Wizeoni "The connect Self"
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Wizeoni’s person-centric Data Platform-as- a-Service for the Internet of things enables organisations to seamlessly, collect, store and manage personal data in a privacy-preserving, transparent, data locker. This technology helps companies fulfill their compliance obligations in a resource-efficient, customer-friendly manner. Individuals can access data and manage permissions through granular user-based-access control. This presentation reveals the disruptive forces creating a demand for new ways of managing personal data and looks at how Wizeoni is solving the problem in the IoT space.
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Wizeoni "The connect Self"
- 1. The Connected Self: making the Internet of Things work with Sensitive Data Christine O’Meara Co-Founder, Sales & Marketing Manager
- 2. Connected car Rally Driver Or Sunday Driver Connected home Connected self Channel Hopping Or Pub Crawl? Wearing Out Your Asics Or Your Couch Connected Person Sensitive and Valuable Data
- 3. Disconnected Services Concerned Consumer Active Regulator Enterprise Demand
- 6. Case Study 1 – Ayda Technologies
- 7. Data problems Identity Quality Trust Rights & Permission Value Exchange . Trust is a non- negotiable part of our business model How can we prove to customers that we will respect this highly sensitive data
- 10. Data Challenges & Opportunities in Healthcare • Connected Health Market to reach $8bn by 2018 • Long tail of connected health market underexploited. Many Solutions focus on ‘Chronically Monitored’ or ‘Motivated Healthy’ segments. • Privacy a deterrent but also an opportunity. • Consumers willing to share data with care providers for better service/ health management Wizeoni data management platform enables smart health solutions with consumer centered approach to data collection/ management.
- 11. Legacy Personal Data Management Must Change! Concerned Consumer • Fraud fear • Privacy concerns • Value aware • Digital Identity Headaches Active Regulator • Increased focus nationally with new ministerial focus • Imminent EU Regulation • US FTC recommendations Enterprise Demand • Colossal increase in consumer data • Costs to manage • External pressure • New tools & models needed to handle data and maintain trust
- 12. Rebel Thinkers Only Need Apply! Onboarding New IoT services to Wizeoni, the platform that puts customers in control of their data Contact comeara@wizeoni.com or enquiries@wizeoni.com
Editor's Notes
- Wizeoni allows enterprises to deliver meaningful IoT services in a privacy preserving, scalable manner
- FRAGMENTATION IoT Offers multiple benefits to Insurance sector – reduced risk, fraud prevention and detection and more tailored pricing. However, data and privacy management concerns must be overcome to ensure consumer adoption. Consumer participation is voluntary though much evidence exists that consumers are willing to share more information for better premiums and enhanced service. Wizeoni’s customer-centric access management will deliver increased consumer participation Vitality insurance has partnered with FitBug but promises to be device agnostic “Gartner estimates that 500 things could be connnected in an average home. Whereas today, consumers are used to having an app to control each thing (for example, an app for a thermostat and another app for a car) there is no way that consumers will want an app for each one of their 500 connected things. This means that there is room for one or more “command centers” to aggregate the control and monitoring of things in the home. We believe that Google will want Nest to be that control center. However, Apple (with is HomeKit releasea), Samsung, telecommunications companies, retailers and many other entities will compete to get some of the “command center” share in the connected home. We expect many competitive acquisitons and partnerships to occur over the next 5 years.” Forrester estimateds connect home and IOT market opp mgmt of unstructured data directly attributed to IoT $7bn by 2020
- Discuss how the narrative currently references IoT command centre play…wizeoni view is different//Wizeoni allows enterprises to deliver meaningful IoT services in a privacy preserving, scalable manner ….the command centre needs to be the individual
- Privacy & Security are increasingly under scrutiny (FTC report, EU GDPR) and are acting as inhibitors to enterprise adoption of IoT IoT contributing to digital management headaches for individuals – fragmentation of touch points, privacy concerns
- HERE – Just 2 x things to emphasise ….what makes us special ……Cloudlets individual architecture – our view that data subject is data owner and we ask enterprise clients to embrace this notion, for example….
- Privacy & Security are increasingly under scrutiny (FTC report, EU GDPR) and are acting as inhibitors to enterprise adoption of IoT IoT contributing to digital management headaches for individuals – fragmentation of touch points, privacy concerns
- The point here is that our market research indicates an under served middle cohort….this is where Ayda and RunAngel fit ….. The long taill sort of… Refers to Fitness & Wellbeing…. Source market size - http://mobihealthnews.com/28457/connected-health-market-will-reach-8b-in-2018/ Source privacy concernts – The future of connected Health Devices, IBM Institute for Business Value (from 2011 but evidence still exists around privacy concerns)
- The point here is that solutions such as wizeoni future proof for issues such as data ownership, distributed data management… Privacy and security have been established to be inhibitors to enterprise adoption of IoT What cost improvement will Wizeoni offer?? Do we need to more explicitly discuss archtecture…resource friendly? “Implementation architecture will determine where IoT data will be stored and when and how it will be sent will impact where the data costs (for examaple, in the cloud, onpremises or on gateway/ smartphone) will reside (for example, in the clcoud, on-premises or on gateway/ smartphone). For example, a hospiatal may choose to keep most data on-premises, and send only soeme of it to the cloud.”