Industrial Internet of things - What’s at Stake?
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Industrial Internet of things - What’s at Stake?
- 1. INDUSTRIALINTERNET OF THINGS - WHAT’SAT STAKE? TIETO PÄÄTÖKSENTEOSSA–LUENTOSARJA, 01 NOVEMBER 2017 TAMPERE UNIVERSITYOFTECHNOLOGY
- 2. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 2 Karan Menon PhD Fellow, Laboratory of Industrial and Information Management Researcher, DARE Business Data Research Group Researcher, NOVI Research Center Research funded by TEKES &Academy of Finland Projects, Finnish Cultural Foundation (Suomen Kulttuurirahasto), The Jenny andAntti Wihuri Foundation (Jenny jaAntti Wihurin rahasto) Topics: Industrial Internet, Industry 4.0, Business Models, Platforms, Big Social DataAnalytics, Social NetworkAnalysis ABOUT ME Email– karan.menon@tut.fi Twitter - @menonkaran Slideshare - https://www.slideshare.net/menonkaran
- 3. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 3 WHAT IS INDUSTRIAL INTERNET? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy9DhBab3rc
- 4. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 4 FINLAND?
- 6. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 6 INDUSTRY 4.0 & INDUSTRIAL INTERNET
- 7. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 7 a sharp decline in the cost of sensors and, thanks to advances in cloud computing, a rapid decrease in the cost of storing and processing data Machines have become Predictive, Reactive and Social Source: https://archive.org/details/MarcoAnnunziata_2013S
- 8. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 8 Industrial Internet ………………..marriage of minds and machinesSource: https://iot-analytics.com/industrial-internet-disrupt-smart-factory/ Evans, Peter C., and Marco Annunziata. "Industrial internet: Pushing the boundaries." General Electric Reports (2012). https://www.ge.com/digital/predix
- 9. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 9 NEW BUSINESS MODELS IN THE AGE OF INTERNET Hannover Messe 2015 © Siemens AG 2015 Page 5 Klaus Helmrich, Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG New business models in the Internet age From taxi to ride-sharing From record store to streaming From bookstore to e-book From Yellow Pages to marketplace
- 10. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 10 CHALLENGES AND CHANGE DRIVERS IN INDUSTRY Hannover Messe 2015 © Siemens AG 2015 Page 6 Klaus Helmrich, Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG The main challenges and drivers in the industrial environment • Shorter innovation cycles • More complex products • Greater data volumes Shorten time to market • Individualized mass production • Volatile markets • High productivity Increase flexibility • Energy efficiency and resource efficiency are critical competition factors Boost efficiency © Siemens AG 2015 Source: https://www.iotone.com/files/pdf/vendor/Digital_Factory_(Siemens)_The_Digital_Enterprise_2015.pdf
- 11. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 11 HOW DOES INDUSTRIAL INTERNET/INDUSTRY4.0 WORK INAFACTORY? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccB6e1 8VwsQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccB6e18VwsQ
- 12. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 12 Modelling a complex technological system: Platform is the Fastlane that provides end-to-end support to the entire value chain Source: Kagermann, H., Wahlster, W., & Helbig, J. Recommendations for implementing the strategic initiative INDUSTRIE 4.0, Final report of the Industrie 4.0 Working Group, acatech, 2013. URL: http://www. plattform-i40. de/sites/default/files/Report_Industrie, 204.
- 13. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 13 E.g.Agriculture Sector – System of Systems a.k.a Platform in action HOW IS IT CHANGING? Source: Porter, M. E., & Heppelmann, J. E. (2014). How smart, connected products are transforming competition. Harvard Business Review, 92(11), 64-88.
- 14. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 14 Education Courses like these! Bachelors and Masters program on IIOT/Industry 4.0 Knowledge Upgradation for current workers Business Investing into exploration of New Business Models: PPU Model, Outcome based Model Quick Experimentation of technology and business model Platform utilization for ecosystem development IoT Platforms for value co-creation IoT Platforms for ecosystem development CONCLUSION: TIME TO ACT— AND TURN DISRUPTION INTO OPPORTUNITY
- 15. 1.11.2017NOVI RESEARCH CENTER 15 Contact Information Email– karan.menon@tut.fi Twitter - @menonkaran Slideshare - https://www.slideshare.net/menonkaran Kiitos! Thank you! धन्यवाद
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- So what is this industrial Internet? Industrial machines are being equipped with a growing number of electronic sensors that allow them to see, hear, feel a lot more than ever before, generating prodigious amounts of data. Increasingly sophisticated analytics then sift through the data, providing insights that allow us to operate the machines in entirely new ways, a lot more efficiently. And not just individual machines, but fleets of locomotives, airplanes, entire systems like power grids, hospitals. It is asset optimization and system optimization. Of course, electronic sensors have been around for some time, but something has changed: a sharp decline in the cost of sensors and, thanks to advances in cloud computing, a rapid decrease in the cost of storing and processing data. Fit in sensor to one part of the engine and it communicates news about that one part.. Fit in multiple parts and then one airplane starts talking.. Make a fleet talk via sensor communication and the ultimate thing would be a network of fleets… Business value – Optimization at every level! Machines are Predictive, Reactive and Social
- In this regard, modelling plays a key role in managing the increasing complexity of technological systems (see Chapter 5.2). The appropriate IT systems should be deployed in order to provide end-to-end support to the entire value chain, from product development to manufacturing system engineering, production and service (see Fig. 7). A holistic systems engineering approach is required that spans the different technical disciplines. For this to be possible, engineers will need to receive the appropriate training.
- The increasing capabilities of smart, connected products not only reshape competition within industries but expand industry boundaries. This occurs as the basis of competition shifts from discrete products, to product systems consisting of closely related products, to systems of systems that link an array of product systems together. A tractor company, for example, may find itself competing in a broader farm automation industry.