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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 1 New uses Which Professional opportunities? Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 Contact: [email protected] W eb 2 . 0 W eb 3. 0? M ob ili t y or noma d is m ? L e t s sa y M2 M Yo u mean I nd u str y 4. 0? Le t’s ta l k a bout In te rne t o f Things O r C o n n ec t ed S m ar t O b j e ct s?

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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 1

New uses � Which Professional opportunities?

Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 Contact: [email protected]

Web 2.0 ���� Web 3.0?

Mobility or nomadism?

Let’s say M2M

You mean Industry 4.0?

Let’s talk about

Internet of Things

Or Connected Smart Objects?

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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 2

Context (Situation) S.P.I.N. Evolution and trends

� Individual approach (user, consumer) B2Co Mobility et nomadism � permanent use (space and time)o Desktop � Laptop � smartphones � tabletso Web 2.0 � Front interfaceo Mix of personal and professional uses �limits, interoperability and

exchanges

� Evolution of “industrial” practices B2Bo Service approacho Modular architectureo n to m communicationso Processing capabilities (including BI and Big Data)o Increasing access modes (terminals and other connected or smart

devices)o Miniaturization of devices (sensors, transceivers)

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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 3

Context (Situation) S.P.I.N. Trends and challenges

B2B Solutions B2C Solutions

Driven by uses Better conditions forWorking, Living, Moving,…

« Economy of functionality»

• Steered by business and marketing

• Use requirements (Ergonomic, nomadism)

• Personal dimension (ownership)

• Mass markets

Driven by technologies and costs/performance ratios

• Steered by CIOs• Industrial requirements

(Performance, Security, Availability)

• Evolutions towards utilities (virtualisation, Cloud, XaaS…)

2020: 26 Billions of connected things2015: 5 G$

(*) Gartner Group

(*) Core target

Inte

rnet

of

serv

ices

?

New role: CDO

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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 4

Context (Situation) S.P.I.N. Domains and functions (1/2) Smart citiesWaste management,

Smart parking, Smart lighting,

Traffic congestion …

Smart carSelf-service cars,Driver assistance, Signage, Travellers information, Remote assistanceand maintenance…

MobilityPayments, Internet access, Broadcast, Augmented reality, Location and tracking…

Smart home

Domotic …

Transportation systems

Driver assistance,

Automated vehicles,

Signage,

Travellers information,

Remote assistance and maintenance,

Terminal Services …

Robots and civil used drones

Dangerous on-site operations,

Risks assessment …

E-governance and e-administration

Vote, Identification,

Administrative formalities …

Big data

Collect, Location,

Exchanges

Use analysis…

Autolib project

Cityzi project

Smart metering

Smartgrid, SCADA networks

(Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition)

IssyGrid project

� With increasing combinatory of objects & services !!

Orange Money

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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 5

Context (Situation) S.P.I.N. Domains and functions (2/2) Agriculture and environment

Meteorological follow-upInternational rates Animals tracking, Invasive pestsAir pollution, …

EducationVirtual class, MOOC (Massive Open, On-Line Course) …

Culture & entertainment

Ticketing, Access control,

Audience follow-up…Collaborative

Video conferences,

Social networks,

Serious games …

Health

Individualized medicine, Follow-up,

Quantified self, Remote -control,

-diagnostic,-intervention, -surveillance,

Epidemics monitoring, Pathologies studies,

Connected hospital, Silver economy …

Consumption & retail

Promotions, Mktg 1to1,

Purchases, Supply,

Logistic…

People and equipment safety

Remote monitoring, Lock management

Interventions follow-up …

Welfare

Wearables, Coaching

Sports performances …

� With increasing combinatory of objects a services !!

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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 6

Context (Situation) S.P.I.N. Criticality and Complexity

o Availabilityo Transactional / real timeo Data security, infrastructures,

applications, objects)- Integrity- Confidentiality- Personal data

o Performanceo Scalability, ….

o Interconnectivityo Dependencieso Capacity planning

- Data- Users- Access

Criticality

Complexity

Personal Welfare Broadcast

Virtual class

(*) Core target

MobilePayments

Autolib

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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 7

Usual contributions of market players due to their respective business

Context (Situation) S.P.I.N. Market ecosystem (*) Core target

ConsumerUser

Patient

Technological components

Integrationaggregation

Distributionand Sale

(*) Example of secured storage of personal data on cloud, sold by telecom operator or bank company

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Questions (Problems) S.P.I.N. Priorities to be considered

Management of full lifecycle:(Evolutions: volumes and interoperability – new services)

� Global business case:o Preliminary studieso Investments (Capex/Opex) o Revenue collectiono Sharing / redistribution of earnings

� Multi-providers complexityand pluridisciplinarity

o Co et sub contractors, solidarityo Delivery limits and responsibilitieso Single point of contacto Steeringo Sustainabilityo Commitments follow-upo Risks managemento Intellectual property

