THE INTERNET OF THINGS

Smart infrastructure and smart cities

Smart products

Smart markets

Smart mobility Smart grids Smart homes Smart buildings Smart factories Smart logistics

Internet of Things(“Intelligent Systems”)

1. Physical Object

2. Embedded System

3. Backend Services

4. Network Connectivity

Physical Object + Cyber Capabilities

Sensors

Storage

Programmability

Connectivity

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Smart buildings

“Internet of Things”Smart products & Cegeka

• Smart Products

• Telemetry-Driven Data-In-Motion and Data-At-Rest Analysis

• Dynamic Operational optimization

• Remote Command, Control and Servicing

• Scalable Machine-To-Machine Communication

• Industrial Products Scale (10+ Thousands)

• Consumer Products Scale (10+ Millions)

• Standard Protocols (Links, Transport, Application)

• End-To-End Secure Communication

• Business Process Integration and Enablement

Internet of Things

Mobility

Logistics

Factory

Cities

Entertainment

Energy

Healthcare

Buildings

Retail

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Operational and Information Technology Convergenge

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Workflow, Document

Management and

Communication

Data Storage and Analytics

Operational information collection and storage

Predictive /reactive operational data analytics

Forensic operational data analytics

Communication and Remote Access

Device connectivity and communication mgmt

Operational information distribution and alerting

Operational remote control

Remote Servicing (Configuration and Improvement)

Policy and Compliance

Privacy Policy Management

Regulatory Compliance Auditing

Digital Rights and Policy Management

Identity and Security

User Identity Management and Integration

Device provisioning, identity, access control

Role Management, Authorization, and Auditing

Sales and Marketing

Information Systems

Customer Service

and Support

Procurement and

logistics

Billing, Collections,

and Finance

People Management

Production Control

Enabling Smarter Products

Peer-to-Peer

Device-to-Service Service-to-Device

Machine-to-Machine communication is non-interactive, automated,

and bi-directional information exchange in operational systems,

performed between peers or between satellite systems and their

supporting backend services.

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Information Exchange Patterns

Telemetry

Information flowing from a

device to other systems

for conveying status of

device and environment

Inquiries

Requests from devices

looking to gather required

information or asking to

initiate activities

Commands

Commands from other

systems to a device or a

group of devices to

perform specific activities

Notifications

Information flowing from

other systems to a device

(-group) for convering

status changes in the rest

of the world

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Observe Telemetry “as it happens”

• React to state changes or trends

• React to aggregate observations

• Very short reaction time required

Real-time Analysis

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Examples

• Device input voltage drops below 11V for more than 3

minutes

• Temperature readings from sensors on this floor average

above 23°C for last 10 minutes

• Sensor failed reporting data for 5 minutes

Mine Telemetry through Db Queries

• Find and track trends or maxima

• Analyze expected vs actual behaviours

• React to longer term observations

• Store choice depends on what questions you

ask

Real-time Analysis

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Variety of Data Store Options

• SQL/OLAP

• Cassandra, Riak

• Hadoop/HDInsight

Tell a device, remotely, to execute a logical or

physical activity

Remote: Control service, handheld device, etc.

Latency requirements vary, but often “perceptibly

imminent”

Command / Control

Examples

• Give me the status of X

• Roll 2 feet forward

• Track this object with the camera

• Fetch firmware update

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Communication

Public Cloud(Microsoft Azure)

Secure Connection

Data Gathering

Device

Sensors

Private Cloud

Secure Connection

Workflow, Document Management and

Communication

Sales and Marketing Information

Systems

Procurement and Logistics

Billing, Collections, and

Finance

People Management Production Control

Customer Service and Support

Internal Connection

Appliance Border Gateway

Appliance

Service Bus Services

SQL Services

Compute Services

Storage Services

Website Services

Media Services

Notification Services

Authentication Services

The Scalability Challenge

Smart mobility Smart grids Smart homes Smart buildings Smart factories Smart logistics

Windows Azure Platform

http://aka.ms/TryAzure

Questions?