The document discusses Cisco's Fog Computing and IOx platform for enabling applications at the network edge in Internet of Things (IoT) environments. It highlights challenges with cloud-only solutions for IoT due to bandwidth limitations, latency, and network reliability issues. Cisco's Fog Computing approach, implemented through its IOx platform, addresses these challenges by supporting application execution across the cloud, network edge, and IoT devices.

1. Enabling the Internet of Everything:
Fog Computing and Cisco IOx
Kip Compton
Vice President, IoT Systems and Software
December 10, 2014
• @kipcompton

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Applications
App Enablement
App Enablement
Applications
Event
Workflow /
Management
Rules Engine
Things
Video
Sensing
Data Normalization
and Modeling
Protocol
Mediation
Enterprise App
Integration
Infrastructure
Software Defined Networking
Network Compute Storage
Workflow /
Rules Engine
Event
Management
Video
Sensing
Data Normalization
and Modeling
Protocol
Mediation
Enterprise App
Integration
Cloud and Fog
Analytics
Security and
Identity Management
Open and
Programmability
(APIs)
Ease of use
and Management
Infrastructure
Software Defined Networking
Network Compute Storage
Things

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Cloud and Fog Applications
App Enablement
Workflow /
Rules Engine
Event
Management
Video
Sensing
Data Normalization
and Modeling
Protocol
Mediation
Enterprise App
Integration
Infrastructure
Software Defined Networking
Network Compute Storage
Analytics
Security and
Identity Management
Open and
Programmability
(APIs)
Ease of use
Things
and Management

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Cloud

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IOT &
Cloud

6. IoT Cloud Challenges
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Oil
Platform
Manufacturing
Robot
Construction
Crane
Limited Bandwidth Latency Network Reliability

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8. (Data Volume, Security, Resiliency, Latency)
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Making Fog a Reality:
Cisco Fog Computing with IOx
IoT Computing Model
DATACENTER/CLOUD
IOx
DEVICE

9. Solutions for Cloud Challenges
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Oil
Platform
Manufacturing
Robot
Construction
Crane
Limited Bandwidth Latency Network Reliability

10. What Is New with Fog Computing and Cisco IOx?
New
Partnerships 8x16
New Cisco
Platforms 10x
CGR1120
CGR1240
C819
C88x
C89x and more…
Easier App
Management
New IOx Application
Management Module
7
Oil and Gas
Mining
Utilities
Transportation
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11. Eric Free
Vice President & General Manager
Smart Homes & Buildings
Internet of Things Group
Intel

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OIC Board of Directors
100+
50+
Industry
Standards
Open Source
Solutions + = Interoperability
Reference
Architecture
Frameworks and
+ Testbeds = Interoperability
IIC Founder Companies

13. Accelerating IoT Implementations
Intel has a proven history of
driving scale
Secure, scalable compute
from edge to cloud
Open industry
interoperability

14. Intel® IoT Platform
Security as a foundation
IoT building blocks
for rapid time to market
Announced Yesterday:
! Wind River Edge
Management System (EMS)
! Intel® IoT Gateway with
EMS

15. IoT Delivers Results
Di-BOSS (Digital Building
Operating System) + Cisco
Energy Management:
Electrical, Steam and Water
Saved $1M in
1 building / year
$.50/sq ft.

16. For More Information Go To:
www.intel.com/IoT