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Internet of Things Overview
Jill S. KleinIoT Practice Lead and IT Consultant
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The Internet of Things is
the network of physical
objects that contain
embedded technology to
sense, communicate and
interact with their
external states or the
external environment.
What is the Internet of Things?It’s More Than a Thing…
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Resolved With IoT
Business Challenge
Line of Business Challenges and IoT Answers
Achieving
a competitive
advantage through
innovation and
growth
New Revenue
Streams
Improving
efficiency, while
reducing
overhead
Operational
Efficiency
Adjusting to ever-
changing priorities to
meet needs of
customers and
business partners
Enhanced
Process
Struggling
with time to
market
Enhanced Insights
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Resolved With IoT
Business Challenge
Line of Business Challenges and IoT Answers
Struggling
with time to
market
Enhanced Insights
Business challengeWe need more product insight!Surveys and focus groups are “old school”After the sale – limited insight
What if…….we knew/could senseWhen the wine was consumedWhere the wine was consumed
We could….Target mobile adds based on locationTarget marketing based on time of year
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Resolved With IoT
Business Challenge
Line of Business Challenges and IoT Answers
Improving
efficiency, while
reducing
overhead
Operational
Efficiency
Business challengeWe waste too much waterWe have limited production in this viticulture area
What if…….we knew/could senseSoil composition and moistureTemperature by time of day across fieldMap field by production volumeMoisture content by soil type
We could….Fine tune our farming operationReduce water waste
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Resolved With IoT
Business Challenge
Line of Business Challenges and IoT Answers
Adjusting to ever-
changing priorities to
meet needs of
customers and
business partners
Enhanced
Process
Business challengeTransportation temperature is unknown
What if…….we knew/could senseBottle temp from bottling to table
We could….Predict “bad bottles”Monitor inventory in transportationMonitor store inventoryMonitor cellar inventoryMonitor bottle in car – sync for alerts
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Resolved With IoT
Business Challenge
Line of Business Challenges and IoT Answers
Achieving
a competitive
advantage through
innovation and
growth
New Revenue
Streams
Business challengeIncrease sales for distributorIncrease buying power for customerIncrease sales of products for wine maker
What if…….we knew/could senseWine product details in the store (location, farming
methods, grape grower, winemaker, Parker rating)
Location of wines we liked (Virtual Reality)
We could….Buy more of what we like!!
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How many people are using IoT today?
IoT Project Survey
How many people plan to adopt
IoT in the near future?
19%28%
Forrester Survey Says
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Forrester
1. Transportation
2. Government Security
3. Retail
4. Manufacturing
Gartner
1. Manufacturing
2. Transportation
3. Utilities
IDC
• Manufacturing
• Utilities
• Transportation
Largest growth areas by analyst
Greenfield opportunity: There is still no single “killer app” for IoT.
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Predictions: What are the business drivers?
90% of cars
Digital Universe2012=4.4 Trillion GB2020 = 44 Trillion GB
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People & Processes: End Goal
Source: Harbor Research
• Engage Customer’s• Empower Employee’s• Optimize Operations• Transform Products
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Only 26%
of IoT initiatives are
completed successfully
Challenge: Project Difficulties
Source: 2017 IoT World Forum
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Challenge: New skills to integrate IoT
The Old Days….5 years ago
Predetermined integration
Streams of data
• IoT is defined by data
Now…Defined by DataDesigned from App to EdgeDesigned by data needDetermine data at edgeEmbedding streaming analytics Security starts at the edge!
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Forming. Storming.
Norming. Performing.
Challenge: Hype to Reality
Source: Gartner March, 2016
Vendor Solution Development
Years until mainstream adoption
2-5 years
4SSecure StandardSolutionSets
IT/IoT Solution
Architect
Cloud Architect
Customer Outcomes Evangelist
Medical Device Integration Specialist
IoT Security Analyst
New IoT Job Roles of the Future
Chief Digitization Officer
Data Harvester
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Cloud Broker
Chief IoT Officer
300,000 jobs in IoT today. 1.3 million in 2020. ~Head of HR at GE
“Sexiest job title in IT – Data Scientist” ~Wall Street Journal
Data Scientist
Network Programmer (SDN)
Business Transformation
Practitioner
Industrial NetworkEngineer
Chief Data Officer
“Major Skills Gap in IoT”
~2017 IoT World Forum
“#1 challenge – lack of
expertise”~2017 IoT World Forum
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New data = great opportunities
Source: Forbes and IBM
Refined data is the new oil. Small Data.
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DIRT – Derived Insight Response Time
• How quickly do I need to derive the insight?
• What data is relevant? What data is revenue?
• What is my policy to determine what data is sent to the cloud?
• How much edge computing power do I need?
• What type of communication technologies do I need and how much bandwidth do I need?
• What is the classification level of the data?
• What type of storage and database technologies are necessary to derive the insight on time?
How to plan for your IoT data
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Why Now?
Source: Intel & Gartner
Significant cost declines over the past 10 years
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Cities
Soil MGD People Temp Goods Objects Appliances
Buildings Vehicles Animals Homes
Plants
And more!
People and Business Process
Edge/Fog
Network
Storage/DB
Application
Data Abstraction
Sirius IoT Technical Reference Model
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Sirius IoT Offerings
People and Business Process
Edge/Fog
Network
Storage/DB
Application
Data Abstraction
Sensors
Sirius Partners
ITC, Sirius Data & Analytics, IBM
IBM, HPE, Splunk, FiveOut, Sirius Data &
Analytics
Sirius Data & Analytics, HPE, Splunk,
IBM, Cisco, Informatica
Dell EMC, IBM, Hitachi, NetApp
Cisco, IBM
Cisco, Palo Alto, IBM
Intel, Arrow, TechData
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Use Case Examples for IoT
Extensive Use Cases
Automotive
Electronics
Insurance
Manufacturing
Retail
Asset Mgmt.
Facilities Mgmt.
Product Development
The Need• Remove Process waste
• Predicts Failure• Enhances Services• Enhances Insight
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Sirius IoT Solution Areas
Plan Integrate ManageTier 2/Sensor IoT Solutions
Roadmap Services
Physical Devices and Controllers
Connectivity Edge / FogData
AccumulationData
AbstractionApplication
People/ Process
IoT Platforms
Security CloudOngoing Mgmt.
Partner EcoSystem
Partner EcoSystem
Workshops, FastStarts,
POC's, Roadmaps
Sensors, Devices,
Machines, Edge Nodes
Communication and Processing
Units
Data Element Analysis and
TransformationStorage / DB
Aggregation and Access
Reporting, Analytics, Control
Business Systems and Collaboration
Sensor Integration
Platforms and Mgmt
Solution Security
Cloud BasedIoT Solutions
Managed Services
Product/Solution
Services
M
I 2
P
Areas
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Contact your Sirius client executive to schedule a
complimentary IoT Security Architecture Review.
A Sirius IT Consultant will meet with you and
examine your current state security architecture.
• People, Process and Technology will be
discussed
• Get a concise view of your current security
posture
• A deliverable will show you where you have
measures and protections already in place and
where you may have gaps.
Getting Started – Security Architecture Review
1. IDC – Digital Transformation Predictions (source)2. PNC – Digital Disruption Challenges (source) 3. PWC - Millennial at Work, Reshaping the workplace (source); 3
70% of Global 2000 CEOs will center their strategies around Digital Transformation by 2017
40% of businesses in the top 20 of every industry, will be disrupted by 2018
50% of the workforce will be Millennials by 2020
150m Number of knowledge worker jobs replaced by cognitive robots by 2025
12 The average age of a company used to be 60. By 2020 it will be 12 years old