Charlie SheridanDirector IoT systems research labIntel Labs

Technology Paradigms

Mainframe (1960)

PC (1985)

Mobile (2000)

IoT (2013)

Software Defined Autonomous World (2022)

Internet of Things x Big Data = Unprecedented Value

50BDEVICES 35 ZB

OF DATA

Revenue Growth

Cost Savings

Societal

Value

X =

THINGS VALUEDATA

There are Challenges to IoT Scale … Security, Privacy, Compliance

Market Fragmentation

Legacy Infrastructure

LAN/WAN Connectivity

Underutilized Data

Interoperability and Standards

A Reference Architecture for IoT…

implemented via Products & Technologies from Intel and the ecosystem.

An Open, Secure & Scalable approach to building IoT solutions.

Intel® IoT PlatformSecure, Scalable, Interoperable

The Intel® IoT Platform is an end-to-end reference architecture and family of products from Intel, that works with third-party solutions, to provide a foundation for seamlessly and securely connecting devices, delivering trusted data to the cloud, and delivering value through analytics.

Industry Examples

* Source

Saved $1M in 1 Building / Year 5M buildings

$60B

Di-BOSS (Digital Building Operating Software

Solution) + Cisco Energywise: Electrical,

Steam and Water

Measured Benefits:

$9M/ year

Intel’s Assembly / Test –sensors and analytics help

maintain productivity.

Potential Benefits:

$28 Million

Hospitality Building: Grant Hotel (>100yo)

Efficient consumption and monitoring of water and

electricity

Potential US Benefits:

38 Million Tons of CO2

Vnomics solution: 6% increase in fuel economy

across 100% of fleet = $15M / Year

Airline IoT opportunities

Enterprise Technology

OperationsTechnology

Predictive Maintenance

Asset & Capacity/ Utilization

Workforce Productivity

Environment & Sustainability

Safety & Security

Supply chain optimisation

Connected Passengers

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Source: presentation of Charlie Sheridan, Intel Labs

at the 2016 SITA Air Transport IT Summit, Barcelona.

2016 Air Transport IT Summit. Confidential. © SITA 2016