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EMERGING MARKET CONSUMERISM RESOURCE PRODUCTIVITY INVESTMENT

Increased Demand on Industrial Production

$1T

Source: McKinsey

50% More Energy

More Water

30% 100% More Vehicles

GLOBAL POPULATION TRENDS

INCREASE DEMAND FOR

Manufacturing

80% More Steel

Resources

Infrastructure

3

Annually

By 2020

1 billion new middle class consumers will add

$8T to consumer spending


Billion devices are forecasted

to be installed in Industrial

applications by 2020 50


7.2 6.8 7.6

IoT Is Here Now – and Growing!

Rapid Adoption Rate of Digital Infrastructure: 5X Faster Than Electricity and Telephony

50 Billion

“Smart Objects”

50

2010 2015 2020

0

40

30

20

10

BIL

LIO

NS

OF

DE

VIC

ES

25

12.5

Inflection Point

TIMELINE

Source: Cisco IBSG, 2011

World Population


48 Percent of industrial devices

installed that DO NOT use

an Industrial Protocol Bar Code Readers, Printers, Cameras, RFID …


More ‘Things’ are gaining the ability to communicate using the same network

technology as the Internet – EtherNet/IP™ (Internet Protocol)

‘Things’ become the catalyst for better understanding complex processes and adapting

to changes quickly – smarter machines Smarter machines can be better controlled there-by increasing efficiency

Securing the architecture becomes increasingly important

Faster Time to Market

Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Improve Asset Utilization

Enterprise Risk Management

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)

Customer Experience

Asset Utilization

Employee Productivity

Supply Chain Logistics

Innovation

SOURCE: CISCO

IIoT Value at Stake for Manufacturing

Manufacturing $3.9T

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Supply

Chain

Headquarters

Distribution

Center

Smart Grid

Customers

Optimized for Rapid Value Creation

THE CONNECTED ENTERPRISE

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Organizational collaboration becomes increasingly important - break

down the silos between departments

Connecting the PEOPLE…

People

Knowledge

Transfer

Aging

Workforce

Collaboration


Knowledge and experience will shrink

significantly over the next years 5

Machines and technologies are more sophisticated and the availability of qualified people is becoming a challenge


Improving the PROCESS… THE CONNECTED ENTERPRISE

Process

LEAN

Manufacturing

Six Sigma

Quality

Management

Energy Management

Less human effort and time to produce, at lower costs

and fewer anomalies

Coordination and organization of procurement, conversion, distribution,

and use of energy

Driving quality that strives for near perfection

Quality assurance and control of processes and products to achieve consistent quality


Enabling the TECHNOLOGY… THE CONNECTED ENTERPRISE

Technology

Mobility

Big Data

&

Analytics

Cloud

The real-time data in industrial

control systems is rich in important

information such as energy

efficiency and asset health

Mobility is not only about the device, it’s about people being mobile and accessing applications

and data anytime and anywhere they need it

Enables the move of IT applications off-

premise and host at remote data centers

Allows collection

of data from

remote and field-

based assets

and

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…to a Critical Part of the

Infrastructure

From Basic Connectivity…

…to Converged, Secure and

Collaborative Operations

From Disparate IT and OT Networks…

…to Open Standards

From Proprietary Standards...

The Connected Enterprise Starts with Network Convergence


DATA

ANALYTICS

CLOUD and

VIRTUALIZATION MOBILITY

The Connected Enterprise Industrial loT at work for Industrial Applications

Contextualizing and analyzing data

Reliability, support, and disaster recovery

Access to actionable information

Workforce is Mobile during typical work day

Shift from CapEx to Flexible and Scalable OpEx

Smart devices create more

‘things’ to be analyzed


OT

IT

CONVERGENCE

15

…

…

Transactional data: orders, supply network, product design …

MATERIALS AND TRANSPORT

CONTROLLERS SENSORS, ACTUATORS

MACHINES AND

EQUIPMENT

FINANCIALS HR LOGISTICS QUALITY CRM ERP

Real-time data: control, safety, security …

COMMON SECURE

NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE


The Connected Enterprise

CHALLENGES

Organizational Alignment

Competency, Talent

Technology Adoption

Data Security, Privacy

Interoperability Standards


This migration has three elements:

• Technology

• People

• Processes


Organizational collaboration becomes increasingly important - break

down the silos between departments

Connecting the PEOPLE…

People

Knowledge

Transfer

Aging

Workforce

Collaboration


Knowledge and experience will shrink

significantly over the next years 5

Machines and technologies are more sophisticated and the availability of qualified people is becoming a challenge


The Industrial Workforce Evolution

An individual who understands the interplay between the operations technology and information technology is key to the ongoing health of operational excellence

Competitive Advantage

IT and OT

Mash-up

IoT Potential Explosion in Connected

Devices

Certifications

Smart People

Disruptors

Advantages

Technology Adoption?

