and companies can extend their existing IT assets by leveraging public cloud services for faster innovation. The key message is that the industrialization of IT through cloud computing is inevitable and companies must have a plan to either ignore, embrace
The document discusses Internet of Things (IoT) and provides examples of how IoT is being used. It summarizes that IoT transforms everyday physical objects into an information ecosystem that will enrich lives, bringing more things into the digital world and becoming a multi-trillion dollar industry. It provides the example of ThyssenKrupp using IoT sensors on elevators to monitor performance and identify issues through predictive maintenance models. Amazon's Dash button is mentioned as an example of a smart home product that allows reordering of products with a single button push.
SPARK16 Presentation: IoT, Data, and New Business Models are Disrupting Build...Urjanet
The document discusses how Internet of Things (IoT), data, and new business models are disrupting building energy efficiency economics. It notes that IoT is enabling building intelligence through infrastructure for connectivity and data acquisition. This data can provide actionable insights and improvements when used with building energy management systems (BEMS) and analytics. However, barriers still exist including technology hurdles and issues related to people and organizational goals. New business models are emerging around IoT that involve recurring revenue models through offerings of devices, apps, services, and platforms.
Torri Martin - SmartATL: Smart City Strategy - GCS16KC Digital Drive
The city has prioritized mobility, public safety, sustainability, and service quality as its core smart city priorities. It plans to leverage data and technology to improve these areas and enhance citizen well-being. The strategy involves capturing data through sensors, communicating it to decision makers, collaborating across departments, and analyzing the data. A smart city office was established to govern projects through a framework involving policies, partnerships, and performance metrics. An initial proof-of-concept for a smart intersection on North Avenue is underway.
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Phani Pandragi, Kii, IoT Forum 2016, Carrier Partnering as a Route to Recurring Revenue
Blue Pillar Dell World 2016 Energy IoT presentationkimgetgen
Blue Pillar's mission is to connect distributed energy resources behind the meter to power critical infrastructure through their Energy Network of Things platform. They have over 5,000 distributed energy assets and 300 MW connected across customers such as Duke Medical Center. Blue Pillar provides connectivity for energy equipment regardless of make, model or age through an automated deployment process. Their platform enables multiple use cases such as energy management, microgrids, and facility management across sectors like commercial buildings, hospitals and data centers.
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Andy Stanford Clark from IBM speaks at the BLN IoT Forum 2016. It's All About the Data.
Everybody knows that IoT enables new data-driven business models. But which data-driven business models work? In this talk you’ll hear how you can transform your product into multiple services generating recurring revenues.
The document discusses how industrialization led to electrification around 50 years ago, and how a similar shift is now happening in IT. Specifically, it argues that non-core IT tasks will be consumed as cloud services, allowing companies to focus on their core business. This shift will cause existing IT giants' power based on private data centers to decline, while new cloud computing giants like Amazon Web Services will emerge and grow rapidly. It also notes that both core and non-core IT tasks will continue to be important, and companies can extend their existing IT assets by leveraging public cloud services for faster innovation. The key message is that the industrialization of IT through cloud computing is inevitable and companies must have a plan to either ignore, embrace
The document discusses Internet of Things (IoT) and provides examples of how IoT is being used. It summarizes that IoT transforms everyday physical objects into an information ecosystem that will enrich lives, bringing more things into the digital world and becoming a multi-trillion dollar industry. It provides the example of ThyssenKrupp using IoT sensors on elevators to monitor performance and identify issues through predictive maintenance models. Amazon's Dash button is mentioned as an example of a smart home product that allows reordering of products with a single button push.
SPARK16 Presentation: IoT, Data, and New Business Models are Disrupting Build...Urjanet
The document discusses how Internet of Things (IoT), data, and new business models are disrupting building energy efficiency economics. It notes that IoT is enabling building intelligence through infrastructure for connectivity and data acquisition. This data can provide actionable insights and improvements when used with building energy management systems (BEMS) and analytics. However, barriers still exist including technology hurdles and issues related to people and organizational goals. New business models are emerging around IoT that involve recurring revenue models through offerings of devices, apps, services, and platforms.
