Mega trends are large, global forces that significantly impact business, society and culture over time. The document discusses several mega trends that will shape the future, including increased urbanization through the rise of mega cities with over 10 million people, mega regions consisting of multiple interconnected cities, and mega corridors connecting major population centers. Transportation and infrastructure will need to adapt to support these massive urban areas. Other trends covered include shifts in energy production, mobility, technology, and global economics and trade. The impacts of these wide-ranging trends will help define the world of the future.
Presentation by Bo Parker, Managing Director of Center for Technology and Innovation at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Presentation was shown during the lecture at Digital October technology entrepreneurship center in Moscow, on 26 October.
This is my second lecture about experience design at HITLab i Ne Zealand. As designers we have this amazing opportunity to change the world, thus, in fact, we always design for the future and not the present. I believe that it is crucial to understand the changes that transform our societies not only from the economical or social perspective but also from the technological one. Trends allow us to see what the future could be like and provide inspiration to change it in a way be trust would be the best.
Frost & Sullivan - world's top global mega trends to 2025 and implicationspolenumerique33
The document discusses several global mega trends to 2025 including urbanization, connectivity and convergence, social trends, economic trends, new business models, infrastructure development, health and wellness, mobility, energy, and smart technology. It provides analysis on how these trends will impact businesses, societies, economies, and personal lives. Examples and implications are given for many of the trends. Connectivity is seen as pushing convergence across many industries and products. Big data is growing exponentially and enabling new types of data-driven services. Smart cities are projected to become a $1.5 trillion market by 2020.
This document identifies several important mega trends that will impact business, society, and culture by 2020. It analyzes 16 key mega trends through a research methodology involving brainstorming sessions, scenario building, and analyzing implications. The mega trends include rapid urbanization, the rise of Generation Y, increasing women's empowerment, growth of the global middle class, and the development of smart cities. The document also summarizes implications of these mega trends for various industries and functions such as healthcare, energy, transportation, and technology.
The document discusses 6 major megatrends that are expected to transform the global economy and society by 2040. Megatrend 1 discusses the shift towards renewable energy and new communication technologies driving the third industrial revolution. Megatrend 2 covers the rise of customized, on-demand products and services enabled by new business models and technologies. Megatrend 3 addresses the impact of intelligent technologies on manufacturing jobs. Megatrend 4 examines the transition from traditional to virtual education. Megatrend 5 looks at how social media is empowering civil society. And Megatrend 6 analyzes the growth of continental markets and political unions. The document also announces an upcoming conference called Megatrends 2020 to discuss these trends and their implications.
Smart Cities: Proving Ground for the Intelligent EconomyRick Nicholson
Smart cities offer opportunities for new technologies and economic development by addressing challenges of urbanization, sustainability, and intelligent infrastructure. Key aspects of smart cities include intelligent devices, broadband networks, analytics, energy systems, transportation, health, retail, and financial services. Successful smart city projects in Austin and Amsterdam demonstrate benefits across sectors through public-private partnerships and pilots. Vendors can capture the large worldwide market by establishing partnerships, selling to city consortia, and leveraging initial projects into broader deals across sectors.
Presentation by Bo Parker, Managing Director of Center for Technology and Innovation at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Presentation was shown during the lecture at Digital October technology entrepreneurship center in Moscow, on 26 October.
This is my second lecture about experience design at HITLab i Ne Zealand. As designers we have this amazing opportunity to change the world, thus, in fact, we always design for the future and not the present. I believe that it is crucial to understand the changes that transform our societies not only from the economical or social perspective but also from the technological one. Trends allow us to see what the future could be like and provide inspiration to change it in a way be trust would be the best.
Frost & Sullivan - world's top global mega trends to 2025 and implicationspolenumerique33
The document discusses several global mega trends to 2025 including urbanization, connectivity and convergence, social trends, economic trends, new business models, infrastructure development, health and wellness, mobility, energy, and smart technology. It provides analysis on how these trends will impact businesses, societies, economies, and personal lives. Examples and implications are given for many of the trends. Connectivity is seen as pushing convergence across many industries and products. Big data is growing exponentially and enabling new types of data-driven services. Smart cities are projected to become a $1.5 trillion market by 2020.
This document identifies several important mega trends that will impact business, society, and culture by 2020. It analyzes 16 key mega trends through a research methodology involving brainstorming sessions, scenario building, and analyzing implications. The mega trends include rapid urbanization, the rise of Generation Y, increasing women's empowerment, growth of the global middle class, and the development of smart cities. The document also summarizes implications of these mega trends for various industries and functions such as healthcare, energy, transportation, and technology.
The document discusses 6 major megatrends that are expected to transform the global economy and society by 2040. Megatrend 1 discusses the shift towards renewable energy and new communication technologies driving the third industrial revolution. Megatrend 2 covers the rise of customized, on-demand products and services enabled by new business models and technologies. Megatrend 3 addresses the impact of intelligent technologies on manufacturing jobs. Megatrend 4 examines the transition from traditional to virtual education. Megatrend 5 looks at how social media is empowering civil society. And Megatrend 6 analyzes the growth of continental markets and political unions. The document also announces an upcoming conference called Megatrends 2020 to discuss these trends and their implications.
Smart Cities: Proving Ground for the Intelligent EconomyRick Nicholson
Smart cities offer opportunities for new technologies and economic development by addressing challenges of urbanization, sustainability, and intelligent infrastructure. Key aspects of smart cities include intelligent devices, broadband networks, analytics, energy systems, transportation, health, retail, and financial services. Successful smart city projects in Austin and Amsterdam demonstrate benefits across sectors through public-private partnerships and pilots. Vendors can capture the large worldwide market by establishing partnerships, selling to city consortia, and leveraging initial projects into broader deals across sectors.
This document discusses Thailand's ICT status and vision for 2020. It provides statistics on internet, mobile, and social media users in Thailand. It outlines Thailand's goals to have 95% broadband access by 2020 and increase the ICT industry contribution to GDP. Emerging technologies like cloud computing, mobile apps, and social media are transforming businesses and Thailand aims to capitalize on opportunities in these areas to drive economic growth as part of its ICT 2020 strategy.
The document summarizes several top global mega trends that will impact business, society, and culture through 2020. It identifies trends like urbanization, the rise of the global middle class, new technologies like cloud computing and robotics, and shifts in global power and trade. The trends are interconnected and changing rapidly. To benefit from these trends, organizations need dedicated teams to understand implications on their industry and develop strategies to capitalize on opportunities. Analyzing mega trends can provide insights for innovation and guide future planning.
Mobile technology is driving towards a hyper-connected world in 3 key ways:
1) Everything from appliances to vehicles is becoming "smart" and internet-connected.
2) Access to mobile internet is widening through more affordable devices and expanding infrastructure.
3) Technology is becoming more humanized through voice control, personalized experiences, and devices taking on human qualities.
As this shift accelerates, mobile will change our lives in many ways such as acting as a wellness coach, lifesaver during emergencies, universal remote for smart homes and vehicles, and seamless interface across devices. It will also take on more of our identity through mobile payments, digital keys and consolidation of personal information.
Atkearney soe digital transformation report presentarimayawulantara
This document discusses Indonesia's digital transformation opportunities and challenges. It recommends that Indonesia establish a national digital vision supported by focus on digital infrastructure, consumer demand stimulation, developing a future-ready workforce, and growing an innovation ecosystem. State-owned enterprises (SOEs) are seen as important to driving Indonesia's digital agenda given their significant size and role in the economy. The document analyzes Indonesia's current digital maturity compared to other ASEAN countries and identifies investment and policy priorities needed to close gaps in achieving its digital potential.
This report analyzes the state of the European telecommunications industry and provides possible scenarios for its evolution by 2015. While telecom significantly contributes to the European economy, public markets are concerned about weakening growth prospects due to declining fixed voice revenues and maturing broadband and mobile markets. Three scenarios are presented - "Telepocalypse" with industry collapse, "Convergence Compromise" with stable consolidation, and "Evernet" with new services driving growth. Regulation will be critical in facilitating new infrastructure investments needed to realize different futures.
Data-driven macro perspectives on how digital adoption evolved in South Korea
For any inquiries regarding this research, please contact kh.lee@murexpartners.com.
