Más contenido relacionado La actualidad más candente (19) Similar a South-Western Economic Alliance -- the Need for Change (20) Más de Rick Huijbregts (20) South-Western Economic Alliance -- the Need for Change1. The Role of Technology in
Enabling Sustainable Growth
From Assessment, Benchmark, to Plan
Rick Huijbregts
VP, Industry Transformation | GM, Smart + Connected Communities
SWEA
November, 2012
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2. The Main Challenges
Energy Talent Mismatch Access to Safety &
Mgmt / / Supply & Healthcare & Security
Urbanization Demand Education
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3. Billions (devices)
50
50
Billion
40 Enable Productivity “Smart Objects”
30
Inflection
point
Create New Value
20 25
10
12.5 Green & Secure
6.8 7.2 7.6
0
2010 2015 2020
World Population
Source: Cisco IBSG white paper “The Internet of Things”, April 2011.
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4. Real Estate Government Sports & Entertainment
Education
Safety
& Security
Transportation Utilities Healthcare
Social Economic Environmental
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5. Municipal Command Factory
& Control Center Optimization
Cloud & &
Cloud
Services
Services
Smart Logistics
Traffic Optimization
Grid Hospital Home Flow
Optimization Energy Optimization
Responsive Mgmnt
Store
Comms
Network
Optimization
INTELLIGENT INTELLIGENT
CITY FACTORY
INTELLIGENT INTELLIGENT
Intelligent HOSPITAL HIGHWAY
Medical Connected Automated Traffic
Devices Ambulances Intelligent Digital Car System Cameras
Signage
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6. More
Important
Integrated Operations Centre Citizen Service Menu
Big Economic, SocialOpen Data for Citizens to Use
Data becomes and Environmental Services
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7. Real Estate Education S &Security Sports & Ent Healthcare Transportation Government Utilities
• Child Locator / Elder Care
Citizen Services Menu
• Unified Communication • RFID Tracking • Dynamic HD video • Connected • Personal travel • Service Efficiency • Urban Monitoring
• Executive Suite* for Schools • Emergency • Screen Level Power Imaging Assistant • Citizen Experience & Measurement
• Office Resource Management*
• Green aware*
Health Care Monitoring From Home
• Mobility for Schools
• Connected Learning
Response
• Integrated
Control
• Car Park
• Care at a
distance
• Identity Management
• Digital transportation
$10
• City Management
• City Bicycle
• Renewable & co-
Generation
• On-premises Safety and Security* • Virtual Classrooms Operation Center Management • Clinical hub • Connected • Citizens Energy
• Digital Library
• Smart Business Centre and Higher Education
• Threat Assessment
Alert That Your Child Is At School
• Mobility for Schools
• Emergency
• Digital Media
Solutions
Collaboration
• Medical Grade
• Intelligent traffic control
and management
$5
Municipal Building
• Government tele-
Efficiency
• Intelligent Power
• Info signage (I, II)* • Campus Safety and response • Multicast Video Network • Smart Road Pricing worker Management
• Gunshot Location Distribution • Connected • Asset Management • Grid monitoring
• Smart Card (I, II)*
• Smart Kiosks
Security
Check mobile phone for Next Bus/ online on bus
• Research and • Connected Justice • Targeted Hospital • Smart work Center
• Mobile
$3
Government and control
Education Networks • Rapidly deployable Advertisements •… •… Inspection and • More Utilities for
• Residential Service*
• Rescue Wireless Communication • Digital Signage Asset Management more People
• Energy dashboard
• Smart Connected Maintenance* •… TelePresence a Friend From Home
• Municipal Video •… $8
• Government • Reduce Carbon
Surveillance Webex Emissions
• Integrated Building Management*
•… • City-wide Wireless • Intelligent HVAC
• Triple Play
• Office in a Box Access Government Services Online $6
• City Portal • Power back-up
Distribution
•…
• Convention in a box • Energy
• Collaboration
• Telepresence
“Green” Utility Awareness / Smart Grid $3 Optimization
•…
• Virtual Concierge (residential)*
• Integrated Operation Center for in-
building* Automatic Guidance to Parking Spot / Elevator Held $5
• Private Virtual Office*
• Asset Tracking*
• Virtual Attendant Access to Security Services $15
• Car Park Management (I, II) *
• Mobile Concierge
• Location based push advertising My Total = $52/mo
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8. Water Crime
Energy Savings Traffic
Consumption Rates
30% 50% 20% 30%
Education: Healthcare:
$3/Student/Month $3/Doctor Visit
A Safer, Desirable Environment where People are Happier and
more Productive
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9. What Will Be Next?