Torri Martin - SmartATL: Smart City Strategy - GCS16KC Digital Drive
The city has prioritized mobility, public safety, sustainability, and service quality as its core smart city priorities. It plans to leverage data and technology to improve these areas and enhance citizen well-being. The strategy involves capturing data through sensors, communicating it to decision makers, collaborating across departments, and analyzing the data. A smart city office was established to govern projects through a framework involving policies, partnerships, and performance metrics. An initial proof-of-concept for a smart intersection on North Avenue is underway.
BeeBryte is a software-as-a-service that uses batteries and optimizes flexible loads in buildings to benefit from low electricity rates, sell services to the grid, and minimize electric bills. It enables up to 40% savings on bills by buying more electricity than needed to charge batteries when rates are low and discharging batteries to power loads when rates are high. Building owners can consume energy as desired while paying less through demand response and price arbitrage. BeeBryte contributes to grid resilience through virtual power plants and helps consumers take power back through the electric revolution.
Driving Unconventional Growth through the Industrial Internet of Thingsaccenture
The emerging Industrial Internet will unleash new energy into the world of industrial products and services. To be a desirable supplier as well as partner in the digitally contestable future—and thus generate new revenues—companies will need to make the necessary changes. The time to push is now.
IBM BC2015 - Internet of Things - from hype to realityIBM Sverige
Denna presentation hölls på IBM Business Connect (http://www.ibm.com/se/businessconnect) i oktober 2015 av Kim Escherich (IoT Innovation Architect, IBM)
Beskrivning:
Internet of Things is everywhere, and almost everyone is talking about it its impact to society. It is changing how we innovate to create new cool things, how people interact and learn, and our ability more wisely use our resources.
This presentation will briefly review IBM's journey, what areas are in focus and what IBM sees as its key contributions to this transformation.
WATT+VOLT is a Greek company that provides electricity services and Internet of Things solutions to help customers reduce energy costs and carbon footprint. It has launched several smart home initiatives like smart meters, mobile apps, and smart home devices that can be controlled remotely. It is also participating in an EU Horizon 2020 project around the Internet of Things. WATT+VOLT aims to offer innovative, customized energy services while maintaining environmental sustainability through technology expertise and skilled human resources.
1. The document analyzes six families of IoT use cases that impact business outcomes based on the company Flutura's analysis of data from various markets over 24 months.
2. The six families are: generating new revenue streams, reducing energy consumption, reducing asset downtime, lowering defect rates in manufacturing, improving security, and enabling pricing innovations.
3. Examples are provided for each category, such as monitoring oil wells as a service, reducing fleet fuel consumption through sensor data analysis, and dynamic pricing of leased assets using usage statistics.
1. Digitization is changing everything from how we access media to new forms of transportation like ride sharing.
2. The Digital Single Market strategy aims to improve access to digital goods and services, support digital networks and services, and make digitization a driver for economic growth.
3. The Netherlands currently has a good starting position in Europe according to the DESI index, but further digitization of the economy is a focus of the Dutch Digital Agenda.
10. Cary Knapton (The OWL) - Building a Consumer Led Energy Ecosystem by “Con...Cassandra Project
This document summarizes a presentation about Angry Squirrel Limited, a company that provides intelligent home energy monitoring and control solutions. Angry Squirrel has over 1 million energy monitors sold, 2 billion records in the cloud from customer homes, and aims to become a global leader in modular hardware and cloud-based software for home energy management. The presentation describes Angry Squirrel's portfolio of products, including their Intuition energy monitoring and heating controls, and how their Cassandra data analytics platform can help leverage the large amount of customer energy usage data Angry Squirrel has collected.
2014Jan17 Distributech San Antonio Texas USACJ Boguszewski
The document discusses how Silver Spring Networks provides a network platform that connects various smart city services and devices. It highlights examples of their work in Copenhagen and Paris, where they have implemented networks connecting thousands of street lights that can be expanded to support additional sensors and city services. The document argues that Silver Spring's approach of a common network infrastructure allows cities to cost-effectively automate services to become more efficient and strengthen communities.
Research ip multimedia subsystem (ims) solutions and market opportunities aar...Neel Terde
This document provides an overview and market analysis of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) solutions. IMS is an open architecture that supports various IP-based services over packet and circuit switched networks through wireless and fixed technologies. It facilitates communication between people and is positioned to become the standard for delivering Internet protocol-based services on any network. The report package contains a comprehensive collection of research on IMS applications, market forecasts, technology, evolution and more. It provides recommendations for network operators, infrastructure providers and application developers considering implementing IMS-based applications or evaluating the future prospects and challenges of IMS.
