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Cisco IoT Technologies Portfolio: An Overview
Satish Katpally, Senior Marketing Manager, Internet of Things
PSOIoT-2002
Agenda
• Internet of Things
• Industry Trends, Business Drivers
• Use Cases & Business Outcomes
• How should you think about IoT?
• Cisco IoT Technologies Portfolio
• Making IoT work for you
• Summary
• Q&A
3rd Wave of IT Transformation: Digital Enterprise
1970 20101990 2025
Products
Individual
Process
Automated Individual Tasks
Connectedand Integrated Enterprise Tasks
Product Digitization
Computers
Internet
Ubiquitous,
Low-cost
Computing
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Smart Networked
Internet of Things
A Network of Smart Devices: Industrial & Consumer
Why Connect Things?
Autonomy
Control Optimization
What’s Possible
Monitoring
Smart Networked
Analytics
Why Connect Things?
Smart Networked
Business Outcomes
Improved
Operational Effectiveness
Higher
Product Quality
Better
Decision Making
New
Product & Service Offerings
IoT Acceleration Dashboard: Industry Environment2012-2014
2012
2013
2014
Industry Environment
Source: Machina Research, Cisco VNI, Cisco Consulting Services, Cisco Connections Counter
Sensors Shipped
4.2B
10B
23.64B
Total Connections
11.2B
8.7B
14.4B+
M2M Connections
2.6B
3.2B
4.1B
Traffic EB/Month
62.47EB
43.57EB
51.16EB
93M
195Mas of August 2014
551M
Identities Exposed
(in Millions)
High Profile
Security Break-ins Total IP Traffic
IoT Adoption Momentum by GartnerE
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IoT
2011
Human Augmentation
Big Data
Mobile Robots
3D Printing
Cloud Computing
Years to Mainstream Adoption
10+ 5–10 2–5 < 2
2012
Human Augmentation
Big Data
Mobile Robots
3D Printing
Cloud ComputingIoT
2013
Human Augmentation
Big Data
Mobile Robots
Consumer 3D Printing
Cloud Computing
IoT
IoT2014
Human Augmentation
Big Data
Smart Robots
Consumer 3D Printing
Cloud Computing
Organizations Are Planning To Invest
81%
Americas
75%
EMEAR
92%
APAC
82% IT Execs / 74% LoB
Investments to increase “somewhat” or “significantly” over 3 years
91%
76%
89%
86%
86%
79%
77%
Oil and Gas
Utilities
Manufacturing
Transportation
Retail
Metals & Mining
Public Sector
Current IoT Use Cases Across Industries……
50%
N= 2582Source: Cisco IoT Purchase Process Global Study January 2015
42% 54% 54%
Manufacturing Utilities Transportation
Inventory Management
Real-time Monitoring
Energy Management
Theft Protection
Asset tracking
Real-time Billing
Fleet Management
Real-time Asset Tracking
Safety and Compliance
Fleet Management
Inventory Management
Optimize delivery
Theft Protection
Inventory Management
Real-time Billing
Govt
44%
Financial
….Generating Business Outcomes. Right Now.
66%
Source: Cisco IoT Purchase Process Global Study January 2015
Manufacturing
N= 2582
Safety
Product Quality
Supply Cain and Logistics
Safety
Efficiency
Customer Satisfaction
Safety
Customer Satisfaction
Supply Chain and Logistics
Safety
Customer Satisfaction
Supply Chain and Logistics
Safety
Customer Satisfaction
Cost Reduction
79% 61% 63%
Govt Utilities Transportation
73%
Financial
Harley-Davidson Accelerates Product Cycles
Manufacturing
York, PAManufacturing flexibility
across supply chain
IoT Solution
Solution Partners
Sped up Product
Cycles by 10–20%
Accelerated Triage
and
Troubleshooting
Improved
Working Culture
Sub-Zero Delivers Higher Quality and Does It Fast
Manufacturing
Madison, WIMobile manufacturing video
to monitor daily workflows
and processes and remote
video collaboration
IoT Solution
Solution Partners
Sped up product
cycles by 10–
20%
Reduced
production
downtime by 10%
Saved $100K on
field testing
BC Hydro Ushers in the Next Generation of Clean Energy
Utilities
IoT Solution
Creation of a fully compliant IPV6
solution which can be easily
updated. Added Over the Air
Firmware updates to simplify
provisioning
Energy theft
reduced by 75%
$330M in meter
reading savings
$224M in
managed services
savings
Solution Partners
IoT Delivers Business Outcomes
Reducing Costs
with OpEx Savings
Improved
Operational Effectiveness
Increased Customer
Satisfaction
Higher
Product Quality
Accelerating Innovation
New
Product & Service
Offerings
Improved Decision-Making
with Data Analytics
Better
Decision Making
IoT Is Here and Delivering Strong Business Outcomes
How to Think about IoT for Your Industry
Analytics
Engine
Connected
Healthcare
Connected
City
Connected
Stadium
Connected
Retail
Connected
Education
Connected SP
Product
Database
Smart
Apps
Product SoftwareProduct Hardware
Network Connectivity
Application Platform
Cloud
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What Is Cisco’s Role in IoT?
