iw13 keynote, bill ruh, ge software—the emerging industrial internet

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Big Industry Trends The industrial world is undergoing a seismic shift in productivity and efficiency as machines become increasingly intelligent. This shift will result in the creation of an Industrial Internet that will have the same transformative effect as the consumer internet. Intelligence is brought about through innovative sensor technology, machine to machine connectivity, new approaches to automation, and most importantly software that gives insight to people in real-time. This seismic shift to what one venture capitalist has dubbed: 'software eating the world', will require more and more companies to make strategic decisions on their willingness to invest resources and take the risks to capture this increasingly valuable part of the value-chain. We see companies in the automotive industry doing this already as they are no longer satisfied to simply move people from point A to point B as a manufacturer of cars. Instead they want to capture the software value inherent in the transformation of today's vehicles into entertainment, navigation, and social systems. The big question for companies that want to win and survive in today's economy is: do you focus on existing products and business models or do you create new integrated hardware/software solutions and services that is greater than the sum of the individual parts. This talk will explore the notion of the Industrial Internet, emerging business opportunities and GE's strategic decision to focus on software and analytic-based services.

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Bill RuhVICE PRESIDENT

GE Software

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Big Industry Trends

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We Used to Get...

1. More Data

Takeoff Diagnostics Data

(Averaged)

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Cruise Diagnostics Data

(Averaged)

Landing Diagnostics Data

(Averaged)

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Air Speed CalibratedAltitudeCarrier NameCore Compartment Cooling ValvePositionCore SpeedDate GE ReceivedDeparture StationDestination StationEGT Exhaust Gas TemperatureEGT1EGT2EGT3EGT4EGT5EGT6EGT7EGT8Engine Serial NumberFMV PositionFMV Position Demand

Now We Get

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OT is VirtualizedAnalytics Become Predictive

Machines are Self-Healing and AutomatedMonitoring & Maintenance is Mobilized

Employees Increase Productivity

Entertainment is DigitizedSocial Marketing EmergedCommunications MobilizedIT Architecture VirtualizedRetail & Ad Transformed

2. Rise of the MachinesWhat Happened When

1B PeopleBecame Connected?

What Happens When 50B Machines

Become Connected?

Consumer Internet Industrial Internet

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3. Changing Architecture

Wave 1:Mainframe

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Wave 2:Client-Server

Wave 3:Consumer Grade

Inno

vatio

n

Time

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3. Changing Architecture

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Distributed Compute

& Analytics

Cloud for

Efficiency

& Agility

Mobile: Anytime,

Anywhere Access

Predictive

Insights from

Big Data

Transition to

Brilliant

Machines

Consistent &

Meaningful

Experience

Industrial Software Application Requirements

End-to-End

Security

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Intelligent Solutions

Learns from Data

Evolves with Automated Updates

Employs Unifying Theory

Delivers Insights

Uses Probabilistic Models Applied inUnique Ways

4. Real-Time Analytics

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Prior Knowledge

Historical Data

Experiential

Learning

Analysis

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Together Digital & Physical are Changing the Game

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The Digital Enterprise

Focus on Customer Outcomes withAbility to Respond Quickly to Change

Understanding What DeliveryModel(s) Meet Customer Preferences

Spur Open Innovation & Forward-Thinking Dialogue

Designing Solutions for Anywhere,Anytime Access to Information

Combining Elements of Low CostSensing, Analytics & New Levels of

Connectivity Permitted by theInternet

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Connecting Minds & Machines

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Instrumental Industrial Machine

Industrial Data Systems

Big Data Analytics

Remote andCentralized

Data Visualization

Physical and Human Networks

Secure Cloud-Based Network

Extraction and Storage of Proprietary Machine

Data Stream

Machine-Based Algorithms and Data Analysis

Data Sharing with the Right Peopleand Machines.

Intelligence FlowsBack Into Machines

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“The Power of 1”

PredictiveDiagnostics Power

Predictive Maintenance Healthcare

IncreasingFreight Utilization Rail

Driving OutcomesThat Matter

$27B Industry Value by Reducing System

Inefficiency

$63B Industry Value by Reducing Process

Inefficiency

$66B Industry Value with

Efficiency Improvementsin Gas-Fired Power

Plant Fleets

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Value Of BigData Analytics

1 Gas Turbine Compressor BladeMonitoring Potential:

500 Gigabytes Per Day

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Defining Brilliance

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Turbine To BatteryBattery Storage Makes

Predictable Power a Reality,Driving Wind Farm Output,

Improving Service Productivityand Creating New Revenue

Streams for Customers.

Turbine To TurbineIf a Turbine Loses Wind Speedor Wind Direction, It SimplyAsks Its Neighbor What It’s

Doing and Replicates theAction, Improving Availability

and Power Output.

Turbine To RemoteMonitoring

GE Turbines are Monitoredand Analyzed 24x7 Using 150+

Unique Software Rules toDetect, Prioritize, and Identifythe Best Fix for Wind Turbine

Operation Issues. It’s LikeHaving a Team of ExpertsAround the World Solving

Issues Real Time.

Farm To GridWhen the Grid Needs MoreVoltage, Wind Farms Take

Action. Every Second, 150,000Data Points on a Farm are

Analyzed to Integrate 400MWOnto the Grid.

Wind Farm To Wind FarmFarm to Farm Communication AllowsAutomated Control of a Wind Farms’

Voltages to the Grid, Providing Stabilityto a Broader Regional Area Through

Optimizing Multiple Farms.

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Our Approach

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New Techniques and Advances inAnalytics, esp. Machine Learning

& Statistics

Hybrid Cloud Platform for ServicesDevelopment and Delivery

Next-Generation M2M and Control Technology

User Experience Tool Set

Analytics Centered Applications

Strategic Partnerships for Key Infrastructure

Strategic Investment for Innovativeand

Emerging Technologies

Partner to Pursue New Markets

Enable Customers to Create NewSolutions

Defining and Developing IndustrialInternet Services

Centers of Excellence: DataScience, Design Experience, Cyber

Security

Stamping Lean and Agile BestPractices on Global Development

Hubs

Creating Leadership Program

Organization Architecture Ecosystem

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What Does ThisAll Mean?

Disruption is Occurring in Every Industry,Analog to Digital

Industries

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What Does ThisAll Mean?

The Potential Benefits of Intelligent Systems

are Vast and the SynergisticEffects of Widespread

Machine Instrumentation Canbe Realized Across Fleets and

Networks

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What Does ThisAll Mean?

Software Coupled with

New ProcessingArchitectures are the Enabler for These Digital

Industry Architectures

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What Does ThisAll Mean?

R&D is Critical to Lead theChange: Not Just New Products but

New Solutions, Systems& Industry Architectures

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What Does ThisAll Mean?

Disruption is Occurring

in Every Industry,

Analog to DigitalIndustries

The Potential Benefits of

Intelligent Systems are Vast and the Synergistic Effects of Widespread

Machine Instrumentation Can be Realized Across Fleets

and Networks

Software Coupled with

New Processing Architectures are the Enabler for

These Digital

Industry Architectures

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Thank You

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