Aarkstore.com research apple tv vs. google tvNeel Terde
This document provides an overview and comparative analysis of Apple TV and Google TV. It reviews the solutions, technologies, and applications of each platform as well as providing analysis of offerings in business, sports, and music. The target audience includes mobile/wireless TV providers, Google and their competitors, next generation TV service providers, infrastructure vendors, and application developers. The report also includes information on hardware, content like TV and movies, sports, business, music, pictures, features like AirPlay and web browsing, applications, and the future of Apple TV and Google TV. It is available for purchase on the provided website.
OT - How IoT will Impact Future B2B and Global Supply Chains - SS14Mark Morley, MBA
This presentation was originally given at an EDIFICE plenary in Brussels in May 2014. EDIFICE is a European based industry association driving B2B standards across the high tech industry. The presentation discussed digital disruption and how the Internet of Things is likely to impact future design of B2B platforms and global supply chains. - Updated March 2015
Aarkstore.com researchwimax service providers by operator 2012Neel Terde
This document provides a summary and analysis of WiMAX service providers by operator in 2012. It introduces 589 WiMAX deployments across 150 countries and analyzes 316 cities with WiMAX, including operator profiles. It also compares Fixed and Mobile WiMAX deployments based on IEEE 802.16d and 802.16e standards. The full report can be purchased from the listed website and contact information is provided for inquiries.
According to GE, there are 10 digital trends which define the current revolution and will determine the future of the world’s power and utilities sector.
Research google in mobile commerce aarkstore.comNeel Terde
This document discusses a report on Google's strategy and opportunities in mobile commerce. It provides an overview of challenges in mobile interfaces and Google's goal to optimize the user experience and offer innovative applications. The report analyzes the future of mobile commerce applications in the cloud and how Google is transforming the industry, identifying market opportunities and forecasts to 2017 for cloud-based operations. The target audience includes Google, developers, mobile operators, and others interested in understanding the mobile commerce application market potential from 2012-2017.
IBM BC2015 - Moving at the speed of expectationIBM Sverige
Denna presentation hölls på IBM Business Connect (http://www.ibm.com/se/businessconnect) i oktober 2015 av Caroline Taylor (CMO, IBM Europe)
Beskrivning:
Digital is clearly disrupting industries and businesses but we believe this disruption to be tomorrow's 'business-as-usual'. Caroline Taylor, CMO at IBM Europe, will share her views on human experiences and how to engage with individuals. Why companies need a strategic approach to innovation in order to stay on top of their game.
apidays LIVE Helsinki - Towards an app store for elevators - a smart building...apidays
apidays LIVE Helsinki - APIs, Platforms, And Ecosystems - Transforming Industries And Experiences
Towards an app store for elevators - a smart building ecosystem story
Olli Kilpeläinen, Head of Ecosystem Program at KONE
This document discusses monetizing home energy management through connected devices and the Internet of Things. It provides context on the importance of home energy management and drivers for growth. It then outlines AlertMe's positioning in the market, how its technology platform works, business models for home energy management, and factors to consider for successful monetization like providing valuable services to consumers and innovative propositions beyond single products or subscriptions.
1) Tera-Sachim conducted an experiment called "DELTA" to monitor an industrial production line and assess its energy efficiency using IoT sensors, gateways, and cloud-based analytics.
2) The system had some issues, like some necessary data needing manual input and some sensors not being installable on machinery. It also had problems updating historical data visualizations.
3) Lessons learned were that cyber-physical systems can provide valuable energy monitoring benefits, and the experience gained can be applied to other related projects. The benefits included improved production process and energy efficiency monitoring.
The term Internet of Things is the most over used, over hyped, mis-used and mis-understood phrase of the last few years. It now has so many meanings that it has become useless to describe anything worthwhile. As designers of IP and electronic systems we need to refocus on what we want to accomplish going forward. As always, it's about customer needs and long term benefits.
Monet, an IoT Energy Management Platform based on MongoDBSam_Francis
The document describes Monet, an IoT energy management platform developed by Siemens based on MongoDB. It collects real-time data from energy infrastructure and devices via MQTT and stores it in MongoDB for aggregation, analysis, and use in energy efficiency and demand response services. The platform was implemented for Milan Expo 2015 to manage its energy grid, collecting over 120 million data points while demonstrating the value of IoT and big data for smart energy management.
