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Derive Value from the Internet of Things today and the Internet of Everything tomorrow.Session ID 14PT

Christopher Arthmann

NECAM Cisco Practice Manager

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Agenda

• History

• Current Situation

• The Future

• The Internet of Things

• The NEC Experience

• NEC & The Internet of Everything


Where we came from

• First consumer grade computers – 1974 to 1977

• First Home Computer with a GUI – 1983

• iPhone 5s

• NEC Supercomputer achieves worlds fastest single core performance

• Intel Edison Mini Computer

Rise of the machine


Where we came from

• First CCIE – 1993

• Change in Work Culture

• Global Demand for Specialization

• Consumer adoption leads to business adoption

• Vertical Specialization

• Business meets technology & technology meets business

The Age of Specialization


Where we came from

• Technology adoption outside of IT

• Cloud and Web enabled tools

• Increased computing power with shrinking form factor

• Appreciation for automation

• Vertical specialization and niche solutions

Nexus of Forces


Where we came from Rate of Change


What is the Internet of things, really? The Internet of Things


What is the Internet of things, really?

Information

Strategy

Big Data

Next Generation

Enterpris

e Net

work

Intelligent Endpoints

Internet of Everything

Internet of Things Components


The Analytics and Big Data Opportunity

“Information is the oil of the 21st century, and analytics is the combustion engine. ”

- Gartner.com


Components Review

• The Information Architect

• Accessing the right data, at the right time

• Framework needs to be established

• Technical & Administrative Silos

• Organizational Alignment – Constant Change & Flexibility – Value of Historical Data – A growing problem

• Internal & External Information Sources

• Actionable Intelligence

Information Strategy


Components Review

• If Big Data – What is it?

• Why now?

• Who cares?

Big Data


Components Review

• Challenges for the Enterprise Network – Geographically Dispersed endpoints – Diverse endpoint types – Access – Security – Bandwidth & Traffic Management

• Cisco Partner since 1996 • Masters Specialized

– Collaboration – Security – Managed Services & Cloud – add cisco masters logos

Next Generation Enterprise Networks


Components Review

• M2M (Machine to Machine)– RFID Tags and Sensors – Wi-Fi Beacons & locations tracking – Triggers and actions

• Interactive Technologies

• Mobile Devices & Social Enablement

• Vertically driven devices types – Healthcare – Transportation and Logistics – Environmental – Automotive

Intelligent and Informative Endpoints


The NEC Experience Internet of Things today and Internet of Everything tomorrow



Examples

• Healthcare– Nurse Connect (EHR Middleware, alerting & notification, process integration,

temperature sensing, locations tracking) – Alzheimer's Facility (access control & RFID for patient tracking) – Business Analytics (re-admissions, patient care quality & safety, wait time & self service)– Biometrics (HIPPA, Patient Records, Efficient Patient Enrolment)

• Hospitality – Interactive Touch Screen (self service applications)– Locations tracking and targeted digital advertising – Biometrics (access control, VIP Service) – Business Analytics – quality and experience metrics, predictive analytics



Examples

• Education – Emergency Services Narrowband Spectrum (integrated security notifications and

process integration, IPICS) – Physical Security & Access control (sensors - fire, smoke, alarm integration, security)

• Public Sector – Business Intelligence & Predictive Analytics – Locations tracking, alerting & notifications– Self Service Technology


NEC & The Internet of Everything Empowering people & society through continuous innovation

• Smart City

• Parks & Stadiums

• Vertical Specializations – Healthcare – Education– Public Sector – Hospitality

• Innovations



Smart City

• Information in each network layer is monitored in real-time and transmitted where necessary based on everyday demands and special needs that arise during disasters and other emergencies

• By collecting and sharing information more effectively and linking the network layers that support urban life, state-of-the-art ICT can bring people closer together, strengthen the fabric of society and realize the dream of a Smart City.



Smart City Project

• Increases in energy consumption are resulting in increases in CO2 emissions, making it necessary to build an environment-friendly, low-carbon city

• By 2030, the market size will reach a cumulative total of about US$ 42.72 trillion.



• Business Intelligence & Analytics – Information Strategy Consulting – BI Design & Implementation – Business Analytics

• Cisco Enterprise Networking & Data Center – Unified Computing – Security

• Intelligent Endpoints – Biometrics (Facial Recognition, Facial Detection & Fingerprint)– Point of Sale and Mobile Terminals – RFID Tags and Sensors – Interactive Touch Technology

BOOTH # 813

Thank you.

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