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Internet of ThingsDigitizing the world with IoE & IoTJose CervantesManager Services Academy

June 2016

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A History of Connections

170 Years Ago: Invention of the Telegraph

100 Years Ago:Invention of the Radio

70 Years Ago: First general purpose electronic computer

40 Years Ago: First Internet connection

20 Years Ago: World Wide Web

TodayIntelligently Connecting People, Process, Data, and Things

2003: 0.5B Connected Devices

2005: IP Traffic: 29 exabytes

2005: First Smartphone

2008: Video Traffic:21 exabytes

2010: 7B Connected Devices

2010: 0.5B Smartphones

2012: 50M Connecte

2011: 90M Smartmeters

Connectivity

Digitize Access to Information• Email• Web Browser• Search

Networked Economy

Digitize Business Process• E-commerce• Digital Supply Chain• Collaboration

Internet of Everything

Digitize the WorldConnecting:• People• Process• Data• Things

Immersive Experiences

Digitize Interactions (Business & Social)• Social• Mobility• Cloud• Video

Intelligent Connections at the Heart of Cisco

Intelligent Connections

First the Internet of computers. Then the Internet of people. Now the Internet of Everything.


39% of the worlds population is connected

13B connected things

Technology powers 80% of business processes

More data in 1 year than in previos 5000


Machine-to-Machine (M2M)• Data sent and received from one machine

(thing) to another• Often called the Internet of Things (IoT)

Machine-to-People (M2P)• Data sent and received from a

machine (thing) to a person• Often called data and analytics

People-to-People (P2P)• Data sent and received from one person

to another • Often called collaboration

Connection Type

Greater Strategic

Value from Adding More Connections


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Solutions: Digital Ceiling

BRKIO


Enables New User Experiences

Lower Total Costs

Enable Business Analytics

Digital Ceiling

Cisco Digital Ceiling: Smart, Secure, Seamlessly Connected Building Systems

Building Automation ISVsEnablersLighting


Global Digital Ceiling Partner Community

15 and Counting Domain Experts Accelerating the Transition to a Digital Ceiling

Enablers ISVsLighting Building Automation

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Network Infrastructure Cisco Switches• CoAP, PoE, PoE+, UPOE• Security with ISE• Converge disparate networks (HVAC,

metering, lighting) into one IP network

Digital Ceiling

Network Infrastructure

Applications

Control Systems

Intelligent Driver

Sensors

Energy ManagementLighting Control

API

Building Management

Smart Spaces

API

Wi-FiAccessPoint

Sensors(Light, Motion,CO2, BTLE)

Lighting Building Automation

HVAC IP VideoSurveillance

Camera

LED fixtures/Components

Cisco Digital Ceiling –Overview

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Sports and Entertainment Overview

69% Prefer phones as second-screen alternatives

48% Check scores during a game

Industry Overview

Of fans say they use social media during events83%

Internet of Everything Opportunity

Enhance the Fan ExperienceEnhance the Fan Experience

Increase RevenuesIncrease Revenues

Increase operational efficiencyIncrease operational efficiency

Deeper level of fan insight and engagementDeeper level of fan insight and engagement

Lower operating costsLower operating costs

Fans have higher expectations:

Want HD video throughout the stadium for a more immersive experience56%


Sports and Entertainment Solutions InfographicWi-Fi

AccessIP

Telephones“Luxury Suite of the Future”

Building Automations

Virtual Concierge

Applicationserver

Access Controls

HVAC Sensors

Digital Signage

IP Security Cameras

Thank you.

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