IBM BC2015 - Internet of Things - from hype to reality
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Denna presentation hölls på IBM Business Connect (http://www.ibm.com/se/businessconnect) i oktober 2015 av Kim Escherich (IoT Innovation Architect, IBM) Beskrivning: Internet of Things is everywhere, and almost everyone is talking about it its impact to society. It is changing how we innovate to create new cool things, how people interact and learn, and our ability more wisely use our resources. This presentation will briefly review IBM's journey, what areas are in focus and what IBM sees as its key contributions to this transformation.
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IBM BC2015 - Internet of Things - from hype to reality
- 1. © 2015 IBM Corporation Internet of Things From hype to reality BusinessConnect Seize the Moment 19 October 2015 Kim Escherich | @kescherich Nordic Internet of Things Innovation Architect IBM Analytics
- 2. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation What influences us IBM’s view on Internet of Things How we are addressing issues How to get started
- 3. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation Koubachi Plant sensor Nest Intelligent thermostat Sen.se Mother Home IoT ecosystem Dash Button 1-click ordering TrackR Things locator IoT is alre ady here IoT is alre ady here Brad, The Toaster Addicted product experiment
- 4. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation INSTRUMENTED INTERCONNECTED INTELLIGENT
- 5. Now, we are on the threshold of a massive explosion of connected things 10+ billion devices around the world are currently connected to the Internet. The number is expected to increase dramatically within the next decade, with estimates ranging from 50 billion devices to reaching 1 trillion The Internet of Things has the potential to create economic impact of $2.7 trillion to $6.2 trillion annually by 2025
- 6. Q. How important do you think the “Internet of Things” could be to your company? There is definite consensus that IoT will change businesses 83% of respondents believe it’s either transformational or strategic to their business over time Something to pilot, trial, or dabble with, but not significant 13% Strategic for my organization 62% Transformational 21% Not at all important to my company 2% Don't know 2% Source: IDC’s Internet of Things Survey, February 2014 (N=401)
- 7. Internet of Things Value Add by 2020 $1.9 Trillion Source: Gartner Manufacturing 16% Healthcare Providers 16% Insurance 11% Banking & Securities 10% Retail & Wholesale 8% Computing Services 8% Government 7% Transportation 6% Utilities 5% Real Estate & Business Services 4% Agriculture 4% Others 3%
- 8. Most data is never turned into insights 8 90% Volume of data created at the edge of IoT that is never captured, analyzed or acted upon. 60% Amount of that data that loses its value within milliseconds of being generated. Source: IBM, http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/46453.wss
- 9. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation IBM’s view on Internet of Things
- 10. Disruptors are utilizing the Internet of Things and recomposing their businesses by digital transformation New apps are consolidating data and capabilities to engage new audiences Insight from nontraditional sources of data are being infused in business processes to New innovations are composed leveraging digital services from a broad New channels and business models Digital Innovation Real time insight driven processes
- 11. Today 3 technology forces are converging, accelerating Internet of Things Data Cloud Engagement Smarter cities Smarter vehicles Smarter home Smarter health Smarter factories Smarter transportation Cloud, Apps, and Services “Within the next five years, more than 90 percent of all Internet of Things data will be hosted on service provider platforms as cloud computing reduces the complexity of supporting the Internet of Things ‘data blending.’” Source: IDC, Dec 2014, https://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS25291514
- 12. IoT value is realized in four foundational areas Devices & NetworksDevices & Networks Connecting what matters Industry Transformation Evolving new business models IoT for Electronics Applications & Solutions Optimizing operations and enhancing performance Maximo, TRIRIGA, PMQ Platforms Building and managing IoT solutions Continuous Engineering, IoT Foundation, IoT Real- time Insights Representative Products
- 13. Design & Engineer things and applications addressing requirements management and complex system design process Secure intelligence and action is critical from the device up through industry solutions Analyze & Optimize information from across the lifecycle leveraging insight for action Connect, Collect, & Command a wide variety of devices with different patterns of data volume, variety and velocity Operate infrastructure safely and securely from rollout to production Manage the lifecycle of assets ensuring safe, reliable and predictive operations Industry Solutions Design & Engineer Operate Manage Analyze & Optimize Connect, Collect, & Command Secure Devices, Gateways, & Assets Protocols
- 14. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation How we are addressing issues
- 15. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporationhttp://www.container-centralen.co.uk/rfid.aspx Container Centralen European RFID authenticati on, tracking and ecosystem. Container Centralen European RFID authenticati on, tracking and ecosystem.
