IoT in Public Sector

IoE and IoT in Public Sector
IoT World Forum
October 14-16, 2014 • Chicago, Illinois
#IoTWF

Host and Moderator
Wim Elfrink, EVP, Industry Solutions and Chief
Globalisation Officer

Factory
Optimization
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Integrated
Operations
Center
Grid
Ambulances
Medical Devices
Stadium
Hospital
Optimization
+
Comms
Network
Optimization
Home
Energy
Management
Digital Signage
Traffic Flow
Optimization
Logistics
Optimization
Traffic
Cameras
Automated
Car System
A City, Country, Company with a Digital Overlay
Connected Over Industry Standard Platforms
Intelligent
Connected
Cloud and
Services
Platform
Smart
FACTORY
HIGHWAY
CITY
HOSPITAL
SMART
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SMART
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Intelligent
Connected
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Digitize the World
The Evolution of the Internet
Business and Societal Impact
Digitize Business Process
Digitize Interactions
(Business & Social)
Intelligent Connections
Connectivity
Digitize Access
to Information
 Email
 Web Browser
 Search
Networked
Economy
 E-commerce
 Digital Supply Chain
 Collaboration
Immersive
Experiences
 Social
 Mobility
 Cloud
 Video
Internet of Everything
Connecting:
 People
 Process
 Data
 Things

Wisdom
(Scenario Planning)
Knowledge
Information
Data
Big Data – The New Norm
More
Big Data Doubles Important
Every Two Years
Less
Important
 90% of world’s data created
in last 2 years
 More new data generated in
2012 than prior 5,000 years
 By 2020, 40% of data will come
from sensors
 Walmart collects 2.5 petabytes
of data hourly from customer
transactions
 Singapore generates several
Terabytes of data every day
New Need for Chief Digitization or Data Officer

Public Sector
Accelerated Opportunity
Total Global Economic Value of IoT
Economic Value
Based on 61
Real-World
Use Cases
Value Sources
Private Sector
$6.4T
$1.6T
$8.0T
Trillion
Asset
Utilization
$2.1T
Supply Chain/
Logistics
$1.9T
Innovation/
Revenue
$2.1T
Customer/ Citizen
Experience
$0.7T
Employee
Productivity
$1.2T

Public Sector
Accelerated Opportunity
Total Global Economic Value of IoE
Economic Value
Based on 61
Real-World
Use Cases
Value Sources
Private Sector
$14.4T
$4.6T
$19.0T
Trillion
Asset
Utilization
$2.5T
Supply Chain/
Logistics
$2.7T
Innovation/
Revenue
$3.0T
Customer/ Citizen
Experience
$3.7T
Employee
Productivity
$2.5T

Every city department makes investments independently resulting in:
Cities Have Traditionally Addressed These Issues in Silos
 No sharing of infrastructure costs and IT resources
 No sharing of intelligence/information, e.g., video feeds, data from sensors, etc.
 Waste and duplication of investment and effort
 Difficulty in scaling infrastructure management
Traffic
Management
Public
Safety
City
Lighting
Pollution/
Environment
Waste
Management
Parking
Optimization
This fragmented approach is inefficient, has limited effectiveness, and is not economical

Thank you
Wim Elfrink, EVP, Industry Solutions
and Chief Globalisation Officer
Email: welfrink@cisco.com
Twitter: @WimElfrink

Brenna Berman, CIO, City of Chicago, @CityChicagoCIO
Peter Triantafilou, Office of Science, Technology and Research |
Department of State Development for the South Australian Government
Winn Nielson, Head of Citydata, Copenhagen Municipality
Hugh Miller, CIO & CTO , City of San Antonio, Texas
Panelists

From Data to Insight
Brenna M. Berman
Chief Information Officer
City of Chicago
@CityChicagoCIO

Open Data Portal
Chicago was a pioneer in an open
data portal, which now provides
over 600 datasets online in a
machine-readable format, ranging
from crimes, water quality of
beaches, traffic congestion,
licensing, 311 calls, and more.
data.cityofchicago.org

Heat map of rodent complaints in Chicago

Forecasting Rodent Complaints

The Array of Things will provide hyper-local,
temporal data on using a variety of
sensors:
 Sensors measuring sound and
vibration
 Low-resolution infrared cameras
measuring sidewalk temperature
 Climate and environmental data, such
as air-quality and temperature
Array of Things

Peter Triantafilou, Principal Policy
Officer in Telecommunications,
Department of State Development,
South Australia

Goals, plans and issues in
Copenhagen Smart City
Winn Nielsen, Head of Section, City Data bf04@tmf.kk.dk

Smart tomorrow
 Matrix of technology and silos, so technology supports across silos, and in
the same way joins the utilization of data across silos
 Focus on three aspects
Demonstrate ability (central area, cross it and silo)
Demonstrate worth to citizens and the city
Connecting the city, a step by step advance
Goal
 Test of the integrated approach
 City wide dashboard and management
 Show tangible results, liveability, etc.

Issues and focus points
 Some sort of focus is necessary:
Environment (including cloudburst)
Traffic (Street based urban services)
 Results yesterday
 Financial aspects
 Avoid vendor and protocol lock in
 Writing the story as we go along

Hugh Miller, CIO and CTO
San Antonio, Texas

City of San Antonio, Texas
IoE-Based Services Help San Antonio Cut Costs,
Boost Revenue, Increase Safety, and Stretch Resources
“We’re using technology more and more to enhance how we deliver
services. That’s primarily the end goal: to deliver services in a much
more efficient way than we have in the past.”
Hugh Miller
Chief Information & Technology Officer, City of San Antonio
IOE
Deployments
 Municipal Court
Kiosk
 Traffic Management
 Smart Parking
 Smart Lighting

Questions?

Thank you!

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