BeeBryte is a software-as-a-service that uses batteries and optimizes flexible loads in buildings to benefit from low electricity rates, sell services to the grid, and minimize electric bills. It enables up to 40% savings on bills by buying more electricity than needed to charge batteries when rates are low and discharging batteries to power loads when rates are high. Building owners can consume energy as desired while paying less through demand response and price arbitrage. BeeBryte contributes to grid resilience through virtual power plants and helps consumers take power back through the electric revolution.
Driving Unconventional Growth through the Industrial Internet of Thingsaccenture
The emerging Industrial Internet will unleash new energy into the world of industrial products and services. To be a desirable supplier as well as partner in the digitally contestable future—and thus generate new revenues—companies will need to make the necessary changes. The time to push is now.
IBM BC2015 - Internet of Things - from hype to realityIBM Sverige
Denna presentation hölls på IBM Business Connect (http://www.ibm.com/se/businessconnect) i oktober 2015 av Kim Escherich (IoT Innovation Architect, IBM)
Beskrivning:
Internet of Things is everywhere, and almost everyone is talking about it its impact to society. It is changing how we innovate to create new cool things, how people interact and learn, and our ability more wisely use our resources.
This presentation will briefly review IBM's journey, what areas are in focus and what IBM sees as its key contributions to this transformation.
WATT+VOLT is a Greek company that provides electricity services and Internet of Things solutions to help customers reduce energy costs and carbon footprint. It has launched several smart home initiatives like smart meters, mobile apps, and smart home devices that can be controlled remotely. It is also participating in an EU Horizon 2020 project around the Internet of Things. WATT+VOLT aims to offer innovative, customized energy services while maintaining environmental sustainability through technology expertise and skilled human resources.
1. The document analyzes six families of IoT use cases that impact business outcomes based on the company Flutura's analysis of data from various markets over 24 months.
2. The six families are: generating new revenue streams, reducing energy consumption, reducing asset downtime, lowering defect rates in manufacturing, improving security, and enabling pricing innovations.
3. Examples are provided for each category, such as monitoring oil wells as a service, reducing fleet fuel consumption through sensor data analysis, and dynamic pricing of leased assets using usage statistics.
1. Digitization is changing everything from how we access media to new forms of transportation like ride sharing.
2. The Digital Single Market strategy aims to improve access to digital goods and services, support digital networks and services, and make digitization a driver for economic growth.
3. The Netherlands currently has a good starting position in Europe according to the DESI index, but further digitization of the economy is a focus of the Dutch Digital Agenda.
10. Cary Knapton (The OWL) - Building a Consumer Led Energy Ecosystem by “Con...Cassandra Project
This document summarizes a presentation about Angry Squirrel Limited, a company that provides intelligent home energy monitoring and control solutions. Angry Squirrel has over 1 million energy monitors sold, 2 billion records in the cloud from customer homes, and aims to become a global leader in modular hardware and cloud-based software for home energy management. The presentation describes Angry Squirrel's portfolio of products, including their Intuition energy monitoring and heating controls, and how their Cassandra data analytics platform can help leverage the large amount of customer energy usage data Angry Squirrel has collected.
2014Jan17 Distributech San Antonio Texas USACJ Boguszewski
The document discusses how Silver Spring Networks provides a network platform that connects various smart city services and devices. It highlights examples of their work in Copenhagen and Paris, where they have implemented networks connecting thousands of street lights that can be expanded to support additional sensors and city services. The document argues that Silver Spring's approach of a common network infrastructure allows cities to cost-effectively automate services to become more efficient and strengthen communities.
Research ip multimedia subsystem (ims) solutions and market opportunities aar...Neel Terde
This document provides an overview and market analysis of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) solutions. IMS is an open architecture that supports various IP-based services over packet and circuit switched networks through wireless and fixed technologies. It facilitates communication between people and is positioned to become the standard for delivering Internet protocol-based services on any network. The report package contains a comprehensive collection of research on IMS applications, market forecasts, technology, evolution and more. It provides recommendations for network operators, infrastructure providers and application developers considering implementing IMS-based applications or evaluating the future prospects and challenges of IMS.