The document discusses how the digital economy is growing exponentially due to increasing mobile connectivity, social media usage, and data availability. It notes that digital technologies are being adopted faster than ever, with each new technology reaching 1 billion users in less time than the previous. The digital economy is transforming the insurance industry in India. By 2020, it is estimated that three out of four insurance policies in India will be influenced by digital channels like online purchasing. The document argues that Indian insurers need to act now to capitalize on the opportunities of the digital economy by setting digital goals, adapting business models and capabilities, and accelerating existing digital initiatives.
Looking forward to 2020 and beyond, the real estate investment industry will find
itself at the centre of rapid economic and social change, which is transforming the
built environment. While most of these trends are already evident, there’s a natural
tendency to underestimate their implications over the next six years and beyond.
By 2020, real estate managers will have a broader range of opportunities,
with greater risks and new value drivers. As real estate is a business with long
development cycles – from planning to construction takes several years – now is the
time to plan for these changes.
Already, thousands of people migrate from country to city across Asia, the Middle
East, Latin America and Africa on a daily basis, attracted by the new wealth of these
economies. By 2020, this migration will be firmly established. The cities will swell
– and some entirely new ones will spring up. Meanwhile, the growing emerging
markets’ middle class and ageing global population are increasing demand for
specific types of real estate. Subsectors such as agriculture, education, healthcare
and retirement will be far bigger by 2020.
How digital solutions will drive progress towards the sustainable development...FrenchWeb.fr
1. The document summarizes a report on how digital solutions can help drive progress towards achieving the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
2. It finds that every country has gaps in achieving over 50% of the SDGs, and over 25% of countries have gaps in all 17 goals. Digital solutions can help close these gaps by transforming how people live and work at a faster speed and greater reach than traditional approaches.
3. The report estimates specific positive impacts digital solutions could have in 2030, such as connecting 1.6 billion people to e-healthcare, saving 720,000 lives from road accidents, and cutting CO2 emissions by 12.1 gigatons per year. However
The document discusses how digital revolution has impacted India. It describes how digital transformation has occurred across various sectors like banking, education, healthcare and governance in India. Digital initiatives by the Indian government like Digital India, Jan Dhan Yojana, and BHIM app have accelerated India's digital transformation and increased digital literacy, connectivity, cashless transactions and e-governance. The digital revolution has bridged the rural-urban divide and helped achieve financial inclusion.
GILMonaco 2014 keynote disrupt, collapse and transform Yannick Quentel
This document discusses three categories of business models: disrupt, transform, and collapse. Disruptive business models create new markets through innovations like taxi apps Uber and Hailo. Transforming models evolve through new value propositions or product design, like AT&T's connected living solutions. Collapsing models see the shutdown of old processes due to new technologies, like Kodak after digital photography. The document also discusses major trends impacting business and society, such as urbanization, smart cities, connectivity, health and mobility.
The document discusses the concept of smart cities and Dubai's efforts to become a model smart city. It provides background on the drivers behind smart city initiatives like increasing urbanization straining city infrastructure. Dubai is pursuing various projects like installing WiFi in public places and developing a command center to integrate transportation data. Experts say smart cities require both technology and focus on people, and note Dubai's leadership is strongly supporting its smart city vision to transform the emirate.
The document discusses ways to promote greater inclusion in Indonesia's digital economy. It finds that while internet access has increased significantly, connectivity remains uneven between urban and rural areas. It also notes that affordability and quality issues limit usage. The digital economy has provided new opportunities for consumers, workers, and service delivery, but these benefits are concentrated among certain groups. The document proposes improving connectivity, using technology to upgrade public services, and ensuring the digital economy benefits all.
Three Consumer Market Trends that are Impacting Telecom Industry (2014)Marc Jadoul
The document discusses three consumer market trends impacting the telecom industry: 1) The linear TV model is being replaced as viewers demand more flexible viewing options on multiple devices. 2) Mobile usage and data consumption is growing rapidly, especially for video. 3) The "Internet of Things" is emerging, connecting billions of devices and generating huge revenues. The telecom industry must adapt networks and services to these changing trends of media consumption and connectivity of people and devices.
This document discusses telecommunication and provides details about Zong, a telecommunication company in Pakistan. It defines telecommunication as communicating over long distances electronically. It then discusses Zong's history and acquisition in Pakistan, challenges it faces including network coverage, strong competitors, advertising, and franchises. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for Zong are identified. The conclusion notes Zong faces challenges compared to other companies and recommendations are provided to improve network coverage, advertising, franchises, packages, and handle electric crises.
Disruptive trends shaping the business landscape Singapore - 21 Aug 2019Future Agenda
Future Business Trends
How will global trends disrupt business in the next decade?
Ahead of the first of three speeches / workshops in Singapore over the next few months, this is an overview of some of the key potential drivers of change for businesses.
After some up-front context on foresight it addresses four major area of potential disruption
• The Future Consumer
• Purpose of the Company
• Digital Business
• Future Organisation
If you would like more detail on any of these issues or to know more about the workshops, do not hesitate to get in touch.
A VISION OF THE TELECOM FUTURE IN THE YEAR 2020telegyan
This document discusses the future of broadband access in India in the year 2020. It argues that wireless access using newer technologies will be key to delivering affordable broadband to non-urban areas of India and bridging the digital divide. It outlines several applications like social networking, entertainment, and information that are driving data usage globally and in India. Emerging technologies like LTE and WiMAX could deliver broadband wireless access in a cost-effective manner to more people, especially as costs of devices and infrastructure decline with scale. Widespread affordable broadband access would boost internet adoption, commerce, and overall development across India.
Thought Leader Global ASAP presentation-Smart Cities-Smart Partnering FINALAlistair Pim
This document summarizes a presentation about smart cities and partnering given by Alistair Pim of Schneider Electric. The key points are:
1) Schneider Electric is a large, global company committed to sustainability with over 140,000 employees in 100+ countries.
2) Urbanization, sustainability, and digitization are three megatrends impacting cities and requiring new solutions and partnerships.
3) Schneider Electric offers a portfolio of smart energy, mobility, water, and building solutions to help cities meet challenges through integration, collaboration, and innovation.
4) Developing successful partnerships in smart cities requires understanding roles in the ecosystem, a common vision, executive support, and alliance management skills.
The Outlook for 2020 Mega Trends for the Aluminium Industry in Middle East.
What would drive growth for the Aluminium Industry in 2020 in the Middle East Region.
Project Proposal for Predictive Maintenance Power PlantFerdous Kabir
S1. The document proposes establishing an industrial predictive maintenance and troubleshooting lab in Bangladesh to help power generation and production plants minimize costs and downtime through non-destructive testing (NDT) and condition monitoring techniques.
S2. The lab would develop NDT and condition monitoring facilities using methods like vibration analysis, oil analysis, ultrasonic testing, and thermal analysis to detect problems in power plants and save plants from failures.
S3. This predictive maintenance approach aims to reduce maintenance costs, minimize unplanned shutdowns, and increase plant efficiency and availability.
Link Resources: providing Energy Consulting, Management, Operations and Maintenance services across Fossil, Nuclear, and Bio Energy power plants globally. No SDVOSB has our energy credentials or competencies!"
This document discusses Thailand's ICT status and vision for 2020. It provides statistics on internet, mobile, and social media users in Thailand. It outlines Thailand's goals to have 95% broadband access by 2020 and increase the ICT industry contribution to GDP. Emerging technologies like cloud computing, mobile apps, and social media are transforming businesses and Thailand aims to capitalize on opportunities in these areas to drive economic growth as part of its ICT 2020 strategy.
The document summarizes several top global mega trends that will impact business, society, and culture through 2020. It identifies trends like urbanization, the rise of the global middle class, new technologies like cloud computing and robotics, and shifts in global power and trade. The trends are interconnected and changing rapidly. To benefit from these trends, organizations need dedicated teams to understand implications on their industry and develop strategies to capitalize on opportunities. Analyzing mega trends can provide insights for innovation and guide future planning.
Mobile technology is driving towards a hyper-connected world in 3 key ways:
1) Everything from appliances to vehicles is becoming "smart" and internet-connected.
2) Access to mobile internet is widening through more affordable devices and expanding infrastructure.