- 16. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation Dublin City Improving traffic flow by sensoring and big data Dublin City Improving traffic flow by sensoring and big data
- 17. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation Silverhook Powerboats 40% faster developmem t process on Bluemix Silverhook Powerboats 40% faster developmem t process on Bluemix
- 18. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation Pratt & Whitney Predictive modelling. 100% prediction on the ground events, 97% accuracy in predicting engine events and $63M teoretical savings. Pratt & Whitney Predictive modelling. 100% prediction on the ground events, 97% accuracy in predicting engine events and $63M teoretical savings.
- 19. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation 1919 Daimler FleetBoard Optimizes operations, efficiency and environmenta l protection with business analytics. Daimler FleetBoard Optimizes operations, efficiency and environmenta l protection with business analytics.
- 20. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation Lyse Energi Uses IBM MessageSig ht to help smarter homes save energy Lyse Energi Uses IBM MessageSig ht to help smarter homes save energy
- 21. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation Smarter Cities Uses intelligen t operaion centers to get insight and to act Smarter Cities Uses intelligen t operaion centers to get insight and to act
- 22. IBM Research: Social event analysis Real-time crowd estimation based on anonymised mobile phone location data Provides city event organizers and local police with actionable insights on crowd and vehicle density at different locations in the city, and at the main axes of access to the city. Demonstated during the Mons 2015 - European Capital of Culture
- 23. Seize the Moment © 2015 IBM Corporation How to get started
- 24. IoT Foundation Bluemix services Secure Device Registration Scalable Device Connectivity Historian Visual wiring Rules, Push, Geo location, Analytics, Asset management, Predictive Maintenance, … Devices & Gateways Device recipe open community End-to-End Industry Solutions App tips open community IoT SDKs COMPOSABLE BUSINESS
- 25. Third Party Apps IBM IoT Foundation Offerings IBM IoT Foundation Connect Attach, Collect & Organize, Device Management, Secure Connectivity, Visualization IBM IoT Foundation Information Management Storage & Archive, Metadata Management, Reporting, Streaming data, Parsing and Transformation, Manage unstructured data IBM IoT Foundation Analytics Predictive, Cognitive, Real-time, and Contextual IBM IoT Foundation Risk Management Security Analytics, Data Protection, Auditing/Logging, Firmware Updates, Key/Cert Mgmt, Org Specific Security Third Party Apps The IBM IoT Foundation
- 26. IBM Bluemix
- 27. IBM IoT Cloud Open Platform for Industries New analytics services that clients, partners and IBM will use to design and deliver vertical industry IoT solutions. New IoT services within IBM Bluemix Enabling developers to easily integrate IoT data into cloud-based development and deployment of IoT apps. Expansion of its ecosystem of IoT partners From silicon and device manufacturers to industry-oriented solution providers IBM invests $3B over the next four years to help clients and ecosystem partners build IoT solutions
- 28. Kim Escherich escherich@dk.ibm.com +45 2880 4733 internetofthings.dk @kescherich /escherich /in/escherich kescherich@gmail.com Learn more about IBM’s point of view on the Internet of Things: ibm.com/IoT Try out Internet of Things on Bluemix: ibm.biz/try_iot Join us in our IoT conversations: @IBMIoT
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- And so when we look around us today, we see that when Sam Palmisano first introduced the three i’s in 2008, they were actually very insightful. Perhaps even ahead of their time. But as I said at the beginning of this presentation, the key to truly becoming intelligent is creating a consistent language around those connections and the data that those instrumented devices are generating.
