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Driving IT: Internet of Things
The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT) and its perceived importance for businesses, with 83% of surveyed executives believing it could be transformational or strategic. It highlights various IoT applications and technologies while addressing challenges to deployment, such as security concerns and budget limitations. The insights underscore a growing consensus on IoT's potential to impact industries, calling attention to the need for open and scalable solutions.
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- 1. © 2014 IBMCorporation1 Kim Escherich Exec. Innova,on Architect IBM Pan-‐European Chief Technology Officer Team
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- 3. 3 Internet of Things Web of Things Industrial Internet The Physical Web The Tac:le Web Connected World Machine to Machine Internet of Everything
- 4. 4 Future Importance of IoT Source: IDC’s Internet of Things Survey, February 2014 N=401 Q. How important do you think the “Internet of Things” could be to your company? Something to pilot, trial, or dabble with, but not significant 13% Strategic for my organization 62% Transformational 21% Not at all important to my company 2% Don't know 2% • There is definite consensus that IoT will change businesses • 83% of respondents believe it’s either transformational or strategic to their business over time
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- 6. © 2014 IBMCorporation6 http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-03/18/addicted-toaster
- 7. © 2014 IBMCorporation7 Koubachi WiFi Plant Sensor ”Give your Plant a voice” -‐ hIp://www.koubachi.com/
- 8. © 2014 IBMCorporation8 Sen.se Mother https://sen.se/store/mother/
- 9. © 2014 IBMCorporation9 HAPIfork https://www.hapi.com/product/hapifork
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- 12. 12 Source: GuthrieDolin, ”Connected Personal Objects – Getting intimate with the IoT”, Slideshare: http://goo.gl/lzMdv
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- 15. 15 2010 VolumeinExabytes 9000 8000 7000 6000 5000 4000 3000 2018 Percentage of uncertaindata Source: IBM Global Technology Outlook We are here Sensors & Devices VoIP Enterprise Data Social Media
- 17. 17 1770 1875 1920 1830 2010 1970 Innova:on 1st Wave 2nd Wave 3rd Wave 4th Wave 5th Wave 6th Wave Smarter Products § Instrumented, interconnected, and intelligent § IoT § Sustainability The Industrial Revolu,on Age of Steam and Railways Age of Steel, Electricity and Heavy Engineering Age of Oil, Cars and Mass Produc,on Age of IT & Telecom Source: “Next Genera,on Green: Tomorrow’s Innova,on Green Business Leaders”, Business Week, Feb 4, 2008 and Nicolai Kontra,ev: “The Major Economic Cycles” (1925)
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- 20. 20 Istanbul behavioural analysisbased on Vodaphone data • 4.7 million phones. 3 billion events/week • Precise identification of location Where are people living – and working?
- 21. 21 Collects data Provides insight Coordinates resources & response Has the ability to communicate with anything, read data from anywhere in any thinkable format across all domains Is able to an?cipate problems through analy?cs, sort out the unneeded and be able to iden?fy problems that need human interven?on or decision Does perform cross-‐domain and cross-‐organisa?onal coordina?on of resources, handles the response and ensures completeness IoT Dream machine? Or OS?
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- 23. 23 Intelligent Opera:ons Center Water Work order op,miza,on Usage Analy,cs Predic,ve Maintenance Leak Detec,on Flood Management Smart Metering Contamina,on Mgmt Water Security Storm water Mgmt Wastewater Mgmt Asset Management Transporta,on Data Integra,on Traffic Predic,on Route op,miza,on Bus Arrival Predic,on Planning and Simula,on Road User Charging Asset Management Integrated Fare Mgmt Mul,-‐modal Mgmt Revenue Management Fleet Op,miza,on Public Safety Video Surveillance & Analy,cs Crime Informa,on Predic,ve Policing Dispatch Cyber Security Fusion Centers Border Security Communica,ons Emergency Response Non-‐Emergency Response Intelligent Opera,ons Center Predic,ve Systems Modeling & Simula,on City Archives Dashboards Alerts Direc,ves KPI’s Alerts Event Rules Workflows Standards Based Interfaces Domain Specific Interfaces Gateway Water Gateway Traffic Gateway Public Safety Gateway Electric Reports/ Analysis Seman,c Models Service Bus Analy,cs Visualiza,on Data Integra,on Gateway Buildings Other Feeds: Weather Ci,zens Health Financials … Opera,ons City-‐wide Dashboard Geo spa,al mapping Data modeling & integra,on Cross-‐Agency Collabora,on Situa,onal Awareness Domain Analy,cs Event & KPI Management Incident Management Consequence Management Buildings Energy Consump,on & Op,miza,on Carbon Management Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tracking Asset & Work Management Poriolio Management Facility Maintenance Condi,on Monitoring Occupancy Management U,liza,on Planning Space Op,miza,on Move Management
- 24. 24 Challenges for Investment Q. What do you think will hinder the deployment of an "Internet of Things" solu:on at your company in the next two years? Source: IDC’s Internet of Things Survey, February 2014 N=401 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% Other Nothing No executive sponsorship Not sure what vendorto use No consistencyin the offersdescribed by my company's vendors Other business priorities Unclear orunproven ROI No budget allocated Lack of a holisticsolution that includesall of the devices, platforms, integration services, and data analytics required Fear or reality of deployment complexity Other IT priorities Management buy Ongoing costs, e.g., monthlyconnectivitycharges, data storage or analytics fees, etc. Upfront costs Security and/or privacy concerns • There is concern about security yet it has yet to be made front and center of many vendor solutions.
- 25. 25 To be safe, secure and scalable, the IoT will evolve to be more open and decentralized
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- 27. 27 Kim Escherich kim@escherich.biz +45 28804733 internetofthings.dk escherich.biz @kescherich /escherich /in/escherich kescherich@gmail.com