3) Technology is becoming more humanized through voice control, personalized experiences, and devices taking on human qualities.
As this shift accelerates, mobile will change our lives in many ways such as acting as a wellness coach, lifesaver during emergencies, universal remote for smart homes and vehicles, and seamless interface across devices. It will also take on more of our identity through mobile payments, digital keys and consolidation of personal information.
Atkearney soe digital transformation report presentarimayawulantara
This document discusses Indonesia's digital transformation opportunities and challenges. It recommends that Indonesia establish a national digital vision supported by focus on digital infrastructure, consumer demand stimulation, developing a future-ready workforce, and growing an innovation ecosystem. State-owned enterprises (SOEs) are seen as important to driving Indonesia's digital agenda given their significant size and role in the economy. The document analyzes Indonesia's current digital maturity compared to other ASEAN countries and identifies investment and policy priorities needed to close gaps in achieving its digital potential.
This report analyzes the state of the European telecommunications industry and provides possible scenarios for its evolution by 2015. While telecom significantly contributes to the European economy, public markets are concerned about weakening growth prospects due to declining fixed voice revenues and maturing broadband and mobile markets. Three scenarios are presented - "Telepocalypse" with industry collapse, "Convergence Compromise" with stable consolidation, and "Evernet" with new services driving growth. Regulation will be critical in facilitating new infrastructure investments needed to realize different futures.
Data-driven macro perspectives on how digital adoption evolved in South Korea
For any inquiries regarding this research, please contact kh.lee@murexpartners.com.
The document discusses how the digital economy is growing exponentially due to increasing mobile connectivity, social media usage, and data availability. It notes that digital technologies are being adopted faster than ever, with each new technology reaching 1 billion users in less time than the previous. The digital economy is transforming the insurance industry in India. By 2020, it is estimated that three out of four insurance policies in India will be influenced by digital channels like online purchasing. The document argues that Indian insurers need to act now to capitalize on the opportunities of the digital economy by setting digital goals, adapting business models and capabilities, and accelerating existing digital initiatives.
Looking forward to 2020 and beyond, the real estate investment industry will find
itself at the centre of rapid economic and social change, which is transforming the
built environment. While most of these trends are already evident, there’s a natural
tendency to underestimate their implications over the next six years and beyond.
By 2020, real estate managers will have a broader range of opportunities,
with greater risks and new value drivers. As real estate is a business with long
development cycles – from planning to construction takes several years – now is the
time to plan for these changes.
Already, thousands of people migrate from country to city across Asia, the Middle
East, Latin America and Africa on a daily basis, attracted by the new wealth of these
economies. By 2020, this migration will be firmly established. The cities will swell
– and some entirely new ones will spring up. Meanwhile, the growing emerging
markets’ middle class and ageing global population are increasing demand for
specific types of real estate. Subsectors such as agriculture, education, healthcare
and retirement will be far bigger by 2020.
How digital solutions will drive progress towards the sustainable development...FrenchWeb.fr
1. The document summarizes a report on how digital solutions can help drive progress towards achieving the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
2. It finds that every country has gaps in achieving over 50% of the SDGs, and over 25% of countries have gaps in all 17 goals. Digital solutions can help close these gaps by transforming how people live and work at a faster speed and greater reach than traditional approaches.
3. The report estimates specific positive impacts digital solutions could have in 2030, such as connecting 1.6 billion people to e-healthcare, saving 720,000 lives from road accidents, and cutting CO2 emissions by 12.1 gigatons per year. However
The document discusses how digital revolution has impacted India. It describes how digital transformation has occurred across various sectors like banking, education, healthcare and governance in India. Digital initiatives by the Indian government like Digital India, Jan Dhan Yojana, and BHIM app have accelerated India's digital transformation and increased digital literacy, connectivity, cashless transactions and e-governance. The digital revolution has bridged the rural-urban divide and helped achieve financial inclusion.
GILMonaco 2014 keynote disrupt, collapse and transform Yannick Quentel
This document discusses three categories of business models: disrupt, transform, and collapse. Disruptive business models create new markets through innovations like taxi apps Uber and Hailo. Transforming models evolve through new value propositions or product design, like AT&T's connected living solutions. Collapsing models see the shutdown of old processes due to new technologies, like Kodak after digital photography. The document also discusses major trends impacting business and society, such as urbanization, smart cities, connectivity, health and mobility.
The document discusses the concept of smart cities and Dubai's efforts to become a model smart city. It provides background on the drivers behind smart city initiatives like increasing urbanization straining city infrastructure. Dubai is pursuing various projects like installing WiFi in public places and developing a command center to integrate transportation data. Experts say smart cities require both technology and focus on people, and note Dubai's leadership is strongly supporting its smart city vision to transform the emirate.
The document discusses ways to promote greater inclusion in Indonesia's digital economy. It finds that while internet access has increased significantly, connectivity remains uneven between urban and rural areas. It also notes that affordability and quality issues limit usage. The digital economy has provided new opportunities for consumers, workers, and service delivery, but these benefits are concentrated among certain groups. The document proposes improving connectivity, using technology to upgrade public services, and ensuring the digital economy benefits all.
Three Consumer Market Trends that are Impacting Telecom Industry (2014)Marc Jadoul
The document discusses three consumer market trends impacting the telecom industry: 1) The linear TV model is being replaced as viewers demand more flexible viewing options on multiple devices. 2) Mobile usage and data consumption is growing rapidly, especially for video. 3) The "Internet of Things" is emerging, connecting billions of devices and generating huge revenues. The telecom industry must adapt networks and services to these changing trends of media consumption and connectivity of people and devices.
This document discusses telecommunication and provides details about Zong, a telecommunication company in Pakistan. It defines telecommunication as communicating over long distances electronically. It then discusses Zong's history and acquisition in Pakistan, challenges it faces including network coverage, strong competitors, advertising, and franchises. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for Zong are identified. The conclusion notes Zong faces challenges compared to other companies and recommendations are provided to improve network coverage, advertising, franchises, packages, and handle electric crises.
Disruptive trends shaping the business landscape Singapore - 21 Aug 2019Future Agenda
Future Business Trends
How will global trends disrupt business in the next decade?
Ahead of the first of three speeches / workshops in Singapore over the next few months, this is an overview of some of the key potential drivers of change for businesses.
After some up-front context on foresight it addresses four major area of potential disruption
• The Future Consumer
• Purpose of the Company
• Digital Business
• Future Organisation
If you would like more detail on any of these issues or to know more about the workshops, do not hesitate to get in touch.
A VISION OF THE TELECOM FUTURE IN THE YEAR 2020telegyan
This document discusses the future of broadband access in India in the year 2020. It argues that wireless access using newer technologies will be key to delivering affordable broadband to non-urban areas of India and bridging the digital divide. It outlines several applications like social networking, entertainment, and information that are driving data usage globally and in India. Emerging technologies like LTE and WiMAX could deliver broadband wireless access in a cost-effective manner to more people, especially as costs of devices and infrastructure decline with scale. Widespread affordable broadband access would boost internet adoption, commerce, and overall development across India.
Thought Leader Global ASAP presentation-Smart Cities-Smart Partnering FINALAlistair Pim
This document summarizes a presentation about smart cities and partnering given by Alistair Pim of Schneider Electric. The key points are:
1) Schneider Electric is a large, global company committed to sustainability with over 140,000 employees in 100+ countries.
2) Urbanization, sustainability, and digitization are three megatrends impacting cities and requiring new solutions and partnerships.
3) Schneider Electric offers a portfolio of smart energy, mobility, water, and building solutions to help cities meet challenges through integration, collaboration, and innovation.
4) Developing successful partnerships in smart cities requires understanding roles in the ecosystem, a common vision, executive support, and alliance management skills.
The Outlook for 2020 Mega Trends for the Aluminium Industry in Middle East.
What would drive growth for the Aluminium Industry in 2020 in the Middle East Region.
Project Proposal for Predictive Maintenance Power PlantFerdous Kabir
S1. The document proposes establishing an industrial predictive maintenance and troubleshooting lab in Bangladesh to help power generation and production plants minimize costs and downtime through non-destructive testing (NDT) and condition monitoring techniques.
