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Scott Brown, Vice President, Enterprise Segment, Asia Pacific and Japan 4 December 2014
Accelerating the Digital Journey with the Internet of Everything
Agenda § What is IoT and IoE?
§ Why does IoE matter now?
§ The connectivity challenge
§ Questions from you for our
distinguished panel
Industrial Revolutions
Internet of Things
Steam Railroads Internet Electricity Canals
Intelligent Network
Internet of Things
Process
Data Things
People
compound impact of intelligent connections
Internet of Everything
7.2 7.6 6.8
World Population
The Internet of Everything is Already Here
50 Billion “smart objects”
50
2010 2015 2020 0
40
30
20
10
25
12.5
Inflection point
Source: Cisco IBSG, 2011
Bill
ions
of d
evic
es
Timeline
PROCESS MANUFACTURING ENERGY
TRANSPORTATION CITIES RETAIL
Operational Efficiencies
Smarter Business Process
Economic Growth
Safety and Security
Regulatory Compliance
Workforce Optimization
Transforming Business and Society US Dollars
Declining Costs Over Time
1000
4 8 12 0
100
10
16 20 24
y
x
Storage ($/bit)
Computation ($/transistor)
Wide-Area Communication ($/
bit/s)
Computation
Storage
Communication
IoT Requires Distributed Computing
Traditional Computing Model (Terminal-mainframe, Client-server, Web)
End Point
Data Center / Cloud
End Point
Data Center / Cloud
IoT Requires Distributed Computing
IoT Computing Model (Data Volume, Security, Resiliency, Latency)
Data Center / Cloud
Device
Fog
Wide Diversity of Connected Solutions
Domain specific applications
Domain specific and/or proprietary devices and protocols
Electric Metering
PLC
Train Control
220 MHz
Street Parking
Wi-Hart
Environmental Monitoring
800 MHz
IP Connectivity
of the World is Still
Not Connected
Amazing Things Happen When We Connect the Unconnected
Navin Agarwal, Managing Partner, KPMG
Tarun Kumar Mishra, CEO, Covacsis Technologies
Dinesh Kumar Pande, Director (Exploration), ONGC
Our Panelists
Discussions and Questions
Option 1
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