- Now everyone is talking about the Internet of things….9 billion devices are currently connected to the internet Estimates range from 50 billions to 1 trillion connected devices in the next decade This has the potential to create up to $6.2 trillion of economic impact, ANNUALLY, by 2025
- - There is much focus on and visibility to consumer oriented IoT examples – such as fitness wearables, and connected appliances – which are demonstrating consumer and business benefits. Not as much focus to date on the Enterprise IoT – but the impact can and is profound There are countless business processes individually impacted by IoT – and the possibilities increase materially when we look at combinations of those services. For example – intelligent medical devices. Connected vehicles. Emergency mgt. Each unique. However, can you envision scenarios where they intersect? [give example] How is that possible – think about the data (sources, aggregation, correlation, analytics), think about the cloud (elastic and secure infrastructure, rapid app dev to enable innovation, business apps, integration), and think about engagement (mobility, social sentiment, even humans as sensors). - IoT is enabled by Data AND cloud AND engagement. * Data, the basis for competitive advantage. [example – silverhook – here in this beautiful location – 70 plus sensors… analytics] * Cloud, the growth engine for business [rapid development and deployment of apps, and elastic infrastructure that performs] * and Engagement touches us all and changes our expectations, fueled by Mobile and social. [on shore team, in the boat, spectators] - I like to think about these as DATA is the WHAT… CLOUD is the HOW… and ENGAGEMENT is the WHY - Together, these forces are simultaneously transforming virtually every aspect of our professional and personal lives – and driving change and innovation for the enterprise at a pace no one could ever have imagined… - Together – they are what’s enabling the adoption and acceleration of IoT. - Now – we’ve talked a lot about IoT – what about IoT for you?
- Daimler FleetBoard Client Overview Daimler FleetBoard GmbH was established in 2003 as a 100-percent subsidiary of Daimler AG, and benefits from Daimler’s many years of experience in the truck industry and information technology know-how. More than 200 employees develop and sell future-proof solutions to meet the everyday needs of transport and logistics companies. Business Need To help logistics companies optimize their operations, Daimler FleetBoard wanted to link data from customers’ vehicles with their business applications. The company needed to be able to scan, transmit and integrate data on each vehicle’s status and position in real time, while the vehicles were on the road. Benefits Reduces fuel consumption by five to 10 percent by analyzing driving techniques and re-educating drivers. This not only reduces the biggest expense factor in logistics companies, but also provides an important contribution to saving natural resources and the environment. Avoids downtime and extends maintenance intervals by constantly analyzing maintenance data and prompting preventive maintenance and repair measures. Increases the flexibility and improves the decision-making of the logistics companies by linking the dispatch data to the actual status data across multiple systems. Optimizes the haulage business through dynamic route-planning based on real-time monitoring of vehicles’ positions. Makes it easier for companies to comply with applicable laws governing driving times and rest periods for their drivers. Increased response rates of outbound marketing campaigns from 1 or 2 percent to 30 percent Solutions Components AIX Cognos Business Intelligence Power Systems WebSphere Application Server Software Services for Business Analytics AIX Case Study: http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/nic03008deen/NIC03008DEEN.PDF “With this technology base we are well prepared to increase the economic efficiency of our customers and to support them in making sound decisions in their day-to-day business.-Dr. Christian Ballarin, Director Development and Operations, Daimler FleetBoard GmbH
- IBM is a leader in building and running practical IoT applications for the enterprise, investing $3 billion over the next four years to establish a new IoT business unit. Three major priorities for us are our - New IoT Open Cloud Platform for Industries. For example, IBM will introduce a cloud-based service that helps insurance companies extract insight from connected vehicles. This will enable new, more dynamic pricing models and the delivery of services that can be highly customized to individual drivers. - our IoT Services within IBM Bluemix. Developers can easily integrate IoT data into cloud-based development and deployment of IoT apps. - and our expansion of ecosystem partners, both from a device perspective and a solution perspective.