S2. The lab would develop NDT and condition monitoring facilities using methods like vibration analysis, oil analysis, ultrasonic testing, and thermal analysis to detect problems in power plants and save plants from failures.
S3. This predictive maintenance approach aims to reduce maintenance costs, minimize unplanned shutdowns, and increase plant efficiency and availability.
Link Resources: providing Energy Consulting, Management, Operations and Maintenance services across Fossil, Nuclear, and Bio Energy power plants globally. No SDVOSB has our energy credentials or competencies!"
Verdantix Report: Urjanet Supports Growth of Energy Management EcosystemUrjanet
Read this report to learn more about why and how leading energy services and software firms are choosing Urjanet for their source of utility bill and interval data.
SPARK15: Software Can Transform Energy Strategies...But Will It?Urjanet
Three key points are made in the document:
1) Higher electricity prices, more complex energy systems, and bigger risks to power supply are making data, software and analytics more critical for effective energy strategies.
2) The necessary technology enablers and services capabilities are increasingly in place to implement data-driven energy strategies, though some challenges remain around data collection and integration.
3) Remaining blockers to deploying energy management strategies include competing priorities for funding within organizations and a lack of understanding around business cases and creative financing approaches, though pushing a stronger value proposition may help overcome these barriers.
India story- Demand of Non-Ferrous Metal in IndiaMtlexs.com
This document discusses a conference about increasing demand for non-ferrous metals in India. The conference aims to facilitate discussions around making the non-ferrous metal industry future-ready by innovating to achieve double-digit growth over the next decade. The agenda includes speakers from metal industry organizations discussing topics like recycling, global trends, and opportunities in India. Confirmed partners for the event include industry associations and government organizations. Potential invitees are identified from metal producers, users, traders, and government. Population and economic growth in India is expected to drive increased demand for non-ferrous metals.
Verdantix green quadrant_energy_management_software_2013Steve Cole
This report provides an analysis of 14 enterprise energy management software applications to help companies select products and suppliers. It evaluates the applications based on product demonstrations, a 134-point questionnaire, and interviews with 15 customer firms. It finds that the enterprise energy management software market has matured from early site-focused applications to today's enterprise-scale solutions. Leading suppliers include CA Technologies, IBM, and Schneider Electric. Customers are increasingly focused on using software to optimize energy performance and manage growing energy costs and data. The report aims to help senior executives understand their options when selecting an energy management software provider.
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This document provides an overview of the robotics and automation industry and trends. Some key points:
- Computing and robotics are advancing rapidly, with robots gaining abilities like seeing, moving, and interacting naturally. This will unlock many new applications and empower people.
- The robotics industry is growing quickly, with an estimated $1.2 trillion in spending by 2025. China's robotics growth rate was 54% last year alone.
- Robots are being used increasingly in industries like manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, and more. Examples of applications include drones, surgical robots, automated milking, and driverless tractors.
- Technology costs are decreasing, while wages are increasing in places like
SPARK16 Presentation: IoT, Data, and New Business Models are Disrupting Build...Urjanet
The document discusses how Internet of Things (IoT), data, and new business models are disrupting building energy efficiency economics. It notes that IoT is enabling building intelligence through infrastructure for connectivity and data acquisition. This data can provide actionable insights and improvements when used with building energy management systems (BEMS) and analytics. However, barriers still exist including technology hurdles and issues related to people and organizational goals. New business models are emerging around IoT that involve recurring revenue models through offerings of devices, apps, services, and platforms.
This document discusses energy management systems and ELNet V5 energy management software. It provides an overview of the benefits of energy management, including continuous improvement and energy savings. It then describes the features of ELNet V5, which allows users to monitor, control, and optimize energy performance across industries. ELNet V5 is an upgraded software that provides accurate data analysis and reporting without requiring dedicated staff. It generates reports on energy usage and flags inefficient equipment.
This document discusses several mega trends driving opportunities in sub-Saharan Africa, including urbanization, the growth of mobile technology, new business models, healthcare improvements, energy development, and financial sector expansion. It defines mega trends as large-scale, long-term forces that impact societies and economies. The presentation then examines specific trends in more depth, such as the rise of mega cities and corridors, infrastructure development needs across sectors, and how mobile connectivity is helping connect more Africans.
The document provides an introduction to predictive maintenance. It outlines the objectives of the course, which are to define predictive maintenance programs and various condition monitoring techniques, including vibration analysis, lubrication analysis, ultrasonic analysis, and thermographic analysis. The agenda covers topics such as predictive maintenance, maintenance planning, vibration analysis, and thermal analysis. The document then begins discussing predictive maintenance in more detail, defining preventative maintenance, predictive maintenance, and condition monitoring. It explores patterns of equipment failure and how to monitor equipment condition.
A 21st Century Roadmap: The Future of Infrastructuretipfutures2011
The document discusses infrastructure challenges and opportunities in the 21st century across multiple domains including energy, transportation, manufacturing, and communication. It outlines critical assumptions and limitations facing current systems and envisions both incremental and transformational innovation through new eras enabled by emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles, renewable energy, advanced materials, cloud computing, and the internet of things. The future described emphasizes distributed, smart and integrated infrastructure systems relying more on software, data and services than traditional physical assets.
The document discusses predictions for technological changes between 2012-2030 and their effects on society. It predicts that by 2030, cities will be highly intelligent with connectivity and sensing capabilities embedded everywhere. This will fundamentally change how people live and work. To realize this vision, foundational technologies need to be developed now in areas like smart manufacturing, energy efficiency, transportation, healthcare and more. Exponential data growth is also expected, driven by more connected devices predicted to reach over 60 billion by 2030. Societal changes from these technological advances include new models for education, government services and social inclusion.
This document summarizes key points from a presentation on mega trends and their implications. It identifies several mega trends from the last decade like the rise of China, e-commerce, social networking, and sustainability. It also outlines current and emerging mega trends like smart products and cities, electric vehicles, health innovations, and the growing middle class. The presentation discusses how these various trends will converge and transform businesses, society, and our daily lives in the coming years.
In the broadband mobile era, user experience continues to evolve; this presentation is giving an insight on how the user exp shall evolve as the technology is evolving rapidly
The document summarizes a presentation on the impact of urbanization and the rise of megacities on vehicle and technology planning. It discusses trends like urbanization, the development of mega cities and regions, and new urban mobility business models and technologies that are emerging as a result. It provides examples of smart city initiatives in Amsterdam that are promoting electric vehicles, bicycles, renewable energy solutions, and reducing car dependency through policies like expanding bike lanes and reducing parking.
This document discusses IBM's mobile solutions and the future of technology. It notes that (1) billions of devices are now connected, including phones, sensors, and RFID tags, and (2) data and traffic are growing exponentially, with internet traffic exceeding 1 zettabyte in 2011. (3) IBM is working on solutions to help analyze real-time multi-modal traffic and develop smarter products that are instrumented, interconnected, and intelligent to build a smarter planet and enable sustainability.
1. Eight Centres of Gravity: consolidation of power - The mobile industry is moving towards vertical integration with companies like Google, Nokia, and Apple building ecosystems around vertically integrated hardware, software, and services solutions.
2. The software industry is consolidating - Operating systems are consolidating around Android and S60, while application environments will be dominated by WebKit, Flash Lite, Qt, and Java ME.
3. Open is the new closed - Open source is moving from early adoption to maturity across handset makers, with benefits of shared costs but risks around lack of mobile open source best practices.
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Technopolis reported a solid start to 2018 with key financial metrics such as comparable net sales and EBITDA up over 5% year-over-year. Occupancy rates continued rising and the service business saw continued growth. A new UMA opened in Stockholm and another is set to open in Copenhagen in September. The company's balance sheet remains strong with debt maturity extended through a new refinancing agreement. Guidance for 2018 remains unchanged with net sales expected to be flat compared to 2017 and EBITDA to remain the same or slightly below 2017 levels.
Technopolis Plc reported strong financial results for full year 2017, with net sales up 4.4% and EBITDA up 4.3%. Occupancy rates increased across all business units, with the group average reaching 96.1%. The company will propose a dividend of EUR 0.17 per share. For 2018, Technopolis estimates net sales will remain stable while EBITDA may be slightly lower, accounting for a property divestment in 2017. The company will continue its strategy of organic expansion and potential acquisitions to create shareholder value.
