Building the Internet of Things

Chad Jones
Vice President, Product Strategy
@CloudJones, @XivelyIoT
Internet Evolution
Wave 1: WWW

Wave 2: Mobile/Cloud

Wave 3: Internet of Things

~350M PCs Annually

~2.32B Annually

50B by 2020*

Connecting PCs

Connecting People

Connecting Everything

*Machina Research Connected Life Study 2012
“Perfect Storm” Trend Convergence
Social

Technology

•

Connected everything

•

3rd Industrial revolution

•

Open everything

•

Ubiquitous connectivity

•

Crowdsourcing

•

Moore’s Law

•

Consumerization

•

Cloud

•

Data as digital currency

•

Mobile explosion

Enabling

Business

Internet of Things

•

IoT verticals blurring

Vertical market pull

•

Global infrastructure

•

Low capital cost

•

Internet model

•

Usage-based business models

•

Broad developer reach

•

Real ROI

•

Simplified development

•

Revolution of the cheap

•
The Power of the Small
• Internet connected

• Read sensors and control motors
• Long battery life

• Wearable
Sensors Everywhere!
Opportunities are Everywhere
There are more than

1 billion
lamp poles in the

world…
Imagine if you could
interact with them…
If they could interact
with you…
“25 billion devices by
2020…”

“Market impact $4.5
Trillion by 2020”

“…will surpass the
mobile phone market…”
“1 Trillion devices by
2025”

Largest Technology Market Ever
Logistics
and Delivery
Smart Cities
Energy
Consumption
Fun
Health Care
How is IoT different than M2M?
Power to the
people through
the revolution of
the cheap

Business
cooperative called
the Connected
Customer
Experience

Decoupled
and layered
hardware,
services, more…

Interconnected
future is possible
(Network Effect)
The Connected Evolution
Manual
Measurement &
Recording

360-degree Data

“Dark” &
“Dead” Data

Deep Analytics

One-Off
Transactions

Integrated Service
Internet of Things Opportunities
Connected Products and Enterprise Solutions
• Predict and streamline service
and maintenance

• Understand flow and
engagement patterns

• Optimize supply chain

• Asset tracking and availability

• Product activation and
management

• Sale, service and marketing
flow

Anything you see around you can be connected!
Example IoT Primitives

Full/Empty

Flow Rate

Open/
Closed

Weight

On/Off

Hot/Cold

Pressure

Locked/
Unlocked

Location

Use/Control
Connected (Quantified) Self
Personal health
statistics over time
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•

Exercise level
Food intake,
Blood sugar
Hydration
Blood oxygen
Heart rate
Sleep patterns
Much more…
Connected Home
• Home environment data
• Health habits and patterns
• Trauma alerting
Connected Hospital
• Asset location and
placement optimization
• Device reconditioning
• Even hospital parking
Connected Lab
• Problem: Ensure researchers have the
reagents they need
• Solution: Connected reagent refrigerators
• Intended benefit: Researchers have instant
access to reagents in any facility

• Unintended benefit: 1:1 relationship with
every researcher allowing predictive service
and support
Interconnection is the Future

• Selective, secure data &
control sharing

• Interconnect products
provide exponential effect
The IoT Data Cooperative

Gateway

Connected Caregiver

Gateway

Connected
Life
Gateway

Connected
Lab

Connected Hospital
Conclusion
• Historic paradigm shift

• Health support will become cooperative

• Connected experiences deliver • Interconnectivity is key to the promised
transformative value
future
Thank You!
@CloudJones and @XivelyIoT

Xively up 2013 v3

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    Building the Internetof Things Chad Jones Vice President, Product Strategy @CloudJones, @XivelyIoT
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    Internet Evolution Wave 1:WWW Wave 2: Mobile/Cloud Wave 3: Internet of Things ~350M PCs Annually ~2.32B Annually 50B by 2020* Connecting PCs Connecting People Connecting Everything *Machina Research Connected Life Study 2012
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    “Perfect Storm” TrendConvergence Social Technology • Connected everything • 3rd Industrial revolution • Open everything • Ubiquitous connectivity • Crowdsourcing • Moore’s Law • Consumerization • Cloud • Data as digital currency • Mobile explosion Enabling Business Internet of Things • IoT verticals blurring Vertical market pull • Global infrastructure • Low capital cost • Internet model • Usage-based business models • Broad developer reach • Real ROI • Simplified development • Revolution of the cheap •
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    The Power ofthe Small • Internet connected • Read sensors and control motors • Long battery life • Wearable
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    Opportunities are Everywhere Thereare more than 1 billion lamp poles in the world… Imagine if you could interact with them… If they could interact with you…
  • 7.
    “25 billion devicesby 2020…” “Market impact $4.5 Trillion by 2020” “…will surpass the mobile phone market…” “1 Trillion devices by 2025” Largest Technology Market Ever
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    How is IoTdifferent than M2M? Power to the people through the revolution of the cheap Business cooperative called the Connected Customer Experience Decoupled and layered hardware, services, more… Interconnected future is possible (Network Effect)
  • 14.
    The Connected Evolution Manual Measurement& Recording 360-degree Data “Dark” & “Dead” Data Deep Analytics One-Off Transactions Integrated Service
  • 15.
    Internet of ThingsOpportunities Connected Products and Enterprise Solutions • Predict and streamline service and maintenance • Understand flow and engagement patterns • Optimize supply chain • Asset tracking and availability • Product activation and management • Sale, service and marketing flow Anything you see around you can be connected!
  • 16.
    Example IoT Primitives Full/Empty FlowRate Open/ Closed Weight On/Off Hot/Cold Pressure Locked/ Unlocked Location Use/Control
  • 17.
    Connected (Quantified) Self Personalhealth statistics over time • • • • • • • • Exercise level Food intake, Blood sugar Hydration Blood oxygen Heart rate Sleep patterns Much more…
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    Connected Home • Homeenvironment data • Health habits and patterns • Trauma alerting
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    Connected Hospital • Assetlocation and placement optimization • Device reconditioning • Even hospital parking
  • 20.
    Connected Lab • Problem:Ensure researchers have the reagents they need • Solution: Connected reagent refrigerators • Intended benefit: Researchers have instant access to reagents in any facility • Unintended benefit: 1:1 relationship with every researcher allowing predictive service and support
  • 21.
    Interconnection is theFuture • Selective, secure data & control sharing • Interconnect products provide exponential effect
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    The IoT DataCooperative Gateway Connected Caregiver Gateway Connected Life Gateway Connected Lab Connected Hospital
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    Conclusion • Historic paradigmshift • Health support will become cooperative • Connected experiences deliver • Interconnectivity is key to the promised transformative value future
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Editor's Notes

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