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• Myths and hyperbole: Decoding some of the nonsense • How the Internet of things will change our world • Key challenges in building the Internet of things Gary Barnett, Chief Analyst, Ovum

Technology

How the Internet of Things
will change the world - and
how to start building it
Gary Barnett
Chief Analyst, Software
Ovum

How the Internet of Things will change
the world
• Hello!
• Myths and hyperbole
– Decoding some of the nonsense
• How the Internet of things will change our world
– The “boring IoT”
• Key challenges in building the internet of things
– It’s not a single mountain, it’s a mountain range
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Hello
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Hello
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Hello
5
http://www.airsensa.org/
http://www.changelondon.org/
http://www.weatherfile.com/
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

Myths and hyperbole
6
There will be One
Trillion IoT Devices
by 2020
The IoT will result in
an explosion of data
IoT is MajickIoT will transform
businesses
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

How the Internet of Things will change
our world
7
"Gear Fit" by Desmondma - Own work.
Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia
Commons
Nest thermostat. By Grant Sewell
http://www.flickr.com/photos/grantsew
ell/6988581111/
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

How the Internet of Things will change
our world
8
"Factory Automation Robotics
Palettizing Bread" by KUKA
Roboter GmbH Licensed under
Public Domain via Wikimedia
Commons
Water Pump © Gary
Barnett with thanks to
Yarra Valley Water
"Port of Singapore Keppel Terminal".
Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.5 via Wikimedia
Commons -
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

IoT : Drivers
9
Improveoperations
Improvecustomer exp
Develop new services
Faster servicedelivery
Operationalinsight
Customer insight
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

Key challenges in IoT
10
Security
is the number 1
challenge
Data analytics
is the number 1
challenge
Processorselection
is the number 1
challenge
Power management
is the number 1
challenge
Integration
is the number 1
challenge
Device management
is the number 1
challenge
Privacy
is the number 1
challenge
Industrial design
is the number 1
challenge
Bandwidth
is the number 1
challenge
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

There is no “single” key challenge
11
It’s a mountain range, not a single mountain
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

Key challenges in IoT
12
Legacy ITArchitecture
Data/Analytics Skills
Security Concerns
Lack of Business Case
Privacy Concerns
No customer demand
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

The IoT Technology Stack
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Time for a quick poll…
Which of the following elements of an IoT solution deliver the most
direct businessvalue?
1) Device design
2) Choice of comms technology
3) Choice of gateway technology
4) Data analytics
5) Business process integration
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd14

A complex ecosystem
15
SIs
Things
Comms
Gateway
Data
Integration
Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

Thank you. Questions?
+44 (0) 207 551 9080 | gary.barnett@ovum.com
Ovum.com | @OvumICT @thinkovation
#OvumIoT

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How IoT will change our world, and how to start building it - Digital Futures 2025

1. How the Internet of Things will change the world - and how to start building it Gary Barnett Chief Analyst, Software Ovum

2. How the Internet of Things will change the world • Hello! • Myths and hyperbole – Decoding some of the nonsense • How the Internet of things will change our world – The “boring IoT” • Key challenges in building the internet of things – It’s not a single mountain, it’s a mountain range 2 Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

5. Hello 5 http://www.airsensa.org/ http://www.changelondon.org/ http://www.weatherfile.com/ Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

6. Myths and hyperbole 6 There will be One Trillion IoT Devices by 2020 The IoT will result in an explosion of data IoT is MajickIoT will transform businesses Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

7. How the Internet of Things will change our world 7 "Gear Fit" by Desmondma - Own work. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons Nest thermostat. By Grant Sewell http://www.flickr.com/photos/grantsew ell/6988581111/ Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

8. How the Internet of Things will change our world 8 "Factory Automation Robotics Palettizing Bread" by KUKA Roboter GmbH Licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons Water Pump © Gary Barnett with thanks to Yarra Valley Water "Port of Singapore Keppel Terminal". Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.5 via Wikimedia Commons - Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

9. IoT : Drivers 9 Improveoperations Improvecustomer exp Develop new services Faster servicedelivery Operationalinsight Customer insight Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

10. Key challenges in IoT 10 Security is the number 1 challenge Data analytics is the number 1 challenge Processorselection is the number 1 challenge Power management is the number 1 challenge Integration is the number 1 challenge Device management is the number 1 challenge Privacy is the number 1 challenge Industrial design is the number 1 challenge Bandwidth is the number 1 challenge Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

11. There is no “single” key challenge 11 It’s a mountain range, not a single mountain Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

12. Key challenges in IoT 12 Legacy ITArchitecture Data/Analytics Skills Security Concerns Lack of Business Case Privacy Concerns No customer demand Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

14. Time for a quick poll… Which of the following elements of an IoT solution deliver the most direct businessvalue? 1) Device design 2) Choice of comms technology 3) Choice of gateway technology 4) Data analytics 5) Business process integration Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd14

15. A complex ecosystem 15 SIs Things Comms Gateway Data Integration Digital Futures: The World in 2025 © Ovum 2015, Informa Telecoms & Media Ltd

16. Thank you. Questions? +44 (0) 207 551 9080 | gary.barnett@ovum.com Ovum.com | @OvumICT @thinkovation #OvumIoT

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