Smarter Planet and Internet of Things overview from the CBS Management of Innovation and Business Development day held at IBM Copenhagen feb 23.

1. Smarter Planet
Kim Escherich, Executive Innovation Architect, IBM Global Business Services
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2. • Msc Econ/Cand. Polit.
University of Copenhagen, 1991
• Managing IT- & Services Strategically
CBS/SIMI, 2001
Ability to function at all levels of a
given problem and across several
domains: Strategy, business,
technology, implementation • Build smarter cities
Architect a solution, i.e. to bridge • Create awareness of ”The Internet of
business requirements with Things”
technical capabilities and design • Intelligent transport systems
what is inbetween • Build a traceability architectures for the
food industry
• Design solutions to track sea
containers
•
Executive Innovation Architect Optimze the construction industry by
integration of 3D building models
with RFID-tagged construction
materials
• Challenge the way banks think about
Develop ideas and solutions addressing client marketing by implementing digital
problems – using new technology media
• Optimise the way galactic IT-
implementation projects collaborates
• And…
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3. The purpose of this session is to introduce you to
IBM Mobile Solutions
Smarter Planet – a paradigm shift that will change the
way we view the world and our systems
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4. IBM Mobile Solutions
WHAT IS HAPPENING OUT THERE?
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5. IBM Global Business Services
The
future
is
already
here
–
it's
just
not
evenly
distributed
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7. IBM Global Business Services
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9. IBM Global Business Services
Billions
of
RFID-­‐tags
embedded
into
our
world
and
across
ecosystems
Billions
of
camera
phones
9 INSTRUMENTED
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10. IBM Global Business Services
+2
billion
Internet-­‐subscribers
+20
billion
Connected
devices
10 INTERCONNECTED
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11. IBM Global Business Services Petaflop
Super
computers
Ze;abytes
of
Internet
traffic
ScienNsts
working
to
prevent
influenza
outbreaks,
model
the
IP-­‐traffic
exceeded
1
ZeFabyte
in
viruses
with
a
super-­‐computer
2011
–
a
540.000x
increase
from
operaNng
at
one
petaflop
2003.
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12. 340.282.366.920.938.463.463.374.607.431.768.211.456
Connected
things
50
40
Billion
30
20
10
People
0
2003
2010
2015
2020
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Cisco
IoT
2011
infographic

13. Today’s Users
Internet
Computers
Phones
Extended
Mobile Assets
Internet
Static Assets
Controllers
Smart Sensors
Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
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14. We
are
ushering
in
a
new
wave
of
innovaIon
Age
6th
Wave
Age
of
IT
&
of
Oil,
Cars
Telecom
Age
and
Mass
of
Steel,
ProducNon
Electricity
5th
Wave
and
Heavy
Engineering
4th
Wave
Smarter
InnovaIon
Age
of
Steam
and
Railways
3rd
Wave
Products
The
Industrial
§ Instrumented,
RevoluNon
2nd
Wave
interconnected,
and
intelligent
1st
Wave
§ Building
blocks
for
a
smarter
planet
§ Sustainability
1770
1830
1875
1920
1970
2010
*Source:
“Next
GeneraNon
Green:
Tomorrow’s
InnovaNon
Green
Business
Leaders”,
Business
Week,
Feb
4,
2008

15. IBMWATSON
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16. IBM Mobile Solutions
INTERESTING INNOVATIONS
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17. http://www.poken.com/spark
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18. SKÅL
Media Player
http://www.skaal.no
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19. Karotz
http://www.karotz.com
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20. Nest
The learning thermostat
http://www.senseaware.com
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21. Ambient Umbrella
http://www.ambientdevices.com/products/umbrella.html
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22. AR.Drone
http://ardrone.parrot.com
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23. SenseAware
http://www.senseaware.com
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25. IBM Mobile Solutions
THE CITY CONTEXT
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26. InnovaNve
leaders
create
opportuniNes
from
today’s
harsh
realiNes
Sustainability
Investment
InnovaIon
Community
Declining
Increasing
Budgets
Threats
Aging
Changing
Infrastructure
PopulaNons
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27. Working harder is not sustainable
Cities require innovative approaches
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28. Leaders
must
innovate
across
a
myriad
of
services
to
meet
and
exceed
ciNzen
expectaNons
Planning and
Management
Design
and
execute
a
city
Government
and
Agency
Urban
Planning
AdministraIon
plan
to
realize
full
potenNal
for
ciNzens
and
business;
while
efficiently
running
Planning and daily
operaNons
Management Environmental
Public
Safety
Infrastructure
Deliver
efficient
fundamental
Human
city
services
that
make
a
city
Infrastructure livable
for
ciNzens.
Social
and
Energy
Health
and
Water
Human
Provide
effecNve
services
EducaIon
TransportaIon
that
support
the
economic,
social
and
health
needs
of
ciNzens.
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29. Applying
insight
from
over
2,000
projects
with
ciNes
of
all
sizes
Predictive analytics In Delft, developing
Smart metering in helped slash Data analytics enhanced flood
Malta helps Richmond’s helped cut crime prediction and
citizens pay only crime rate by 35% in NYC protection systems for
for the energy
they use 40% coastal areas and
river deltas
in one year
In downtown Stockholm
In Taiwan, smart traffic systems helped Peak energy
99% Miami-Dade
County Public
reduce gridlock by
20% loads fell by 15%
when IBM helped
Schools have homes in the Pacific
of smarter IBM helps Amsterdam Airport Northwest talk
trains run
on time
increased
academic Schiphol move 20
million straight to the grid
achievement more bags every year with a
across the board smarter baggage system
Patterns for Leveraging Information, Anticipating Problems, Coordinating Resources
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30. IBM Mobile Solutions
BUSINESS & ARCHITECTURAL CHALLENGE
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31. Understand
how
technology
IBM Global Business Services
extends
the
product
and
services
dimensions
• Sense,
measure
• Localise
• Physical
compuIng
• Social
compuIng
• Understand
data
aspects
• Break
out
of
compuIng
metaphor
• Design
• Usability
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32. Thank
you
Kim
Escherich
IBM
Global
Business
Services
escherich@dk.ibm.com
+45
2880
4733
internetolhings.dk
escherich.biz
@kescherich
/in/escherich
/escherich
kescherich@gmail.com
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