Technopolis Plc reported continued growth in the first three quarters of 2017. Financial occupancy rates rose to 94.4% while net sales and EBITDA grew 5.4% year-over-year on a constant currency basis. Services continue to be a key focus, with service income up 15.7% and EBITDA growing 72.8% year-over-year. Organic expansion projects totaling €93.9 million are underway across multiple campuses. Guidance for 2017 remains unchanged with an expectation that net sales and EBITDA will improve over 2016 levels.
Technopolis Plc reported strong financial results for the first half of 2017, with increases in key metrics like net sales, EBITDA, and financial occupancy rate compared to the same period last year. Services are becoming an increasingly important contributor to revenue and profits. The company is progressing on implementing its revised strategy, which includes expanding its coworking network and development projects, with the goal of spending €200-250 million on organic growth by 2020. Technopolis reiterated its full-year guidance and expects continued improvement over 2016 based on its current property portfolio.
The document outlines Technopolis' strategy for 2017-2020, which focuses on shareholder value creation through enhancing their service concept, accelerating organic campus expansion, pursuing acquisitions, expanding their service business, and significantly growing their UMA co-working network. Key financial targets include achieving over 8% annual ROE, maintaining an equity ratio above 35%, earning 8-10% annual EPS growth, and over 5% annual NAV per share growth. The board also outlined a new dividend policy paying out 40-60% of annual EPRA earnings.
- The company reported strong financial results in Q1 2017, with net sales up 7.8% and EBITDA up 7.7% compared to Q1 2016. Earnings per share were EUR 0.10.
- Occupancy rates remained high at 93.5% and service income continued growing steadily, accounting for 13.5% of total sales.
- Construction of new office projects in Vilnius, Helsinki and Tallinn were progressing on schedule.
- The company's financial position remained solid, with the equity ratio at 42.8% and loan-to-value ratio of 53.4%.
- Net sales for Technopolis increased 0.9% in 2016 while EBITDA increased 0.1%
- Financial occupancy rate was 93.4% for the year
- Service income grew 10.6% and now makes up 13.0% of total sales, more than doubling the margin
- New growth projects are on target and divestitures continued to realize fair value
- Equity ratio improved to 41.5% due to a rights issue and divestitures
- The company reported positive Q3 results, with net sales and EBITDA up 3.5% excluding FX and non-recurring items. Occupancy was 92.7% as expected.
- A 124 million euro rights issue was oversubscribed by 66% and will be used to strengthen the balance sheet after acquisitions and fund new projects.
- Guidance for 2016 remains unchanged, with net sales and EBITDA expected to remain at 2015 levels (+/- 5%).
This document provides a summary of Technopolis' performance in the first half of 2016. Key points include:
- Occupancy rates increased to 93.4% in Q2 from 92.5% in Q1.
- Net sales were up 1.2% year-over-year while EBITDA was down 0.9% excluding foreign exchange and non-recurring items.
- Service income grew 10% and now makes up 13% of total income.
- The company acquired Technopolis Gårda Campus in Gothenburg, Sweden for EUR 126.6 million.
- An equity rights issue of approximately EUR 125 million is proposed to fund future acquisitions and growth projects
- Net sales were up 1.4% and EBITDA up 0.5% on a constant currency basis for the first quarter of 2016 compared to the same period in 2015. Occupancy rates were down to 92.5% due to a drop in Oulu.
- The company signed new lease agreements for almost 10,000 square meters in Oulu during the quarter and has plans to divest 50,000 square meters in Oulu over the long term to reach equilibrium.
- Service revenue grew 14.5% and the penetration rate was at 12.6%, in line with the company's goal of 15% penetration by 2020.
- Net sales and EBITDA for Technopolis increased 5.5% and 6.7% respectively in 2015 compared to 2014. Occupancy rates remained high at 94.6%.
- Fair values of investment properties increased by 1.3 million euros. Equity ratio improved to 39.3% from 38.5% the previous year.
- Technopolis expects net sales and EBITDA to remain stable in 2016 (+/- 5% from 2015 levels). The company will focus acquisitions on Scandinavia but markets are very competitive currently.
- Occupancy rates and financial performance improved year-over-year in Q3 2015. Occupancy rose to 94.5% from 93.5% and EBITDA increased 11.7%
- Fair values increased by EUR 4.1 million overall due to yield compression and increased occupancy assumptions, with the largest increases in Finland and the Baltic Rim
- The company will focus on organic growth through new projects in key markets and continue divesting assets in Finland, while being selective about acquisition opportunities
- The company had a strong second quarter performance in 2015 with occupancy remaining high at 94.1%, net sales up 11.3% and EBITDA up 17.8%.
- Non-recurring income provided an additional EUR 5.4 million from early lease terminations.
- The modernization program is now complete and will no longer negatively impact property values, with investments in concepts and infrastructure continuing.
- The company is sticking to its 2015 guidance for 4-6% net sales growth and 5-7% EBITDA growth.
- Net sales were up 3.8% in Q1/2015 compared to the previous year and EBITDA was up 7.9%. EBITDA margin increased to 53.9% from 51.9%.
- Service revenues increased 13.9% year-over-year and occupancy remained strong at 93.8%.
- The company has projects in progress totaling EUR 109.7 million, including a new development in Vilnius with a pre-let rate of 48% and estimated completion in December 2016.
New conference rooms have been added at Innopoli 2 including Conference Rooms Morse, Rubik, Ollila 1 and 2, and the Nobel Conference Room and sauna. The Bell Conference Room and sauna were also noted along with the Inno Market Square being available at Innopoli 2.
Technopolis provides the best addresses for companies to operate and succeed in five countries in the Nordic-Baltic region. In this presentation we present our financial highlights from fiscal year 2014.
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Frost&Sullivan: Mega-trend Presentation MTF11
1. Looking Through the Crystal Ball
Mega Trends That Will Shape the Future of
the World
12th May 2011
Courtesy of :
Money Talks Forum
1
2. Definition of a Mega Trend
Impact of Mega Trends on Key
What is a Mega Trend?
Organisational Functions
Mega Trends are global, sustained
and macro economic forces of
development that impact business,
economy, society, cultures and
personal lives thereby defining our
future world and its increasing pace
of change
2
3. Overview of Top Mega Trends
URBANIZATIO
Mega City Future of Global Power Generation
ENERG
Mega City Future of Global Power Generation
Mega Regions Innovating to Zero !: Zero Emission
Y
Mega Regions Innovating to Zero !: Zero Emission
N
Mega Corridors
Mega Corridors Technologies
Technologies
SMART Cities and SMART
SMART Cities and SMART
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
MOBILITY
Generation Y Electric
Electric Vehicles
Vehicles
Generation Y
E-
Women Empowerment and Women CE Electric
Electric Aircrafts
Aircrafts
Women Empowerment and Women CE
SOCIAL
Power to the Middle Class
Power to the Middle Class
Reverse Brain Drain and CXO Positions in
Reverse Brain Drain and CXO Positions in
Developing Economies
Developing Economies
INFRASTRUCTU
Six Degrees Apart: Geo Socialization
Six Degrees Apart: Geo Socialization Future Investment in
Future Investment in
Infrastructure:
Infrastructure:
RE
Power, Water and Transport
Power, Water and Transport
Beyond BRIC: The Next Game Change
Beyond BRIC: The Next Game Change
ECONOMY
New Shores: Emerging Outsourcing
New Shores: Emerging Outsourcing Emerging Transportation Corridors
Emerging Transportation Corridors
Hotspots
Hotspots
Future Global 500 Companies by Region
Future Global 500 Companies by Region
New Trade Zones
New Trade Zones
BUSINES
New Business Models
New Business Models
S
SMART Clouds: The Next in Cloud
SMART Clouds: The Next in Cloud
Computing
Computing
SPACE JAM: Congested Satellite
TECHNOLOGY
SPACE JAM: Congested Satellite
WELLNESS
HEALTH &
Orbits
Orbits From Fat to Fit: Health,
From Fat to Fit: Health,
Virtual World: Fluid Interfaces and
Virtual World: Fluid Interfaces and Wellness and Well Being
Wellness and Well Being
Haptic Technology
Haptic Technology
RoboSlaves
RoboSlaves
Future of Consumer Electronics
Future of Consumer Electronics
Wireless Intelligence
FACTOR
Wireless Intelligence Factory of the Future: SMART and
SMART
Factory of the Future: SMART and
Future Broadband Applications
Future Broadband Applications GREEN
Y
GREEN
World War 3: Cyber Warfare
World War 3: Cyber Warfare
3
4. What were the Top Mega Trends in 2000?
• China as an emerging Super power
• E-
Internet Retail and E-Commerce
• From Industrial to Information Society
• Outsourcing as a business model
• .......