Aarkstore.com research apple tv vs. google tvNeel Terde
This document provides an overview and comparative analysis of Apple TV and Google TV. It reviews the solutions, technologies, and applications of each platform as well as providing analysis of offerings in business, sports, and music. The target audience includes mobile/wireless TV providers, Google and their competitors, next generation TV service providers, infrastructure vendors, and application developers. The report also includes information on hardware, content like TV and movies, sports, business, music, pictures, features like AirPlay and web browsing, applications, and the future of Apple TV and Google TV. It is available for purchase on the provided website.
OT - How IoT will Impact Future B2B and Global Supply Chains - SS14Mark Morley, MBA
This presentation was originally given at an EDIFICE plenary in Brussels in May 2014. EDIFICE is a European based industry association driving B2B standards across the high tech industry. The presentation discussed digital disruption and how the Internet of Things is likely to impact future design of B2B platforms and global supply chains. - Updated March 2015
Aarkstore.com researchwimax service providers by operator 2012Neel Terde
This document provides a summary and analysis of WiMAX service providers by operator in 2012. It introduces 589 WiMAX deployments across 150 countries and analyzes 316 cities with WiMAX, including operator profiles. It also compares Fixed and Mobile WiMAX deployments based on IEEE 802.16d and 802.16e standards. The full report can be purchased from the listed website and contact information is provided for inquiries.
According to GE, there are 10 digital trends which define the current revolution and will determine the future of the world’s power and utilities sector.
Research google in mobile commerce aarkstore.comNeel Terde
This document discusses a report on Google's strategy and opportunities in mobile commerce. It provides an overview of challenges in mobile interfaces and Google's goal to optimize the user experience and offer innovative applications. The report analyzes the future of mobile commerce applications in the cloud and how Google is transforming the industry, identifying market opportunities and forecasts to 2017 for cloud-based operations. The target audience includes Google, developers, mobile operators, and others interested in understanding the mobile commerce application market potential from 2012-2017.
IBM BC2015 - Moving at the speed of expectationIBM Sverige
Denna presentation hölls på IBM Business Connect (http://www.ibm.com/se/businessconnect) i oktober 2015 av Caroline Taylor (CMO, IBM Europe)
Beskrivning:
Digital is clearly disrupting industries and businesses but we believe this disruption to be tomorrow's 'business-as-usual'. Caroline Taylor, CMO at IBM Europe, will share her views on human experiences and how to engage with individuals. Why companies need a strategic approach to innovation in order to stay on top of their game.
apidays LIVE Helsinki - Towards an app store for elevators - a smart building...apidays
apidays LIVE Helsinki - APIs, Platforms, And Ecosystems - Transforming Industries And Experiences
Towards an app store for elevators - a smart building ecosystem story
Olli Kilpeläinen, Head of Ecosystem Program at KONE
This document discusses monetizing home energy management through connected devices and the Internet of Things. It provides context on the importance of home energy management and drivers for growth. It then outlines AlertMe's positioning in the market, how its technology platform works, business models for home energy management, and factors to consider for successful monetization like providing valuable services to consumers and innovative propositions beyond single products or subscriptions.
1) Tera-Sachim conducted an experiment called "DELTA" to monitor an industrial production line and assess its energy efficiency using IoT sensors, gateways, and cloud-based analytics.
2) The system had some issues, like some necessary data needing manual input and some sensors not being installable on machinery. It also had problems updating historical data visualizations.
3) Lessons learned were that cyber-physical systems can provide valuable energy monitoring benefits, and the experience gained can be applied to other related projects. The benefits included improved production process and energy efficiency monitoring.
The term Internet of Things is the most over used, over hyped, mis-used and mis-understood phrase of the last few years. It now has so many meanings that it has become useless to describe anything worthwhile. As designers of IP and electronic systems we need to refocus on what we want to accomplish going forward. As always, it's about customer needs and long term benefits.
Monet, an IoT Energy Management Platform based on MongoDBSam_Francis
The document describes Monet, an IoT energy management platform developed by Siemens based on MongoDB. It collects real-time data from energy infrastructure and devices via MQTT and stores it in MongoDB for aggregation, analysis, and use in energy efficiency and demand response services. The platform was implemented for Milan Expo 2015 to manage its energy grid, collecting over 120 million data points while demonstrating the value of IoT and big data for smart energy management.