Network
Devices
Compute
and
Storage
Business
Intelligence
and Analytics
Management
& Control
Applications
Security
Application Platform
FOGCloud
Things
Connected
Healthcare
Connected
City
Connected
Stadium
Connected
Retail
Connected
Education
Connected SP
Cisco IoT Technologies
Network
Connectivity
Application
Platform
Security
Cyber & Physical
Management
& Automation
Data
Analytics
Fog
Computing
Cisco IoT Portfolio & Ecosystem
IOx Application Manager
Network Management (CGNMS)
IOx Data in Motion
Video Surveillance Manager
IE 2000IE 3000CGS200
Industrial Switching
IP67 IE 4000
IE 5000
Industrial Routing
CGR 2000
ASR 903
Industrial Wireless
Field AP -1552
Industrial AP (Rockwell)
Field AP - IW 3700 802.11ac
Positive Train Control
Field Network
CGR 1000
819H
809H
IR910
IR 509
829H
EmbeddedNetworks
5900 ESR, ESS Switches
5921 Software Router
Connected Safety& Security
Video Surveillance Manager and IP Cameras
Physical Access Manager
Cisco IoE Vertical Solutions
Manufacturing
Transportation
Energy and Minerals
Government
B2C
Industries Verticals
Connected
Factory
Connected
Transportation
Connected
Utilities
Connected
Mining
Smart +
Connected City
Connected
Public Safety
Connected SP
/M2M
Connected
Oil & Gas
Connected
Retail
Connected Health
Connected Factory
Energy Mgmt.
Connected
Roadways
Connected Pipelines
Connected Mobile
Workforce
Asset Visibility &
Monitoring
SCC Infrastructure Management (City WiFi, Parking,
Lighting, Location, Traffic, Safety & Security, & REGS)
Connected Schools
Remote Tower
Management
Store-in-a-box
Virtual Patient
Observation
Connected Factory
Wireless
Connected Trains
Connected Refinery
Connected AMI
Connected Predictive
Maintenance
Connected Border
CMX digital
Experience
Patient
Wayfinding
Connected Factory
Security
Connected Stations
Secure Ops
Connected Substation
Automation
Connected Mine
Remote Operations
Connected Law
Enforcement
Fleet/Asset
Management
Remote Expert/
Mobile Advisor
Patient Media
Experience
Smart + Connected Real Estate (Smart Spaces)
Secure Ops
Connected Factory
Automation
Connected Trackside
Connected Oilfield
Connected
Distribution
Automation
Connected Defense
Digital Media Store
Experience
Cisco Health
Presence
Connected Sports
and EntertainmentConnected Stadium
Connected Stadium
Wi-FIStadiumVision StadiumVision Mobile
Solutions & Use Cases GTM
FSIOmni-channel Customer
Interaction
Pervasive Employee
CollaborationIn branch experience Energy Management
Reduce Downtime
Lower Costs
Increase Flexibility
Connected Factory Solutions
Certified Portfolio
Investment Protection
Cisco IoT Technologies for Manufacturing
Challenges
Cisco Value Proposition
Cisco IoT for Manufacturing: Connected Factory
Factory Automation
Factory Wireless
Factory Security
Manufacturing
Cisco IoT Technologies for Utilities
Improve grid resilience
Maximize customer satisfaction
Increase worker efficiency
Connected Substation Solutions
Certified Portfolio
Investment Protection
Challenges
Cisco Value Proposition
IoT Cloud Challenges
OilPlatform
ManufacturingRobot
ConstructionCrane
Limited Bandwidth Latency Network Reliability
Fog enables New Business Models- Control, Monitor, Analyze, Optimize & Service: Machine-as-a-Service
Fog
Secure &
ResilientPhysical and Cyber
security for Things.
