![Internet of Things
at Enterprise Scale
IoT Is Transforming Industries
By 2025, 75.4 billion devices will be connected to the Internet,[1]
transforming every industry around the globe.
Enterprise IoT Is Hard
Connecting thousands of devices introduces new challenges
to traditional operations environments.
IoT in health and wellness
will generate a global economic
impact of $1.6 trillion
Remote patient monitoring
Supply and equipment tracking
Workflow optimization
Smart Cities are projected
to save $4.6 trillion with
IoT globally [2]
Real-time traffic management
Smart street lighting
Predictive crime prevention
The Industrial IoT will generate
an annual economic impact of
up to $3.7 trillion globally
Predictive maintenance
Self-optimizing production
Automated inventory management
As enterprises prepare for the onslaught of upcoming IoT use cases, VMware
IoT solutions ensure your business is ready to support them. VMware can help
you simplify IoT complexity, improve the reliability and security of your IoT
infrastructure, and accelerate the ROI of your IoT use case.
With its core expertise in Device Management, Operational Analytics, Security,
and Cloud Management, VMware is working with strategic IoT partners
including Deloitte, ThingWorx, Fujitsu, Harmon, Eurotech, Atos, DELL, and
many other IoT providers to help meet the requirements of IoT across things,
edge, and platforms.
Manage Broader | Operate Smarter | Protect Better | Innovate Faster
[1]
Electronics360
[2]
Cisco White Paper
[3]
Forecast by ABI Research
[4]
IDG IoT Study Internet of Things
[5]
IDG IoT Study Internet of Things
[6]
IDG IoT Study Internet of Things
[7]
MGI: IoT: Mapping the Value Beyond the Hype
[8]
IDG IoT Study Internet of Thing
[9]
Gartner
[10]
Cisco White Paper
[10]
CGlobal State of Information Security® Survey 2015
SCALE
Have difficulty integrating
sensors/actuators into their
IT infrastructure [6]
Investing in cloud
services for IoT [8]
Cite privacy as their
top IoT concern [10]
Connected IoT devices that
lack basic security safeguards [11]
Enterprise attacks that will
involve IoT by 2020 [9]
Managing, storing, directing
large volumes of data
Monitoring, operating and
upgrading huge numbers of devices
Scaling projects up and down
in response to business needs
COMPLEXITY
Incorporating diverse “things”
and communication protocols
Integrating sensor data
in new formats
Augmenting legacy systems
with modern architectures
SECURITY
Expanding attack surface
increases risk
Increasing potential exposure
of personal information
Adding insecure devices
introduces vulnerability
25%
over
1.6ZB
more than
(zettabytes)
IoT data by 2020 [3]
IoT value dependent upon multiple
solutions working together [4]
33%
Require high scalability
from an IoT platform [5]
45%
IoT value to be unlocked
by requiring multiple solutions
to work together [7]
40% 42%49%
62% 70%
Take Control of IoT
Six best practices for reducing IoT complexity
and achieving secure, enterprise scale IoT.
01
02
03
04
05
06
Build partnerships between
OT, IT, and business decision
makers to leverage
organization-wide expertise
Join Forces
Simplify Device
Management
Free up IT and operational
personnel with a centralized IT
infrastructure platform with
automated edge device
detection, configuration,
and management.
Speak A Common
Language
Build your solution on
a platform that connects
and integrates hetero-
geneous communications
protocols.
Be Smart
About Data
Lower storage costs,
network bandwidth
and security risks with
comprehensive data
orchestration tools.
Integrate Security
Minimize data and network
exposure by delivering
timely software updates
to your edge devices
and applications.
Prepare To Grow
Easily add more and new
types of ‘things’ with
deployable, scalable
architectures and
vendor-neutral
management tools.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/iotatenterprisescaleinfographicfinal5-3-17-180212163845/85/IoT-3-keys-to-handling-the-oncoming-barrage-of-use-cases-1-320.jpg)
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- 1. Internet of Things at Enterprise Scale IoT Is Transforming Industries By 2025, 75.4 billion devices will be connected to the Internet,[1] transforming every industry around the globe. Enterprise IoT Is Hard Connecting thousands of devices introduces new challenges to traditional operations environments. IoT in health and wellness will generate a global economic impact of $1.6 trillion Remote patient monitoring Supply and equipment tracking Workflow optimization Smart Cities are projected to save $4.6 trillion with IoT globally [2] Real-time traffic management Smart street lighting Predictive crime prevention The Industrial IoT will generate an annual economic impact of up to $3.7 trillion globally Predictive maintenance Self-optimizing production Automated inventory management As enterprises prepare for the onslaught of upcoming IoT use cases, VMware IoT solutions ensure your business is ready to support them. VMware can help you simplify IoT complexity, improve the reliability and security of your IoT infrastructure, and accelerate the ROI of your IoT use case. With its core expertise in Device Management, Operational Analytics, Security, and Cloud Management, VMware is working with strategic IoT partners including Deloitte, ThingWorx, Fujitsu, Harmon, Eurotech, Atos, DELL, and many other IoT providers to help meet the requirements of IoT across things, edge, and platforms. Manage Broader | Operate Smarter | Protect Better | Innovate Faster [1] Electronics360 [2] Cisco White Paper [3] Forecast by ABI Research [4] IDG IoT Study Internet of Things [5] IDG IoT Study Internet of Things [6] IDG IoT Study Internet of Things [7] MGI: IoT: Mapping the Value Beyond the Hype [8] IDG IoT Study Internet of Thing [9] Gartner [10] Cisco White Paper [10] CGlobal State of Information Security® Survey 2015 SCALE Have difficulty integrating sensors/actuators into their IT infrastructure [6] Investing in cloud services for IoT [8] Cite privacy as their top IoT concern [10] Connected IoT devices that lack basic security safeguards [11] Enterprise attacks that will involve IoT by 2020 [9] Managing, storing, directing large volumes of data Monitoring, operating and upgrading huge numbers of devices Scaling projects up and down in response to business needs COMPLEXITY Incorporating diverse “things” and communication protocols Integrating sensor data in new formats Augmenting legacy systems with modern architectures SECURITY Expanding attack surface increases risk Increasing potential exposure of personal information Adding insecure devices introduces vulnerability 25% over 1.6ZB more than (zettabytes) IoT data by 2020 [3] IoT value dependent upon multiple solutions working together [4] 33% Require high scalability from an IoT platform [5] 45% IoT value to be unlocked by requiring multiple solutions to work together [7] 40% 42%49% 62% 70% Take Control of IoT Six best practices for reducing IoT complexity and achieving secure, enterprise scale IoT. 01 02 03 04 05 06 Build partnerships between OT, IT, and business decision makers to leverage organization-wide expertise Join Forces Simplify Device Management Free up IT and operational personnel with a centralized IT infrastructure platform with automated edge device detection, configuration, and management. Speak A Common Language Build your solution on a platform that connects and integrates hetero- geneous communications protocols. Be Smart About Data Lower storage costs, network bandwidth and security risks with comprehensive data orchestration tools. Integrate Security Minimize data and network exposure by delivering timely software updates to your edge devices and applications. Prepare To Grow Easily add more and new types of ‘things’ with deployable, scalable architectures and vendor-neutral management tools.