1. The Internet of Things From Hype to Insight Peter Smith
Internet of Things Business Partner Manager
@pesmith24

2. In 2008, IBM anticipated the emergence of a Smarter Planet
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In 2008, IBM anticipated the emergence of a Smarter Planet
Instrumented
Interconnected
Intelligent

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IBM's pioneering work has infused intelligence into the global management systems that drive human progress and economic growth
Many of these applications involved what is called the Internet of Things
Traffic systems
Food systems
Energy grids
Water mgmt
Supply chains
Cities
Healthcare
Retail

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GSMA “Connected Life” forecast $4.5T in 2020
Top Ten in 2020:
Connected Car $600 billion
Clinical Remote Monitoring $350 billion
Assisted Living $270 billion
Home and Building Security $250 billion
Pay-As-You-Drive Car Insurance $245 billion
New Business Models for Car Usage $225 billion
Smart Meters $105 billion
Traffic Management $100 billion
Electric Vehicle Charging $75 billion
Building Automation $40 billion
Source:
Connected Life is everything that is connected and how they interact: cars, mobile devices, buildings, sensors and people

5. Today 3 technology forces are converging
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Today 3 technology forces are converging
Data The basis for competitive advantage
Cloud The growth engine for business
Engagement Changing expectations, fueled by mobile and social

6. Data sources are accelerating.
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Data sources are accelerating.
Almost anything you can think of is becoming an INSTRUMENTED source of data
Today
Over 9 billion interconnected devices
In a few short years
Nearly hundreds of billions

7. The instrumented objects are INTERCONNECTED
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The instrumented objects are INTERCONNECTED
Communicating with each other and people
Generating massive
amounts of DATA yielding new
INSIGHTS
TRANSACTIONS
SOCIAL INTERACTIONS

8. The potential of Internet of Things lies with INTELLIGENCE
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The potential of Internet of Things lies with INTELLIGENCE
Applying the power of advanced analytics
What did
I learn?
How do
I improve?
What is
happening?
Why did it
happen?
What could happen?
What action should I take?

9. To innovate, operate, and engage at the next level
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To innovate, operate, and engage at the next level
Harnessing the power of data, analytics and insight
90%
Volume of data created at the edge of IoT that is never captured, analyzed or acted upon.
60%
Amount of that data that loses its value within milliseconds of being generated.

10. Leaders embracing IoT are gaining new value
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Leaders embracing IoT are gaining new value
Transforming Business
Accelerating
Innovation
Enhancing
Operations
Improving
Engagement
Improve product development
Optimize asset productivity
Increase operational efficiency
Deliver new business models
Gain real-time responsiveness
Explore new revenue opportunities

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IBM is a leader in building and running practical IoT applications for the enterprise, investing $3 billion over the next four years to establish a new IoT business unit
IBM IoT Cloud Open Platform for Industries
New analytics services that clients, partners and IBM will use to design and deliver vertical industry IoT solutions
New IoT services within IBM’s Bluemix
Enabling developers to easily integrate IoT data into cloud-based development and deployment of IoT apps
Expansion of its ecosystem of IoT partners
From silicon and device manufacturers to industry-oriented solution providers

12. IBM Credentials Help speed up development and delivery cycles.
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IBM Credentials
Node-Red – Created by IBM, Open-source – Visual coding tool for ‘wiring together flows’. Cuts
down time needed to pull together hardware devices, API’s and online services.
IBM Bluemix – Created by IBM – Open Standards Cloud platform that allows for building, running and managing apps and services. Easy to use.
MQTT – Co-Developed by IBM – Open Standards, Lightweight Messaging Protocol for small sensors. Optimized for high latency and unreliable networks.
Help speed up development and delivery cycles.
Stepping stone for delivering scalable, interoperable, secure solutions.

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IBM is working with a broad range of global clients to build practical IoT applications for the enterprise
Developing fully-connected mobile vehicle solutions with IBM
Accesses and analyzes telematics and biometric data from its boats and pilots to make real-time racing decisions
Improved the performance and reliability of its appliances.

14. IBM Academic Initiative
What is it?
Unique, no-charge program to help teach students market-ready skills.
Helps develop world-class curriculum
Skill-building opportunities ranging from IBM and ecosystem events to student competitions
Help foster ‘digital-savvy’ talent
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Internet of Things + Academic Initiative
Why is IBM doing this?
Explosion of IOT = Need for students to learn how BlueMix can enable innovation
Access to open-standards allows students to tackle critical skills
Increased time offering allows students to explore various programming languages
Students gain innovation ‘hands-on’, cloud based experience.
Allows for students to realise and exploit innovative and new solutions.

16. Reference – Imperial College
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Reference – Imperial College
Bluemix to the Edge of Space
Third year project – Send balloon to edge of space.
Balloon is attached to collection of sensors and cameras – Recording and sending data back to earth.
Ground Control -> Probe
- Data is then tweeted
Probe -> Ground Control
- Sensors collecting - altitude, light, temperature (internal/external), movement.
- Using MQ Light, Internet of Things Foundation, Node-RED, Cloudant services all running on Bluemix.
The probes status/location/encountered conditions will be:
1. Distributed via Twitter 2. Represented physically in the IBM Hursley Innovation Center (messaging control of lights etc) 3. Represented virtually by a digital avatar 4. Shown in real-time on Google Maps for anyone to follow 5. The data will be stored on Cloudant, so can be replayed at any time, after the event.

17. Less talking, More doing
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Less talking, More doing
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Learn more about IBM’s point of view on the Internet of Things
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Try out Internet of Things on Bluemix ibm.biz/try_iot
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