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10. Mobility
Clusters of Experts
Young Generation
Spontaneous
Collaboration
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11. Your Water Cooler Goes Virtual
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13. 120 Smart Work Centers in and around Amsterdam
Savings:
Reduced office space by 40% saving 10 million Euros in
Leasing Costs. Reduced carbon emissions by 3428 tons
Rely more on the Network, less on Standalone devices:
Reduced number of printers & copiers by 70%;
Office equipment device usage by 20%
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14. Visionary Leadership
Access to Education &
Healthcare
Innovation / Market Transitions
Collaboration
Infrastructure / Broadband
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15. Invite your city to participate in interviews which will generate a high
level discussion about the use of technology across your city
Best Completed research,
Framework CITY DIAGNOSTICS interviews
Practices
Assess your S+CC ARCHETYPES
Municipality Grouping,
Archetype Customization
Diagnostics
CITY PROTOCOL
High level Opportunity Priority Leadership
workshop Gap targets engagement
Prototype,
Track Solution design
solutions
workshops,
Action. Solution design
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16. ICT Usage and Environment
ICT Usage in City Management & Operations
City Wide ICT
Environment
Basic Services Online Services Internal Administration
Services delivered
throughout the city,
including traffic
management,
transportation,
emergency, public safety
and utilities.
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17. ICT Usage and Environment
ICT Usage in City Management & Operations
City Wide ICT
Environment
Basic Services Online Services Internal Administration
Web-based offerings,
including information,
portals, payment
mechanisms and other
transactions.
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18. ICT Usage and Environment
ICT Usage in City Management & Operations
City Wide ICT
Environment
Basic Services Online Services Internal Administration
Technology in internal city
operations, including data
and voice networks, data
centers, call centers, and
office IT infrastructure such
as PC’s, servers, etc.
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19. ICT Usage and Environment
ICT Usage in City Management & Operations
City Wide ICT
Environment
Basic Services Online Services Internal Administration
Policies and regulations,
infrastructure-related
investments, training and
programs that promote
technology adoption.
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20. Household
Broadband
Penetration
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21. Dimension City Profile Propensity to Adopt S+CC S+CC Readiness
ICT
Economic Environmenta
Component Size Affluence Social Driver Infrastructure ICT Usage
Driver l Driver
Readiness
Aerial Size of City GDP / Presence of Existence of Existence of Presence of Individual ICT
Element City Capita pressure to pressure to pressure to city networks Usage
improve public reduce costs improve
services resource usage
1
Size of ICT spend / Existence of Presence of Existence of Convergence Business ICT
City Population capita digital inclusion political push pressure to of city networks Usage
Profile (S+CC sectors) mandate for job creation improve
environ.
performance
Government
ICT Usage
Archetype
2 3
Propensity to S+CC
Adopt S+CC Readiness
An archetype is a unique market opportunity based on a set of common characteristics
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22. Port Elizabeth Rio Grande Busan Georgetown
Medium cities in an aspiring Small cities in an aspiring
Medium cities in an aspiring Small cities in an aspiring
economy with primary aim to economy with primary aim to
economy with primary aim to economy with primary aim to
improve overall quality of life improve overall quality of life
improve economy and have improve economy and have
and have basic ICT and have basic ICT
substantial ICT infrastructure substantial ICT infrastructure
infrastructure infrastructure
Population (% of urban) - 90M (2.6%) Population (% of urban) - 105M (3%) Population (% of urban) - 172M (5%) Population (% of urban) - 284M (8%)
Cities (% of sample) ~50 (2%) Cities (% of sample) ~456 (19%) Cities (% of sample) ~86 (3%) Cities (% of sample) ~ 1,138 (46%)
Port Elizabeth, South Africa Rio Grande, Brazil Busan, South Korea Georgetown, DC, USA
San Luis, Brazil De Nizli, Turkey Cologne-Bonn, Germany Florence, Italy
Melbourne Rivas Vaciamadrid Kingston
Medium cities in an affluent Small cities in an affluent Small cities in an aspiring
economy with primary aim to economy with primary aim to economy with primary aim to
improve economy and have improve economy and have improve economy and have
sophisticated ICT infrastructure sophisticated ICT infrastructure sophisticated ICT infrastructure
Population (% of urban) - 180M (5.2%) Population (% of urban) - 138M (3.9%) Population (% of urban) - 22M (0.6%)
Cities (% of sample) ~90 (4%) Cities (% of sample) ~537 (22%) Cities (% of sample) ~100 (4%)
Liverpool, UK
Melbourne, Australia Oviedo, Spain
Gothenburg, Sweden
Frankfurt, Germany Kingston, UK
Rivas Vaciamadrid, Spain
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23. Real Estate Education S &Security Sports & Ent Healthcare Transportation Government Utilities