Adaptation &Setup

Use and operations

Uses analysis

Lifecycle

Launch

Withdrawal

Lifecycle operations

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Philippe Gros Paris, January 2014 – V2 9

Impacts (Implication) S.P.I.N. Risks

� Solutions scalabilityo Sizing and capacity planningo Interconnection

� Qualityo Developmentso Operationso Maintenanceo Evolutions

� Costs control and Business Model reliabilityo Deploymento Operations and Maintenanceo Withdrawal

� Confidence and user satisfaction � Loyalty � Competencies

o Non IT company delivering solutions with IT componentso IT companies facing B2C market

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Solutions (Needs Payoff) S.P.I.N. Some response elements

B2B best practices to be applied to B2C needs including:

o Marketing and communicationo New services (interoperability and flexibility)o Customer services and follow-up (web, help-desk and self-care)o Ecosystem et partnership managemento Sales and distribution channelso Embedded services contracts

� Services agreements (SLA) and penalties� Delivery and provision (tests and acceptance)� Invoicing (Work Units)

o End-to-end quality process (continuous improvement loop)o Normalization, certification

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Solutions (Needs Payoff) S.P.I.N. My background

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Next step

Some referenceso « Les nouveaux eldorados de l’économie connectée’’, livre blanc de l’Institut G9+ - 2013o « La dynamique d’internet. Prospective 2030 », étude du Commissariat général à la stratégie et à la prospective - 2013o « Nouvelle France industrielle : 34 plans de reconquête », Ministère du redressement productif - 2013o « Un principe et 7 ambitions pour l’innovation », rapport de la commission « Innovation 2030 »o « A Journey through. Digital Society. 25 innovations that are changing our lives. », Netexplo observatory / Unesco publishing – 2013o « Les 10 tendances technologiques 2014 », dossier Le Monde Informatique – 2013o «Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2014», Gartner Group – 2013o Internet of things – Converging technologies fir smart environments ane integrated ecosystems – IERC cluster book – 2013o The Internet of Things 2012 - New Horizons – IERC cluster book 2012o …

In order to feed further reflection, which recommended companies / contacts would you suggest which could be directly or non-directly implied:

1. In page 3 challenges

2. On one or several subjects from pages 4 et 5

3. Fulfilling the page 6 requirements

4. In one or several page 7 roles?

Ville in tellig enteTournées de collectes,

Stationnement, Eclairage public,

Plans de circulation dynamiques …

Ville in tellig enteTournées de collectes,

Stationnement, Eclairage public,

Plans de circulation dynamiques …Voiture intelligenteAutopartage,Assistance à la conduite, Signalisation, Information utilisateur, Télémaintenance, Assistance à distance …

Voiture intelligenteAutopartage,Assistance à la conduite, Signalisation, Information utilisateur, Télémaintenance, Assistance à distance …

MobilitéPaiements, Accès internet, Broadcast, Réalité augmentée,

Localisation …

MobilitéPaiements, Accès internet, Broadcast, Réalité augmentée,

Localisation …

Maison intelligente

Domotique …

Maison intelligente

Domotique … Transports collectifs

Assistance à la conduite,

Véhicules automatiques,

Signalisation,

Information utilisateur,

Télémaintenance,

Assistance à distance,

Services gares et aérogares

Transports collectifs

Assistance à la conduite,

Véhicules automatiques,

Signalisation,

Information utilisateur,

Télémaintenance,

Assistance à distance,

Services gares et aérogares

Robots et drones à usage civil

Interventions sur sites à risques,

Evaluation de dangers …Robots et drones à usage civil

Interventions sur sites à risques,

Evaluation de dangers …

E-gouvernance et e-administration

Vote, Identification,

Formalités administratives …

E-gouvernance et e-administration

Vote, Identification,

Formalités administratives …

Big data

Collecte, Localisation,

Echanges

Analyse des usages…

Big data

Collecte, Localisation,

Echanges

Analyse des usages…

Projet Autolib

Projet Ci tyzi

Réseaux intelligents

Smartgrid, réseaux SCADA

(Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition)

Réseaux intelligents

Smartgrid, réseaux SCADA

(Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition)

Projet IssyGrid

� Avec une forte combinatoire objets & services !!

o Disponibilitéo Transactionnel / temps réelo Sécurité données, infrastructures,

applications, objets)- Intégrité- Confidentialité- Données personnelles

o Performanceo Evolutivité, ….

o Interconnexiono Dépendanceso Volumétries

- Données- Utilisateurs- Accès

Criticité

Complexité

Bien-être personnel Broadcast

Classe virtuelle

(*) Cœur de cible

PaiementsMobiles

Autolib

Contributions « habituelles » des acteurs du marché en fonction de leurs activités respectives

(*) Cœur de cible

ClientUtilisateur

UsagerPatient

Briques technologiques

Intégrationagrégation

DistributionCommercialisation

(*) Exemple d’une offre de stockage sécurisé sur le cloud de données personnelles de smartphones, àsouscrire auprès d’opérateurs mobiles ou de banques

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