innovation summit 2015 - 08 - gsma
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© GSMA 2015
Sierra Wireless Innovation Summit June 2015 – GSMA Connected Living Programme
Svetlana Grant – Director Future IoT Networks
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CONNECTED LIVING PROGRAMME
FUTURE IOT NETWORKS
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GSMA VISION 2020
Connected Living - Mobilising the Internet of Things
DIGITAL COMMERCE
Enable and build the
digital commerce
ecosystem
CONNECTED LIVING
Mobilising the IoT
to transform your
world
PERSONAL DATA
Become the secure
guardians of
consumer data
NETWORK 2020
Create the network
for secure, smart and
seamless services
DIGITAL FUTURESCAPE
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Connected Living Programme - Part of GSMA Vision 2020
OUR VISION:
Future IoT Networks Industry Engagement
and IoT Big Data
IoT Business
Enablers
To enable the Internet of Things,
a world in which consumers and businesses enjoy rich new services, connected by
an intelligent and secure mobile network.
OUR AIM:
To help add value and accelerate the delivery of new connected devices and services
in the M2M market. Achieved by industry collaboration, appropriate regulation, optimising networks as well as developing
key enablers to support the growth of M2M in the immediate future and the IoT.
Ecosystem Engagement to drive adoption and impact the market including automotive, health & learning,
utilities and transportation
Remote SIM
Provisioning for M2M
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Future IoT Networks Project
The Future IoT Networks project
developed analysis of the future IoT
requirements and mobile network
operator capabilities enabling these
requirements.
The key project deliverable in
2014/2015
Future IoT Operator Capabilities
Roadmap white paper - defined
mobile value proposition and
solutions for billing and charging,
non-GSM device authentication,
end-to-end IoT security,
device and data management
services.
☑ Published in July 201411 Use Cases from Automotive, Healthcare, Education and Utilities
(City Sensing & Energy Management)
☑ Published in December 2014Position Paper on End-to-End Security for IoT and M2M
☑ Published in February 2015White papers with analysis of MNO IoT capabilities and technical
solutions:
Billing & Charging
End-to-End Security
Authentication of Non-GSM devices
Roadmap for Future IoT Requirements and Operator Capabilities
Focus for 2015/2016(1) Low Power Use Case Project
Assessment of Low Power Wide Area Technologies
(2) M2M Security Model Project:
Guidelines for IoT Networks and Device Security
Roadmap for Future IoT Requirements and Operator Capabilities
SUNSEED Demo of security and non-GSM Device Authentication
Presented at MWC’15
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Why will mobile industry provide Low Power Wide Area Solutions?
Scale up IoT
Support New Applications
Merging of Consumer and Enterprise
Develop Networks to Improve Coverage
Lower costs
Benefit from using other mobile network
assets, such as security
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LPWA Applications: No One-Size-Fits-All Technology for Diverse Requirements
UTILITIES:
Gas and water metering
Water distribution network
monitoring
CONSUMER:
Wearables
White goods/ appliances
VIP tracking (e.g. pets,
children, elderly as part of
assisted living services)
BUILDING AUTOMATION (INDOORS):
Alarm systems, HVAC
Access control
MEDICAL:
Clinical remote monitoring
AGRICULTURE / ENVIRONMENT / INDUSTRIAL
Agricultural applications (fishing and land monitoring)
Environmental monitoring (Pollution, noise, rain,
wind, river flow speed, health hazard, bore hole,
vibration monitoring)
Industrial: asset tracking, equipment status, factory control,
mining & oil
SMART CITY
Parking sensors
Smart waste
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CLFN in 2015/2016: Low Power Use Case Project
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1
2
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2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
LPWA Connections (bn)
LTE-MTC
R12
Enhanced
GSM
NB M2M
LTE-MTC R13
SigFox
LoRa
Investment = €€€ mn
ARPD=€1/year
VAS opportunity = ???
The Project will deliver:
Low Power, Low Data solutions assessment paper in
Sept’2015
Inputs for consideration at 3GPP
Analysis of multiple new low power technologies
commercially available today or developed in 3GPP.
Help understand how existing mobile networks can
meet the requirements for low power use cases
(long battery life, wide coverage, low cost):
In licensed spectrum
In the fastest speed to market
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IoT Security: The Big Issue
YES, OF COURSE I REMEMBER THE 4 DIGIT SECURITY
CODE ORANGE GAVE ME DURING A 5 MINUTE PHONE
CALL…
…TWO YEARS AGO!
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GSMA Security Project: How to influence the IoT Ecosystem
Arrows show flow of ‘value’ within the system
CLOUD SERVICE
PROVIDER
Key entity in the ecosystem to influence is the Enterprise who wants to develop a connected product.
This entity sets the security requirements for the IoT service and its constituent parts and is the entity that is liable in the event of a security breach.
IOT CUSTOMERS
ENTERPRISE
(E.G. AUTOMAKER)
SYSTEMS
INTEGRATOR
IOT COMMUNICATIONS
MODULE VENDORMOBILE NETWORK
OPERATOR(S)
Supply
Contract1
Supply
Contract2
Subscription3Requirements4
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A set of IoT Security Guidelines: Centred the Enterprise
IOT SERVICE PLATFORM/CLOUD
SECURITY GUIDELINES
IOT NETWORK SECURITY
GUIDELINESIOT DEVICE SECURITY
GUIDELINES
IOT APP DEVELOPER
GUIDELINES
ENTERPRISE
An entity looking to develop a
‘connected product’ in the IoT
arena.
Aim: Educate the enterprise on IoT security and data privacy issues and empower them to make the best decisions when developing and deploying an IoT service.
Guidelines: A high level document which cross references the ‘satellite documents’ which contain the specific details.
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Remote SIM Provisioning: Where we are today
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According to GSMA Intelligence, nearly 65 per cent* of global M2M connections are now serviced by operators deployed or
committed to the GSMA’s solution
☑ Published in May 2015Profile interoperability added to Remote
Provisioning Architecture for Embedded UICC
Technical Specification
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What is happening next: SIM in consumer devices
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GSMA PROJECT LEAD
Low Power Use Case
Future IoT Networks
Contacts: [email protected]
SVETLANA GRANT
MAGALI NOUGARET
GSMA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
Future IoT Networks
Contacts: [email protected]
SHANE ROONEY
GSMA EVENT MANAGER,
Future IoT Networks
Contacts: [email protected]
EMMA KANE
BARBARA PAREGLIO
GSMA PROJECT LEAD
IoT Security
Future IoT Networks
Contacts: [email protected]
IAN SMITH
Contact the GSMA Future IoT Networks team
How to get involved
GSMA TECHNICAL DIRECTOR,
Connected Living Programme
Contacts: [email protected]
GSMA PROJECT MANAGER,
Future IoT Networks
Contacts: [email protected]
More Information & Resources : www.gsma.com/connected living