The document discusses the evolution and impact of the Internet of Things (IoT) from its inception with ARPANET to its current applications across various industries. It highlights technological drivers such as mobile processors and open data standards, as well as emerging challenges in security and privacy. Additionally, the document outlines potential new business models and revenue opportunities associated with IoT, emphasizing the need for integrated management systems to address user and device synchronization.

1. Internet Of Things
How IoT Is Changing The Internet
Presented by:
Michael Hathaway, Founder, CEO Information Xchange
Diane Bernard, Founder, President, FLM TV

2. A Brief History: The Emergence Of IoT
 1969 Arpanet
 Networked Servers
 1982 TCP/IP ( The Internet)
 Networked Computers, Servers
 1989 World Wide Web
 User Friendly Graphical Interface
 2000 Mobile Computing
 WiFi
 Mobile Data Networks
 2003+ IoT
 Network Connected Devices
 Sensors, Controls, Multimedia

3. IoT Takes Over

4. Technology Drivers
 Mobile Processors
 Smarter, Smaller, Cheaper, Low Power
 Open Data Standards
 REST API, JSON, XML
 Mobile Web App Standards
 HTML5
 Internet Multimedia Content
 Netflix, Hulu, HBO Go, Pirate Bay
 VC and Corporate Investment
 Over $1B invested Venture Capital in IoT Startups in 2013

5. IoT Changes Everything
 Security and Privacy
 More network connected “things” to attack
 More information to protect
 Mobile Applications
 Too many apps to manage on individual devices
 Website Profiles
 Too much personal information on too many websites
 Digital Content and Service Delivery
– Multiple devices receive digital content, apps and services
 Revenue Models
 New models will evolve

6. IoT Components
App Frameworks
Profile & Management
Service Platform
Premises/Device Mgt
Mobile Applications
Analytics
Web Dashboards
Information services
User Profile
Device Profiles
Service Subscriptions
Content Management
Information Management
Permissions Management
Messaging & Transactions
Security
Device Management
Connectivity
Security/Firewall

7. New Open Xchange – Digital Content Example…
Profile & Management
User Profile
Device Profiles
Service Subscriptions
Content Management
Service Platform
Information Management
Permissions Management
Messaging & Transactions
Security
Digital Media Apps
Additional Growing
Industries:
•Agriculture(Crops and
Wineries)
•Energy:
•Property Management:
•Smart Homes: (LG, Apple,
Samsung)
•Automobile: Google, Tesla,

8. IoT Expected to Grow
New Internet Xchange will
drive
Unique complexities of IoT
Needs for both B2B & B2C:
-Security
-Privacy
-Management
-User Profile
-Economics
Synchronizing IoT to
user/devices will require a
change from current
disaggregated system.

9. New Business Flow & Economics for IoT xChange
Universal Technology: Internet
Single User Profile: B2B & B2C
Preferences, Identification, Profile
Management, Contextual Data,
Single Application log-in
New Global Service Delivery: Event
Response, Alerts, Communication,
Content streaming, Discovery,
Matching, Monitoring
New Hardware Management: Security, Privacy, Permission Management,
Information Management
(Hardware information
Xchange)
New Revenue Models: Universal
payment between all B2B, B2C and
C2C running on new IoT Xchange.
New Advertising Oppty: HTML5,
Contextual data, multiple sources
of user data
Profile
& Information
(Profile information
Xchange)
Hardware
Management
New Revenue
Models

10. Q & A
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