• Child Locator / Elder Care • Unified Communication • RFID Tracking • Dynamic HD video • Connected • Personal travel • Service Efficiency • Urban Monitoring
• Executive Suite* for Schools • Emergency • Screen Level Power Imaging Assistant • Citizen Experience & Measurement
• Office Resource Management* • Mobility for Schools Response Control • Care at a • Identity Management • City Management • Renewable & co-
• Green aware* • Connected Learning • Integrated • Car Park distance • Digital transportation • City Bicycle Generation
• On-premises Safety and Security* • Virtual Classrooms Operation Center Management • Clinical hub • Connected • Citizens Energy
• Digital Library • Mobility for Schools • Threat Assessment • Digital Media Collaboration • Intelligent traffic control Municipal Building Efficiency
• Smart Business Centre and Higher Education • Emergency Solutions • Medical Grade and management • Government tele- • Intelligent Power
• Info signage (I, II)* • Campus Safety and response • Multicast Video Network • Smart Road Pricing worker Management
Security • Gunshot Location Distribution • Connected • Asset Management • Mobile • Grid monitoring
• Smart Card (I, II)*
• Research and • Connected Justice • Targeted Hospital • Smart work Center Government and control
• Smart Kiosks
Education Networks • Rapidly deployable Advertisements •… •… Inspection and • More Utilities for
• Residential Service*
• Rescue Wireless Communication • Digital Signage Asset Management more People
• Energy dashboard
•… • Municipal Video •… • Government • Reduce Carbon
• Smart Connected Maintenance*
Surveillance Webex Emissions
• Integrated Building Management*
•… • City-wide Wireless • Intelligent HVAC
• Triple Play
• City Portal • Power back-up
• Office in a Box Distribution
•…
• Convention in a box • Energy
• Collaboration Optimization
• Telepresence •…
• Virtual Concierge (residential)*
• Integrated Operation Center for in-
building*
• Private Virtual Office*
• Asset Tracking*
• Virtual Attendant
• Car Park Management (I, II) *
• Mobile Concierge
• Location based push advertising
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24. • Assess and improve performance in
environmental sustainability,
economic competitiveness, quality
of life, and city services, by
innovating and demonstrating new
leadership models, new ways of
engaging society, and by
leveraging new technologies.
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25. Invite your city to participate in interviews which will generate a high
level discussion about the use of technology across your city
Best Completed research,
Framework CITY DIAGNOSTICS interviews
Practices
Assess your S+CC ARCHETYPES
Municipality Grouping,
Archetype Customization
Diagnostics
CITY PROTOCOL
High level Opportunity Priority Leadership
workshop Gap targets engagement
Prototype,
Track Solution design
solutions
workshops,
Action. Solution design
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Notas del editor Public Safety & Security and Sustainability is Key – for Urbanization & City RevitalizationNeed for Productivity, Efficiency and Reach are conclusion to Energy / Education / Healthcare700M Urbanized / 5B will be Connected (as conclusion to S+CC drivers) GE & Duke best examples. At Cisco we have defined collaboration to include Social, Mobile, Visual (Video) and Virtual. While each one of these pillars is critical and is moving into the enterprise, what is most exciting is the convergence of the four and rate of speed. From a consumer standpoint it is already happening. An iPhone is the perfect example: mobile, social, virtual (apps) and video all converging with greater capabilities and apps being added daily which enriches the overall experience. Cisco is developing its solutions portfolio so that we have products and solutions offerings in each pillar. For example:Social – Quad, Jabber, WebExMobile – Any Connect in combination with ISE and a MDM (mobile device management) hosted solution offered in our advanced services (coming in next few months)Visual – Video to include all TelePresence, Show and Share, WebEx video, Jabber video (convergence is already happening in our products: social plus video)Virtual: “virtual” occurs at three layers – virtual desktop, (VXI/VDI), virtual content (currently under evaluation) and virtual apps. I am most excited about the virtual apps as Cisco IT is bringing in those transactional systems into the overall experience either within Quad or on mobile devices. Examples include My PTO, My Expenses, My Approvals (one place to have all the items an employee has to approve in one location travel, headcount, expenses, Purchase orders etc.). Making these transactional systems (“app light”) aligns to our goals in ACT which is simplification and an improved employee experience. Enterprises are being asked and in some cases expected to deliver all of these capabilities. In my experience it really doesn’t matter which “pillar” where customers begin, but they must do so with an eye towards architectural convergence. If they start with social they must think of the implications of video and mobile. If mobile, we must think about virtual apps and social. The architectural convergence is the unique differentiator that only Cisco can offer and is a direct example of our 5th priority as a company which is the business architecture and technical architectures converging.