understanding the top four use cases for iot
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UNDERSTANDING THE TOP FOUR USE CASES FOR IOT
Dheeraj RemellaDirector of Solutions Architecture
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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
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DATA LANDSCAPE IS CHANGING
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VOLTDB OVERVIEW
Heritage Innovation
Mike Stonebraker
Other Stonebraker Companies
Co-Founded by the 2014 ACM Turing Award recipient
• In-Memory (but data is durable to disk)• Scale-Out shared-nothing architecture• Reliability and fault tolerance• SQL + Java with ACID• Hadoop and data warehouse integration• Open source and commercially licensed (24X7)
Speed
World Record Cloud Benchmark:
YCSB (Yahoo Cloud Serving Benchmark) 2.4m
million tps (transactions per second)
Technology Customers
Success
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USE CASES IN TODAY’S SESSION
• Avoid Unplanned Downtime
• Asset Tracking
• Smart Meter Management
• Fleet Management
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AVOIDING UNPLANNED DOWNTIME
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TRUE DOWNTIME COSTS
• E-commerce businesses lose $42,000 to $110,000 per hour from data center outages
• Power plants lose two ways: cost of maintenance between $200,000 to $400,000 and revenue loss between $475,000 (125MW F-class) and $775,000 (250MW F-class) per year
• Automotive manufacturers can lose over 1 Million dollars per month from True Downtime Costs (TDC)
• Oil and Gas equipment: reactive maintenance can save over 10 Million Dollars compared to scheduled maintenance in a year
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WHAT CAN IOT DO TO AVOID/REDUCE TDC
• Collecting health metrics data from sensors – Event/Response: Responding to events appropriately can be automated
• Taking preventative measures with actuators – The response to an anomalous event immediately in real-time can prevent the system before a breakdown
• Dashboards showing current health metrics
• A real-time decision making system that can process data from multiple streams in real-time to prescribe preventative measures
• Continuous analysis of data to create new insights
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USE CASE – STORAGE DEVICE MANUFACTURER
VM MetricsHost Metrics
Disk Array Metrics
Event Separator Process
Apache Kafka
VM Metrics
Host Metrics
Disk Array Metrics
Ingest, process,
decide and aggregate
VoltDB Cluster
Data Lake/Analytics store
From Installed Disk Arrays
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BENEFITS OF REAL-TIME DECISIONS
• Sustainable performance that scales
• Non-stop availability – 99.9997% measured uptime
• Lowering the total cost of ownership by 33% to 66%
• 9 out of 10 issues were detected before the symptoms became apparent
• Automated decision making removed the need for level-1 and level-2 support engineers
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ASSET TRACKING
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WHY TRACK ASSETS
• Know where they are (GPS, RFID – Active/Passive) – Supply Chain Management
• Inventory control (Barcodes, RFID) Retailers lose nearly 60 Billion dollars in 2015. Employee theft is the #1 concern.
• Indoor customer experience enhancement (Wi-Fi, IR and Bluetooth)
• Asset condition checking (NFC)
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USE CASE – WALKER DIGITAL TABLE SYSTEMS
RFID Enabled Gaming Chips
Smart Game Tables VoltDB Cluster Apache Kafka
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BENEFITS OF REAL-TIME ASSET TRACKING
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SMART METER MANAGEMENT
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CHALLENGES UTILITIES ARE FACING
• Lack of real-time insight into consumers’ spending of the utility
• Leading to ineffective/sub-optimal grid management
• Need to reduce CO2 footprint
• Eliminate inaccurate billing
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USE CASE – UK SMART METERING
Smart Meters Meter Reading Collectors
VoltDB ClusterDecision
making and notifications
Data Lake
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BENEFITS OF SMART METER MANAGEMENT
• Consumers get real time energy costs
• Real-time billing
• Influence the consumers’ energy utilization patterns based on tariffs
• Supports demand response techniques for the utilities companies
• Effective grid management
• Management of a large smart meter installation base – 53 million smart meters
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FLEET MANAGEMENT
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CHALLENGES IN FLEET MANAGEMENT
• Driver safety and productivity
• Fuel utilization management
• Avoid unplanned downtime
• Managing reactive maintenance on in-service fleet vehicles
• Maintaining visibility of in-transit vehicles
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USE CASE – MINING EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT
Telemetry data
Location services data
Event collating message
queue
VoltDB Cluster for correlation
and notification
Data Lake/Data
Warehouse
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BENEFITS OF REAL-TIME FLEET MANAGEMENT
• Establishing visibility of the fleet location in real-time
• Notification of nearest safety zones in case of catastrophes
• Improved efficiency in fuel utilization
• Fleet vehicles health metrics enabling just-in-time reactive maintenance
• Geo-fencing of the fleet vehicles
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COMMON TRAITS OF REAL-TIME NEEDS
• Ability to ingest data created at a high velocity
• Need to process each event data or a group of events representing a meaningful session
• Apply complex policies and logic to make decisions immediately
• Notify downstream subsystems to take immediate action
• Operationalizing big data insights into real-time event processing
VOLTDB COMBINES THESE CAPABILITIES INTO A SINGLE PLATFORM
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DELIVERING BUSINESS VALUE ACROSS INDUSTRIES
Smart grid/meters, asset tracking & management
IoT Platforms, Energy, Sensor
Ad optimization, audience segmenting, customer servicePersonalize, Customize, Target
Billing/rights management, subscriber data, etc.
Risk, market data management, customer mgt
Data pipeline, system performance, streaming ETL
Telco
Financial Services
Infrastructure, Dashboards, KPIs
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Q & A
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THANK YOU
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