Big Data and Analytics

Business Intelligence

Mobility

Scalable computing

(cloud)

Security Standards

Diagnostics

IT

(Information Technology)

Keeping the Network Safe and Secure

Drivers:

Importance of Industry Certifications

Embrace New Technology

Provide Advanced Business Analytics

IT Education

Tools are Electronic: Switches, Routers, Servers

OT

(Operations Technology)

Keeps the Plant Up and Running

with Production Drivers:

• Hands On Skills

• Knowledge from Experience

• Production Management

Manufacturing Operations Management

Quality Products Over New released Technologies

Applied Knowledge/Tech School

Tools are Mechanical for example: Instrumentation, Power Tools

Convergence of OT & IT in the Industrial Marketplace

A Successful Convergence will Create a Unified and Common Workforce Platform


Fundamentals of

EtherNet/IP™

(CCP180) / 1 Day

Managing Industrial

Networks with Cisco

Networking Technologies

(IMINS)

5-Days Instructor-Led

Managing Industrial

Networks for Manufacturing

with Cisco Technologies

(IMINS2)

5-Days Instructor-Led

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CCNA Industrial Exam

(Exam ID 200–601)

Industrial Networking

Specialist Exam

(Exam ID 200–401)

Stratix 5700™

Configuration

(CCP179) / 2-Days

Essentials of Industrial

Ethernet Networks for

the OT Professional

(CCP182) / 2-Days

Essentials of Industrial

Automation for the IT

Professional

(CCP810) / 2-Days

The Connected Enterprise and IoT Curriculum

Advanced EtherNet/IP

Troubleshooting

Routing and Switching Wireless

Cyber Security

Network Address

Translation

Industrial IP

Advantage Converged

Plantwide Ethernet

(CPwE)

e-Learning/12 hours

Networks

and

Security

Convergence

Certification


Paths to Certification

Managing Industrial Networks with Cisco

Networking Exam (200-401)

Managing Industrial Networks for Manufacturing with Cisco

Technologies Exam (200-601)

Interconnecting Cisco

Networking Devices 1 Exam (100-101)

CCNA Cisco Certified

Network Associate Exam (200-120)

CCNA

R&S CCENT

Cisco

Industrial

Networking

Specialist

CCNA

Industrial

No Certification


$6.62B

Leading global provider of industrial power, control and information solutions

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Serving Customers for 111 Years

Technology innovation

Domain expertise

Culture of integrity and corporate responsibility

at A GLANCE

22,000 EMPLOYEES

80+ COUNTRIES Fiscal 2014 Sales

20+ INDUSTRIES


Curriculums: Automation Craft Skills

Industrial Leadership

Providing the full spectrum of Industrial Workforce Development

25

Training Services at A GLANCE

30,000+ Global Students

Trained Annually

25+ Average Years

of Instructor

Experience SAFETY

150+ Courses Available

Strategic Partners:

Rockwell Automatio

n® CEU

LOGO

Accreditations:



EXECUTION IT/OT Workforce Excellence

• Optimal employee skills

• Rapid adoption of new technologies and job tasks

• Knowledge retention

• Workforce flexibility

• Skills impact tied to business metrics

• Measurable ROI



VISION

Why Invest? Do I believe that technology and workforce development investments will increase productivity?

Why Now? What benefits could I realize by acting now instead of 18-months from now?

Why Change? What cultural/industry/company benefits could my IT and OT departments experience by working together?

Why Train? What benefits could my organization experience by cross-training IT and OT professionals?

Why Act? What goals could I achieve with my assets and workforce in harmony?

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nw17 - it/ot convergence: learn how to get there

Technology

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connected enterprise

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industrial production

industrial applications

percent of industrial

cisco iiot value