1. Big Data Everywhere and IoT –
Unlimited Potential and
Limitations
Juan Ramon Zarco, J.D., M.B.A.
Silicon Valley Venture Growth Partners LLP / Hygieia Health Tech Company
Email: jrzarco@svvgp.com
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2. What is IoT?
• IoT = Sensors + MAC addresses
• Sensors or Devices originate the data
• MAC addresses identify the source and
location of the data
• Data is Generated, Accumulated and
Stored
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3. Multiple Data Sources with MAC addresses
Sensor
Electronics
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4. Consumer Sensor market4
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5. Medical Sensor and IoT Markets
 Current medical sensor market size ~$8 billion
 Greater than 50% growth in 2 years.
 2018 medical sensors market expected to reach $13.11B
Projected Global IoT Healthcare Market
 2015: $32.47 Billion
 2020: $163.24 Billion
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Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 38.1%
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6. And Data Storage Costs Dropping6
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7. Growing Value of Big Data
Data is moving from something you use outside
the workstream to becoming a part of the business
app itself.
It’s how the new knowledge worker is actually
performing their job,
Frank Bien of Looker, 2016
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8. Data Analysis and Performance
Data Exploitation drives economic growth
The “new oil”
The rise of Big Data and data analytics
The New Data Economy
Personal Information Economy
Personal Information Management Systems
But all Dependent on access to good, reliable data
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9. Industrial Big Data and the Dangers of
False-Positives (inaccurate data), G.E.
Big data: “The data could someday be as valuable as the machinery itself, if not more
so.”
Can Result in Savings: Gas Turbine 950,000 ton engine built in half the typical 5 years.
Sensors: “But a false positive that prompts an airline to take a jet off the wing …is a
$100,000 mistake.”
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10. Data Emergence10
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11. Data Platforms11
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12. But Data Accumulation has Strings
Attached
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13. Consumer Data has Portability Restrictions13
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14. Europe has Specific Guidelines14
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15. U.S.A. has additional restrictions15
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16. Conclusions
• Big Data and its Applications will grow
exponentially
• Data will be a critical part of Consumer and
Industrial Markets
• However, Quality of Data can be costly in
Industrial and Healthcare Markets
• Regulations will restrict on how Big Data is used
and shared for Consumer Markets
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17. Thank You!
Juan Ramon Zarco, SVVGP
Mobile- 703-376-4893
jrzarco@svvgp.com,
jrzarco@hygieia.tech
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