4
5. Three Main Trends in Urbanisation: Development
of Mega Cities, Mega Regions and Mega Corridors
MEGA CITY MEGA REGIONS MEGA CORRIDORS
City With A Minimum Cities Combining With The Corridors Connecting
Population Of 10 Suburbs To Form Regions. Two Major Cities or Mega
Million (Population over 15 Million) Regions
EXAMPLE: Greater EXAMPLE: Johannesburg EXAMPLE: Hong Kong-
London and Pretoria (forming Shenzhen-Guangzhou in
“Jo-Toria”) China (Population 120
Million)
5
6. Top 20 Megacities – Ranking
50% Of The Top 20 Megacities In 2025 Will Be From The
Developing Countries
Evolution of Megacities: Top 20 Megacities - Ranking (Global), 2009-2025
2009-
45 Top 20 Megacities in 2025
Top 20 Megacities in 2025
40
1.
Population (million)
10 Cities from the
35 Tokyo developing economies.
6. 9. 11.Mumbai
30 2. Mexico São
City 8. Paulo 16. Delhi
25 New Shanghai 12. Osaka-
York Kobe New definition of Megacity ‘25
20
15 3. Los 18. Guangzhou
14. Beijing 17. Moscow
Angeles 10. U.N. definition
10 Buenos of Megacity ‘09
Aires
5 5. Chicago 7.Paris 15.Hong Kong 19.Seoul
4. London 20. Miami
13.Philadelphia
0
(3) (1) 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23
Ranking based on population and GDP * Size of the bubble – GDP 2025
45
Top 20 Megacities in 2009
Top 20 Megacities in 2009
40 8 Cities from the developing
Population (million)
35 1. economies.
Tokyo
30
25 8. Mexico City 19.Mumbai
2. 9. São Paulo 17. Shanghai
13.
20 New York 7. Osaka- Moscow
Kobe
15 20. Rio de Janeiro
3. Los 5. Paris 11. Buenos 14. Seoul
Angeles Aires U.N. definition
10
16. Toronto of Megacity ‘09
5 4. London
6.Chicago 12.Hong Kong 18. Madrid
10.Philadelphia 15. Miami
0
(3) (1) 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23
* Size of the bubble – GDP 2009
Ranking based on population and GDP
* Cities from emerging economies Note: All figures are rounded; the base year is 2009. Source: Frost & Sullivan
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7. Smart Cities – “Green” Replaced by “SMART” Concepts
Smart Diamond to define Smart City
‘S”
Governance
‘S’ Citizen ‘S’ Business
Source: Frost & Sullivan
‘S’ City ‘S’ Buildings
Planning
‘S’ ICT
‘S’ Mobility ‘S’
Energy
‘S’
Information
Technology
7
8. Over 40 Global Cities to be SMART Cities in 2020 - More than 50% of
Smart cities of 2025 will be from Europe and North America.
China and India to see over 50 New “Sustainable” Cities
Amsterdam
London
Boulder
Tianjin
GIFT
San Francisco Göteborg
Stockholm
Reykjavik Oslo Hammarby Sjöstad Songdo
Montreal Clonburris Copenhagen
Vancouver
St Davids
Seattle Toronto Freiburg
Portland
Paris Dongtan
Treasure Island Barcelona Changsha
Destiny
Coyote Springs Meixi Lake
Babcock Ranch Khajuraho
Arcosanti
Pune Singapore City
Bogota Kochi
Legend Waitakere, N.Z.
Cities built from scratch Curitiba
Cape Town Masdar
Moreland, Australia
Existing eco cities
Existing eco megacities
Source: Frost & Sullivan
8
9. “Smart” Market Opportunity: Convergence of Technology Will Lead to
Convergence of Competition
Energy/Infrastructure
Players
• T&D Technology
• Power Electronics
• Renewable Energy
• Integrated Distribution Management
• Substation Automation
• AMI-Enabled Metering
• Etc.
• IP Networks • Building Automation
• Digital Technology • Demand-Side Management
• Analysis Software • Connectivity of devices
• Wireless Communication • Monitoring and Sensing
• Technology Integration • Smart Grid Integration
• Network Security • Etc.
• Etc.
Automation/Building
IT Players Control Players
Source: Frost & Sullivan.
9
10. “Smart” is the New Green
Smart Cities Smart Smart Smart
Technology Infrastructure Energy
Smart Smart
Smart Grids Smart Clouds
Mobility Buildings
Smart Smart Smart
Smart Meters
Materials Bandages Phones
10
11. Six Degrees Apart: Geo Socialisation in 2020
Used For: Used For:
Meet Ups, Restaurant and Digital Marketing:
Nightclub Reviews, Receiving Updates on
Concert Events Promotion and Offers
Used For: Used For:
Networking in Business Local Real Estate News,
Conferences: Updates on Geo Socialising with
Potential Contacts Friends
11
12. Generation Y: Goods and Services Catered to Values, Beliefs, Interest
and Lifestyle
Personalization Techno Savvy Civic and Demanding and
and and Connected Environmentally Impatient – “Fast
Individualization 24 X 7 Friendly and the Furious”
Gaming Gizmos
Personalized Search and Instant Text Messaging
Eco- Transport
News
Smart Phones
Social Networking Profiles
Bag-For-Life (Paper Bags
Instead of Plastic) Instant Chat
Facebook-on-the Move
Personalized Products
Paperless Banking Speed Oriented
Gaming (Car Racing)
Microblogs
12
13. Future RoboSlave: Pervasive Robotic Technology in 2020 That Will
“Act as a Butler” in Everyday Life
Robots as Pets Robots for
Household
Chores
Robots to Wait
on Hand and
Robots for
Foot
Companionship
Robots as
Robots To Help
With Strategic Waiters
Planning and
Business
Robots as
Nannies
13
14. Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: Future Machine Technology With
Multiple Applications
Welding Drilling Medical Robots Performing
Robots in Space
Low Invasive Surgery
Robotic Industrial Applications in 2020
Material Packaging Transportation Robots Military Robots
Handling
14
15. Virtual World 2020: 3D Simulated Environment for Interaction and
Experience Impacting Personal Mobility
Virtual Shopping Allowing Customers to Try Virtual Surgeries
and Medical Training Virtual Business Conferences
Products without leaving their homes
Virtual Classes and Laboratories Social Networking: 3D Avatars
and Daily 3D Field Trips Enabling People to Lead
to Different Countries and Planets Multiple Lives
15
16. Fluid Interfaces: Haptic Technology Enabling Seamless, Gestural,
Intuitive and Ambient Interaction Between Physical and Virtual Realms
“Holodecks”: F-16 Haptic Entertainment
Flight Simulator Experiences Wearable Computing:
Gestural Interfaces Are
Being Developed that
Allows Humans to
Interact and Augment
Physical World with
Digital Data
Applications of Wearable
Computing: Using Hand as
a Keypad or Dial Pad
Intuitive Haptic Gaming Experiences
Surface Computers:
Browsing of Internet
on Any Surface
Through Gestures
Source: MIT Media Group, 2010
16
17. New Consumer Electronics In 2020: Faster, Smaller, Cheaper and
Innovative & Customized with Even Shorter Development Life-Cycles
From Laptops To Tabletops
From Laptops To Tabletops Mobile Phones: Projection,
Mobile Phones: Projection,
From 2D to 3D HDTV
From 2D to 3D HDTV
Visual Search and Morphing
Visual Search and Morphing
Holographic “Projection Keyboard”
Mobile Projection Technology
Technologies in 2020
3D HDTV– use of auto
stereoscopic displays with micro Touchscreen Window With Built-in
lenses) to transmit images Camera, Scanner, Wi-fi, Google
Maps Intuitive Search Tools.