Increased reliability with
redundancy
Increased
AgilityAccelerate launch of
new services while
preserving cloud
development
capabilities
Big Data
Analyzing and managing
data from Things to the
Cloud
Analytics with
Data PrivacyDistributed analytics:
real-time to historic with
data privacy
Distributed Compute,
Network & Storage
Extending Cloud
capabilities closer to
Things
Rapid
InnovationOpen APIs and Partner
Ecosystem to rapidly
develop new apps and
services
Improved
AutomationLow OpEx with policy
based automation that
scales up
RT Actionable Analytics
Video Analytics
Cisco Fog APIs in ActionThermal Video Quality Control with OSIsoft
Manufacturing
Big Data
Improved Tractability
Reducing Man-hours of Quality Issues Tracking
Faster Diagnostic and
Downtime Resolution
Improving Operational Efficiency
Faster Security and Event Response and
Increased Situational Awareness
FLIR A310f Thermal Imaging
Camera
Cisco CGR1120 Running Cisco Iox + OSIsoftModbus Interface Node
Cisco UCSServer Running
OSIsoft PI
Media Server
Mo
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Te
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What is Data in Motion (DMo)?
“Things” Fog Nodes
Rules,
Patterns,
Actions
DMo
Data Reduction,
Control Response,
Data
Virtualization/Standardization
Virtualized Data
Historic/Predictive Analysis
Machine Learning
Update of Rules
and Patterns
Cloud
Wide Variety of Things
Cisco IoT Leadership
Network
Platform
Technology
Portfolio
Investment
Fund
Innovation
Centers
IoT World
Forum
Global Partner
Ecosystem
Standards
Development
• Cloud
• Intelligent Network
• Data Center
• Fog Computing
• Net Connectivity
Routing, Switching, Wireless
• Security
Cyber & Physical
• Net Management
• App Enablement
Fog Computing
• 3rd Year in 2015
• Dubai
• Dec 6-8
• 2000 Attendees
• IEEE
• IETF
• 3GPP
• IIC
• Wi-SUN
• London, UK
• Rio de Janeiro, BR
• Songdo, KR
• Toronto, CAN
• Barcelona, SP
• Tokyo, JP
• $250M so far
• Alchemist Accel.
• Ayla Networks
• EVRYTHNG
• etc.
• Rockwell Auto.
• Schneider Electric
• Itron
• AGT
• Emerson
• Honeywell
• Black & Veatch
Cisco’s IoT Solutions: End to End
Cisco Services
Network Connectivity
IE Switches
CGR, IR Routers
App Platform
IOx
DSX, DevNet
Security
VSM
SourceFire
Network Management
Prime
APIC
Data Analytics
Connected Analytics
DMo
Horizontal Solutions
Consulting Security Cloud and MS Big Data and Analytics
Software Services ISG Professional Services Technical Services
Your IoT Solution is Possible Right Now
Manufacturing Energy-UtilityMining Oil and Gas Transportation City Defense
Vertical Solutions
Fog Computing
UCS Mini
CGR, 819 Routers
IoT is accelerating: Hundreds of real deployments mapped out
www.iotwf.com/iotwf2014/deployment_map
95%Planning to Deploy IoT Within 3 Years
4th Wave of IT Transformation: What could it be?
1970 20101990 2025
Products
Individual
Process
Automated Individual Tasks
Connectedand Integrated Enterprise Tasks
Product Digitization
Computers
Internet
Ubiquitous, Low-cost Computing
Autonomy
Autonomous Products
Sophisticated Analytics
2040
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