Semicon west monetizing the internet of thingsPaul Brody
Everyone wants the Internet of Things to be huge, but so far, nobody has cracked the code. In this presentation, I argue that our failure to focus on driving ROI from assets and creating real value for consumers and enterprises is at fault and suggest some ways we can do better.
Bracing for the Future: How to Reduce Operating Costs and Preparing for Incre...Capgemini
This presentation covers:
- How digital technologies are paving the way for improved operations
- How will prosumers redefine the industry
- Preparing for tomorrow
First presented by Capgemini's Perry Stoneman at European Utility Week 2014.
http://www.capgemini.com/utilities
Internet of Things will generate ample of value to business in coming years, visit http://www.softwebsolutions.com/trends/internet-of-things/internet-of-things-applications.html for more details.
We are in the middle of a digital revolution all about Internet of Things and machine to machine communication.
Find out more about creating a better world with IoT.
Webinar HORIZON 2020 - STORY How microgrids help optimize local energy storageActility
The webinar discussed three projects - Story, E-Cloud, and GAC - that are exploring the use of microgrids. Story is a Horizon 2020 project with 18 partners across 8 countries investigating how small-scale storage integrated into distribution grids could impact the energy system. The Belgian demonstration showed residential optimization reduced energy costs by 10-20% through demand response. E-Cloud is a Walloon project using an industrial microgrid to optimize local energy flows between producers and consumers. Initial results found 10% lower energy bills. GAC controls residential loads like appliances and EVs in neighborhoods to increase self-consumption from 74% to over 80% while decreasing consumption peaks.
V2COM was founded in 2002 to connect remote devices and is a leading provider of Internet of Things platforms and Smart Grid solutions. They connect over 1 million devices and have received over 15 international awards for pioneering work in M2M and IoT. V2COM works with major utilities in Latin America, serving 30 companies and managing $3 billion worth of automated revenue collection annually. They offer customized hardware, software, and services to help clients extract value from device and sensor data.
How To Apply Energy Storage Technologies In Commercial And Industrial Applica...Davide Bonomi
This presentation was presented at the masterclass session during 11th Energy Storage World Forum in 2018, Berlin.
How To Apply Energy Storage Technologies In Commercial And Industrial Applications – by ENEA explains two reasons why facilities should be interested in storage projects:
1. Market & value for C&I energy storage is finally booming in numerous locations
2. Startups and large utilities now compete to provide C&I facilities with turnkey solutions
If you’d like to get a deep industry insights and learn in person from energy storage professionals, join our next masterclass at https://energystorageforum.com/register
Green Button in Ontario - A presentation to the Young Professionals in EnergyMaRS Discovery District
In September 2013, Sasha Sud presented an overview of the Green Button to the Young Professionals in Energy association, highlighting the power of energy data to change the industry in Ontario and around the world. More: http://datacatalyst.marsdd.com/energy
TADSummit, Simfony: Building a Global IoT Service Provider using Programmable...Alan Quayle
Simfony: Building a Global IoT Service Provider using Programmable Telecoms
Stefan Anghel, Product Architect, Simfony Mobile
Where does IoT make sense? Cutting through the hype to real business and real solutions.
Review of the IoT Landscape, understanding the enablers and ecosystem.
Simfony's IoT Platform: an M2M focused MVNO. Delivering solutions to business problems.
The Future of IoT service providers.
2016 IDC Pan-European Utilities Summit: Open for BusinessOMNETRIC
The OMNETRIC Group's CEO, Maikel van Verseveld presented at the IDC Pan-European Utilities Summit 2016 in Italy. There he introduced attendees to the concept of, “Open for Business.” For the utility sector these days, that refers to open platforms, open ecosystems, open architectures, and of course, open-minds. After all, a lot is changing - and quickly – in the business of powering the planet.
This document summarizes USIO.IO, which provides an AI platform as a service to global energy retailers to help them transform into platform businesses. Some key points:
- USIO uses machine learning and neural networks to analyze real-time data from smart meters and other sources to build profiles of customers and optimize tasks like demand forecasting, tariff creation, and peer-to-peer energy sharing.
- Their vision is to help energy retailers transition to next-generation digital platforms by removing inefficiencies and enabling new business models.