differently to right and left eyes
Laptops with integrated monitor
and keyboard. E-Media
E-Media
E-Book E-Newspaper
Reader
Morphing– Allowing Users to Transform
Mobiles Into Different Shapes
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18. Real-Time Wireless Intelligence in 2020: IT Infrastructure To Be
Around 80% Wireless on a Single Integrated Platform
UTILITIES: Smart Meters, Wireless
GPS: Atleast 75% of automobiles
Technology and Sensors enabling
installed with GPS equipment
Machine to Machine (M2M)
enabling intelligent traffic
communication and monitoring of
management system.
energy use
4G Mobile technology
(LTE, WiMAX)
enabling integration
into any wireless BUILDINGS: Wireless
AIRPORTS: Free Wi-Fi platform Building Automation
Access and Real – Time CCTV surveillance with built-in Systems at Homes and
Virtual Monitoring with Network Card, DVR and LCD Offices Connected to
secure, high-speed, wireless Monitor integrated into the iPhone, Laptop, Car
data networking wireless platform Systems for Easy
Control and
NETWORK Communication
INTELLIGENCE
Managed by A
Central Server SATELLITE
TECHNOLOGY (such
as GALILEO) to provide
navigation for aviation,
ground and maritime
HOTSPOTS: City-wide Wi-Fi operations
Network (Eg. Sunnyvale,
California) with Hotspots in
Cafes, Hotels and other
RAILWAYS: Real-Time important locations
EMERGENCY SERVICES:
Wireless Video Surveillance in Wireless surveillance connecting fire
railways stations for event and police forces to Central Server
detection, preparedness, for monitoring, control and command
prevention, protection, response communications
and recovery
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19. Innovative Technologies of the Future
Advanced Batteries and Storage
Flexible SMART Materials
Electronics
Green IT
Nanomaterials
Top 10 Technologies of the
Future
Lasers
Solar PV
White Biotech
3D Integration
Autonomous Systems
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20. Global Power Generation in 2020: Shifting Regional and Fuel Balance
– Power Generation from Renewables and Nuclear Energy to Increase to 36% in 2020 (from 32% in 2007)
By 2020, nearly half of world electricity to be produced in emerging regions
2007 Energy Market: Global Power Generation (TWh) by Region (World), 2020 2020
26,620 TWh
19,756 TWh
Power Generation in TWh
Source: Frost & Sullivan / International Energy Agency
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21. Top 10 Global Energy Trends
Major
Trend 2010 2015 2020
Power Demand Non-OECD countries China becomes Global electrification Big expansion of
1 Growth Surpass OECD largest consumer reaches 80% electric/hybrid vehicles
New Age of CCGT favourite generation technology Growth in global pipeline network
2 Natural Gas Massive boost in LNG availability Shale gas boom in USA
Clean Coal
Carbon Capture and Storage pilot plants Commercial CCS viability & large-scale dev-t
3 Commercialisa
tion Ultrasupercritical technology becomes prevalent
Nuclear 56 reactors under construction globally Nuclear renaissance in 480+ reactors
4 resurgence Massive nuclear expansion in China some European countries operational
Renewable grid Solar and wind reach grid parity in EU and Japan Renewables share in power
5 parity Grid parity reached in majority of developed world generation: 25% - globally, 30% - EU
Smarter Expansion of virtual power plants
6 Grids Smart meters take off in US and Europe Smart meters reach most consumers in developed world
Energy Green buildings become norm in developed world Global penetration of micro-
7 Efficiency Global coverage for energy-efficient lighting renewables and micro-CHP
Energy storage market Improved battery technologies emerge Grid-scale energy storage takes off
8 Energy Storage
reaches $50 billion (Li-ion, NiZn, Molten Salt) (pumped storage, CAES)
“Peak shaving” through energy efficiency, Smart meters optimise consumer Direct load control of smart
9 Demand
Management promotion of embedded generation usage patterns and flatten peak demand appliances via remote man-t
Market Most power generation markets fully liberalised Growing trans-regional power trading
10 Liberalisation Focus on emerging markets retail liberalisation
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22. Global Energy & Environment Market … Headline Market Issues
The global energy market is challenged by three
interlocking issues that make present energy Fossil Fuel Power will continue to
markets both attractive and complex: dominate and will grow dramatically in
the next 20 years.
Fuel Costs & Security of Supply Issues,
Global Primary Energy demand to
Environmental Issues
increase by over 50% between now and
Growth in Global Energy Demand 2030.
World Electricity Demand to increase
60% for same period.
Fuel Supply Over 70% of this increase comes from
and Costs developing countries, led by China and
India.
CO2 Emissions reach 40 Gt in 2030, a
55% increase over 2005 level.
Significant Global Growth
Global
Opportunities for Power Generation,
Environment Energy
Demand Energy Efficiency and Water
Management.
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23. Global Energy & Environment Market …. Evolution of Market
Issues
Major 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
Issue
Libya nationalises Major strikes in UK
Extremely cold weather in
British Petroleum as coal production Fears over security
Fuel concession & Iraq is cut
Europe increases demand US boom
of gas supplies from
and oil prices followed by
Supply/Cost follows soon e.g Russia
crash
Trends Acceleration of
First wave of
‘Dash for Gas’ oil prices
Nuclear
German government
Prices rise as oil announces plans to phase
Global Windfall profits tax enacted out nuclear power
embargo begins Emergence of major
and later reduced
Energy capacity gaps across
Demand Oil embargo ends Production outages in China Europe & NA
North Sea boom
Greenhouse gas Heightened public
EU Directive for air-quality Adoption of EU Large emissions allowance objection to
standards and smoke Combustion Plant trading scheme emissions
Environment Directive (LCPD)
Issues Chernobyl disaster 20: 20: 20 EU
challenges nuclear Global water
vision for
safety Stress
renewables
2011:
• Security of Energy Supply
• Portfolio Diversification
• Energy Efficiency
• Capacity Optimisation
• Integration of Renewables
• Sustainable Water
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24. Timeline for Major Market Issues
Major 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030
Issue
Energy from Waste
Oil passes Demand for liquid fuel Coal reaches
in Emerging Resurgence
$100 per falling after 2015 Almost 45% of energy
Markets Of Nuclear
Fuel Supply barrel Consumption, following
Growth of natural gas growth in India and China
And Costs Oil drops
Acceleration of kept in check by high
To $35 per Continued acceleration
Natural gas gas prices
barrel of coal-fired power
Growth dominated Long-running Global Energy Demand
By India & China boom in Russia almost double 2000 levels
Global Energy Developing economies
Deceleration and
pass 40% of electricity
Demand maturation of EU
demand
Growth Resumed Electricity generation passes
in all regions 30,000 billion kWh
Potable water
China overtakes the US as Accelerated investment
20% Renewable consumption up
the world’s biggest emitter in carbon capture
Energy in Europe 50% on 1995
Environment of CO2 and storage
Global
Issues Stationary fuel cells
CO2 Emissions
Global Renewables Boom in RO contribute to
reach 40 Gt
Growth Desalination distributed generation
30,000
Global
Electricity
20,000
Generation
(billion kWrh)
10,000
0
2010 2015 2020 2025 Source: Frost & Sullivan and EIA.
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25. Growth in Electricity Generation by Fuel
35,000
2.1%
30,000 Coal
Other 1.3%
renewables
-3.3%
Electricity Generation (TWh)
25,000 Wind -1.8% Oil
2.4% 2007-2020
Hydro Gas
20,000 1.5%
2020-2030
1.8%
Nuclear Nuclear
2.9%
15,000
Gas 2.2%
Hydro
2.2%
10,000
Oil 15.2%
Wind
5.0%
5,000 Coal
7.7%
Other renewables
7.2%
0
-5% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20%
2007 2020 2030
Compound Annual Growth Rate
Source : International Energy Agency, Frost & Sullivan
Continuing strong global growth for renewables:
Expect further drops in price and cost competitiveness
Expect ongoing expansion of the technology supply base
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26. Renewable Energy Industry – EU Snapshot, Future
Growth
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Example: EU Installed Capacity, MW, 2015
Wind Energy
• Wind energy will continue to be the most
important renewable energy source, with most of
the total installed capacity in 2015.
