1. Cornelia Kutterer
Director Digital Policy
Microsoft

2. IoT is an Inflection Point
MGX FY16
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IoT is an Inflection Point
Hardware
is cheap
Connectivity
is pervasive
Development
is easy
Huge benefits
fuel demand
New Innovative Scenarios
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3. The three parts of an Internet of Things solution
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The three parts of an Internet of Things solution
Device connectivity and management
Analytics and operational insight
Connecting insights to the Business
“Every company is a data company”
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4. Policy areas for further consideration
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Policy areas for further consideration
Privacy, Security, Data access
Privacy principles (minimization, deletion, purpose limitation etc)
Anonymization
Privacy intrusions
User re-identification
Jurisdiction
Law enforcement
Sureveillance
…….
Contractual, IP Considerations
Data ownership
Multi-party data pools
Trade secrets
Liability
Secondary liability (predictive analysis)
……..
Market regulation, Connectivity
Net Neutrality
Internet access regulation,
Spectrum
Ethics, Societal
Behavioral Experimentation
Predictive analysis
Discrimination
Individualization of risks
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5. Microsoft Cloud Computing Research Centre
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Microsoft Cloud Computing Research Centre
MCCRC is a virtual centre, a ground-breaking collaboration between specialists in cloud computing law and computer science to provide thought leadership in complex areas where cloud technology and regulation intersect
Joint team from the Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London + Cambridge Computer Lab
The current research (2015) is focused on the topics of:
Legal & Security considerations at the intersection of Cloud Computing and the Internet of Things
Microsoft Cloud Computing Research Centre
Ground-breaking collaboration between specialists in cloud computing law and computer science to provide thought leadership in complex areas where cloud technology and regulation intersect
Joint team from the Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London + Cambridge Computer Lab (with input from the Centre for Science and Policy)
MCCRC is a virtual centre with flexibility to adapt as required
Initial funding is for three years’ work ( )
2014 core focus: forced localisation of cloud services
2015 core focus: clouds of things
2016 core focus: cloud robotics? / something completely different?
The current research (2015) is focused on the topics of:
- Legal & Security considerations at the intersection of Cloud Computing and the Internet of Things.
Taxonomic analysis of key concepts in the area of cloud (where there is fundamental disconnect between legal and computer science definitions of concepts, such as the concept of processing).
IOT Vertical case studies – Health care & Smart cities
Taxonomic analysis of key concepts in the area of cloud
IOT Vertical case studies - Health care & Smart cities
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