- They have early traction with pilot clients totaling over 1.2 million customers in the US and Europe and are raising £1.5 million by January 2019 to continue
The document discusses the evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT) from its early beginnings with connected home appliances to its current state as a major driver of the fourth industrial revolution. It describes how IoT allows machines, devices, and objects to connect and exchange data over networks, enabling the integration of operational technology (OT) with information technology (IT). This brings opportunities for new revenue streams through predictive maintenance, remote monitoring, and new business models like product-as-a-service. However, the complexity of connecting many distributed devices to multiple business applications poses challenges. The document proposes architectures like IoT platforms, edge gateways, and integration frameworks to help tame this complexity and enable IoT at scale.
Exploring low emissions development opportunities in food systemsCIFOR-ICRAF
Presented by Christopher Martius (CIFOR-ICRAF) at "Side event 60th sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Bodies - Sustainable Bites: Innovating Low Emission Food Systems One Country at a Time" on 13 June 2024
A Comprehensive Guide on Cable Location Services Detections Method, Tools, an...Aussie Hydro-Vac Services
Explore Aussie Hydrovac's comprehensive cable location services, employing advanced tools like ground-penetrating radar and robotic CCTV crawlers for precise detection. Also offering aerial surveying solutions. Contact for reliable service in Australia.
Emerging Earth Observation methods for monitoring sustainable food productionCIFOR-ICRAF
Presented by Daniela Requena Suarez, Helmholtz GeoResearch Center Potsdam (GFZ) at "Side event 60th sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Bodies - Sustainable Bites: Innovating Low Emission Food Systems One Country at a Time" on 13 June 2024
Trichogramma spp. is an efficient egg parasitoids that potentially assist to manage the insect-pests from the field condition by parasiting the host eggs. To mass culture this egg parasitoids effectively, we need to culture another stored grain pest- Rice Meal Moth (Corcyra Cephalonica). After rearing this pest, the eggs of Corcyra will carry the potential Trichogramma spp., which is an Hymenopteran Wasp. The detailed Methodologies of rearing both Corcyra Cephalonica and Trichogramma spp. have described on this ppt.
3. the AlertMe story
www.stakk.iopage 3
An Internet of Things pioneer
2010
B2C hardware
VC funded
200 end customers in UK
2015
B2B software
Acquired by British Gas (US$100m)
>3m end customers in UK /US /NL
UX by Hive/Tech by AlertMe
4. began with a ‘Consumer Panel’
www.stakk.iopage 4
Noise sensor Camera ThermostatReal time
energy
monitoring
LampSmart plug
Connected products in test 2009/10
Button
3,000,000+ homes using derivative products today
5. we grew with our customers
www.stakk.iopage 5
A journey for the customer & the product!
2010
AlertMe
Home security
monitoring
2011
EnergySmart
Home energy
monitoring
2012
Hive
Smart
thermostats
2013
MyEnergy
Personal energy
analytics
2014
Omnia
cloud-based
IoT platform
7. lessons learned
www.stakk.iopage 7
For Utilities
• skunk works vs VC type investment
• separate ‘digital’ business unit & C(EO) sponsor
• develop a template for partner on-boarding
For Start-ups
• product, product, product
• your company, your roadmap
• understand your role in the eco-system & optimise accordingly
9. www.stakk.iopage 9
a revolution in energy supply …
1880’s 2010’s
centralising power generation :
new ‘central stations’ aggregated
demand & supply
de-centralising power generation :
connectivity offers network efficiencies
without co-location
Pearl St Station, NY
10. www.stakk.iopage 10
… but not the business model
Cost
Transparency & simplicity
Control
Environment
Customer bug-bears 3 phase product evolution to solve
Digital
Hard-
ware in
loop
Soft-ware
in loop
What was liberating in 1882 is showing it’s age today
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pathfinders
Digital
Simple tariffs & switch
Low overhead = cheaper
‘Agent’ positioning
P2P community energy
plan
Sharing the savings
Hardware
in loop
Pay as you Use solar
plans
Giving you control
Software
in loop
Solving customer pain points
12. the ‘New Utility’ model
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The New
Utility
Hardware
Financing
Grid distribution & supply
Alternate supply
Install & maintain
P2P software
SAAS back-end
• Product
• Marketing
• Digital UX
• Commercial
partner eco-systemheterogeneous
customer base
Gravity shift – the future is about Service not Supply
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As the energy value chain becomes more complex the
opportunity is to make it simpler for consumers
Make it cheaper by harnessing the zero marginal cost of
solar & the connectivity of distributed assets
Service not Supply