Solar Energy
Wind Power = 153 GW
Biomass Energy
Solar Power = 80 GW
Geothermal Energy
Biomass Power = 20 GW
Geothermal Power = 8 GW
Marine Energy
Marine Power less than 200 MW
Source: Frost & Sullivan.
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27. How CleanTech has Expanded and how the Segments Look
Today …
Environmental Technologies and Services
Fuels & Feedstocks Alternative/ Emission Energy
Renewables Reduction Efficiency
• Wind, Solar, Biomass • Advanced turbines • Smart meters & grids
• Clean fuels
Power • Biofuels • Fuel cells • Air pollution control • Energy management
& Energy • Hydro • Coal to gas • T&D infrastructure
• Hydrogen
• Wave, tidal • Filter technology • Energy storage
• Biomass
• Geothermal • Clean coal • Advanced batteries
• Waste to Energy
• CCS
• Biomass • Micro-renewables • Ventilation • Green buildings
Building • Fuel Management • Solar thermal • Extraction • Low energy lighting
Technologies • Heat pumps • Insulation • Building controls
• BIPV • Smart homes
• Bio solids • Gasification • Air filtration • Waste to energy
Environment • Bio wastes • Anaerobic digestion • VOC control • Water recycling
(CleanTech) • Biogas • Pyrolysis • Water & wastewater • Energy recovery
treatment • Waste recycling
• Waste management • Desalination
• Biodiesel • Fuel cell vehicles • Electric vehicles • Mass transportation
Transport • Ethanol • Solar • Hybrid vehicles • Vehicle efficiency
(Road, rail, air) • LPG • Filters technology
• Dual fuel systems • Converters etc.
• Power converters • Energy management
• Fuel delivery & • Advanced process
Industrial dispensing … valves, • SCADA control
software
• Wireless comms • Motors & drives
actuators etc.
• Pumps, compressors etc.
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28. CleanTech Issues, Challenges & Opportunities
Issues & Challenges:
• Green investment is too often not price competitive
• Too many markets remain beholden to incentives & grants
• Regulations cover the ‘What’ and not so much the ‘How’
Opportunities:
• When the issues go beyond green
• Where the added value becomes truly tangible
• When secure financing is available
• When there is a real RoI
• .... When the risk for the customer is low.
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29. Outlook for the Environment & Energy Industry
Top 10 Technologies and Markets to Watch For in 2020
Energy Efficiency in
Buildings
Carbon Capture
and Storage SMART
Buildings
Energy Recovery
from Waste
Top 10 Markets of the
LED Lighting
Future Revolution
Key technology platforms that
Key technology platforms that
are poised to have a profound
are poised to have a profound
impact on a number of sectors
impact on a number of sectors
across the globe. These areas
across the globe. These areas
present a potential high ROI.
present a potential high ROI.
Water Re-Use &
Desalination
SMART Grid
Advanced Batteries
Solar PV and Energy Storage
Fuel Cells Source: Frost & Sullivan
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30. Factory of the Future: SMART and GREEN: “Flexibility in Capacity” And
“Robotic Technology” Combined with Artificial Intelligence Are Key Features
Future Plant SMART Factory 2020
Current Plant
Material Handling conveyer Factory of the future will Lower Production Costs and shorten Innovation and
Production Cycles
Mixing Plant
Processing Plant Work Simulation Material Handling conveyer
Drying Chamber 10% decrease in production time; 30%
Separation Plant savings in project cost; 20% reduction in Mixing & Processing Plant
Waste Water manual labour; Reduced CO2 emissions LV and MV drives
Processing Plant Heating Plant coupled with energy
Batching & Blending efficient products
Plant Drying Chamber
Separation Plant
Cleaning Plant
Chilling Plant Waste Water
Processing Plant Heating Plant
Quality Plant
Packaging Shop Premium Batching & Blending
efficiency class Plant
motors, pumps
and compressors; Chilling Plant
all requiring low
voltage drives Remote Support and Diagnosis
FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES of Production Equipment,
Cleaning Plant
Virtual Reality based
• Current Sensing
• Reduced Complexity maintenance and Planning
• Cloud Computing
• Software as a Service
• Digital Factory
• Software configurable hardware Quality Plant
• Mobile Applications Packaging Shop
• Sustainability
• OELD Displays
• Virtualization
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31. Rapid Developments in IT will Drive Interoperability, Miniaturization
and Intelligence of Systems
Broad Segmentation of Smart Factory Predictive Maintenance
Maintenance decisions based on future predictions
Detection anomalies early and understanding its
implications on the equipment
Equipment Diagnostics
Acquire Validate Temp, pressure, flow etc
Data
Source: www.smartfactory-kl.de Analyze Design information, Maintenance
Validated Data Performance History, Operating Mode
Successful working of a Smart Factory depends on rapid
Standardized
developments in IT and its influence across industrial
Performance Predict Degraded Economics
technologies Operation
These include smart field devices, communication protocols,
control systems, PDAs and manufacturing software solutions Cost Benefits
from avoiding Take
Industrial wireless is expected to play a very crucial role in Corrective
potential failures
enabling communication between all these smart devices and Action
digital networks
Prioritizing Maintenance
work orders
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32. Convergence of Sustainable and Smart Solutions will Drive Automation Growth
Market How to achieve greater
Requirement: operational efficiency Market How do I enable effective
through sustainable Requirement: information flow among IT
means? and Automation solutions?
Response:
Vendor independent Response: Seamless communication
services from design from plant to business
stages onwards until end Strategic level powered by solutions
product life Services like MES, EMI, PLM …
Energy Manufacturing
Efficiency Software
Market How much more efficient is Smart
Requirement: the product from Supplier Technology Market How can I have smarter plant?
A than Supplier B??? Requirement:
Response: Energy efficient ratings of
products will be a norm Response: Industrial wireless, predictive
maintenance and smart
devices will synergize to offer
Source: Frost & Sullivan. real time intelligence
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33. E-Mobility : Over 40 Million Electric 2 Wheelers and 4 Wheelers will be
Sold Annually Around the Globe in 2020
Total 30 million – Total 10 Million –
2 Wheelers (2020) 4 Wheelers (2020)
Sanyo Enacle XM 3000 Electric Moped The GEM Peapod The Smith Newton
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34. Electric Vehicle Market Provides Opportunity to Enter New Fields
Cooperation to simultaneously promote EV use and electricity as a fuel
Integrators to create partnerships with Utilities, OEMs
and Government
Utilities Integrators OEMs
Key
Responsibility:
Key
Development of
Responsibility:
Charging
Infrastructure Promotion of EV
use
Supplies
Development of
infrastructure to
performing
distribute their
batteries
energy
Infrastructure
Charging supplier System/Battery
Station Government
Manufacturers
Manufacturers
Could work to improve charging time and safety
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35. Mobility Integrators (MI) to Offer Innovative Mobility Solutions To
Complement Commuters’ Inter-modality and Multi-Modality Travel Split
Telecom
Operators
The Concept of a Dynamic
Transport Operators
Transport Solution Integrating
Rail Bus
Different Modes Under a
Single Entity to make
Personal Transportation Easy
and Simple
Online Mobility Carsharing
Booking Agencies:
Long Distance Mobility
Bikes
Mobility
Integrator
Short Distance Urban Mobility
MIs will start exploiting the
Web 2.0 and Mobile 2.0
Internet service to offer
Technology mobility-based
Payment Engine Solutions Provider applications (apps) on smart
phones.
Technology Evolution
MOBILE
2.0
WEB 2.0
*The company logos mentioned are only for descriptive purpose
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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36. Final Thoughts
CleanTech markets are converging ….. Efficiency is emerging as the most important
value proposition
Huge mid and long-term potential for renewables still very much exists (short-term
dominated by wind; solar gaining share)
Smart technology is re-defining the market and becoming integral to energy efficiency
… Smart Solutions have leapfrogged pure ‘Green’ Solutions
Technology convergence leads to convergence of competition and re-defined value
chains … Supply relationships are changing
It is important to understand the eco-system of the Mega Trend and the elements of the
value chain which have most profitability for you
All these trends are global and have global ramifications thereby offering scalable
opportunities
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