Internet of ThingsCIOs should be readying their organizations for an era when 60 billion sensors dominate the Internet

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Internet of Things
CIOs should be readying their organizations for an era
when 60 billion sensors dominate the Internet
Glen Koskela

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Hyperconnected World
An emerging new world where people, information,
things and infrastructure are connected via networks,
transforming work and life everywhere.

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Physical World Becomes Web-enabled
Internet of Things opens prospects, radically different
from those most commonly put forward today.
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Internet of Things
Makes apps more sensitive to physical properties;
high potential for contextual treatment of data.
The Internet of Things
is grounded in the
physical world.
Makes new usages
possible.
Richness of the
concept.
Structuring of the
digital economy.

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Simple Recipes
When the object is
in charge…

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Merging of Physical and Information Worlds
Intelligent things are
exceedingly discreet,
melting into the fabric of
our daily lives to go
unnoticed.
All sorts of machinery,
devices and objects –
literally everywhere.
Enabling business transactions (interact), and
generating information (sense). Game changing.

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And That's a Big Deal
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People have limited time, attention and accuracy – not
very good at capturing data about the real world.

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People – Process – Things – Context
By merging physical world and information world, IoT
changes the role and position of human agents.
In the usual vision
of IT systems,
the physical world
is observed and
represented in the
information world.
Both are strongly
related to human
agents.
What can a parking
space tell you?

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What Will It Bring Us?
Internet of Things will turn Internet into a predictive and
analytical power – with economic & policy implications.
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Ever more demanding market with individuals,
households, business and public sector demanding
high quality services at a reasonable market rate.

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The Power of 1% in Europe
“That means a physical device becomes an active part of a business process:
delivering data, sending events, and processing rules.”
-Heinz Derenbach, CEO of Bosch Software Innovations GmbH
Substantial gains that
can derive from just a
1 percent efficiency
improvement.
Note: Illustrative examples
applied across specific
European industry sectors.
Source: GE estimates

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Things Are Getting Connected Already

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Wave of New ”Machines” and ”Objects”
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Expect a wave of IoT/M2M gadgets and physical tools
to emerge, future is not only software and applications.
Solar-powered
trash compactor
alerts sanitation
crews when it is full.
The City of Viborg
(Denmark) Station
Square: from 1.038
FTE to 0.118 FTE.

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What if Information Needs to be Licensed?
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Debate beyond political borders and company limits.
Implications are numerous, with no obvious answers.

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Services as a Market
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Services provision at individual-level, at firm-level,
at city-level, and at national-government level.
Data = past
IoT = current
Analytics = future

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Structural Health Monitoring
Smart sensor network
capable for remote
automated sensing
(vibration, strain,
corrosion, etc.)
Remotely process
collected sensing
data for structural
health check and
administrative
procedures for
bridges (mandatory
inspection, etc.)
There are 20450 roadway bridges in Sweden.
36% are over 50 years old, and require continuous
maintenance and repair or strengthening.

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Delphi Connect Mimo baby monitor
Examples of Emerging ”Objects”
Invisible Tracck WaterBee ParkSight
GeckoCap
Get ready for an era when 60 B sensors dominate the Internet.

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Location Data Service
Space and time database
Navigation
Location data (coordinate)
Analyze, Estimate and Optimize
Real-time information （event, SNS)
External Information (site, weather etc.)
Massive sensor information(Automotive)
Non-structured data
Extract correlation of data
Area information service
raffic information
Vehicle management

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Interaction with Real and Virtual Worlds
Innovative handling of data by directly touching actual
physical objects – direct manipulation of real objects

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