sap’s utilities roadmap overview, the evolution of regulatory compliance and regulation management...
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After a brief introduction by Mr. Humphreys, Henry Bailey will talk a few minutes about SAP’s roadmap for utilities. This will be followed by a discussion led by Chris Humphreys about the evolutionary transition from disparate point solutions to enterprise-wide, end-to-end, Regulation Management where controls are consolidated and leveraged such that compliance is a byproduct of industry best practices. Finally, Mr. Rice and Chris Humphreys will end the hour with a presentation expanding on the concept of controls consolidation and compliance as a byproduct focused on NERC CIP Ver 3-5 and NIST transitional capabilities of Regulation Management.TRANSCRIPT
SAP for UtilitiesMichael O’Donnell, Vice President, SAP UtilitiesAugust 20, 2014
75%of global workforce
will be Millennials
We are in an era of unprecedented change in many dimensions
5 billionpeople worldwide
will becomemiddle class
50%of the world’s population
will live underwater shortage
1.3 billionpeople on business & social networks today
50 billion connected devices and
“internet of things” by 2030
Rising Customer Expectations A Dramatically Changing Workforce Pressure on Resources
Network Effect/Explosion in Structured and Unstructured data
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It’s a new world…
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UTILITIES TODAY
Complex Infrastructure Requirements
Changing Model of Consumers
IT/OT Convergence“The Internet of Things”
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Evolution of IT Architecture1980-90‘s 2000 2005 2014
Local integrationClient-ServerArchitecture
GlobalIT Harmonization
Business ProcessManagement (BPM)
and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Next Generation IT,becoming a Digital
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Four key technology trends for The Digital Utility U
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Social Media
• Data volume for enterprise applications is doubling every 18 months
• HANA - in-memory database technology
• Future services mainly based on metering data
• Analyze huge data volumes from different sources to enable and accelerate business decisions
Cloud
• ~80% of new software in 2013 was available as cloud services
• Hybrid cloud solutions drive TCO and integration
• Facilitates business partner collaboration to offer innovative energy services
• Enabler of business process optimization
• There will be 1.43 billion social network users in 2014
• In 2015, 63.2% of internet users will visit a social network at least monthly
• Tools for internal and external collaboration
• Monitoring of customer sentiment
• Involve customers in energy program development
Big Data/HANA
Mobile
• Smartphones outsell PCs
• Today, mobile devices are the primary method of internet access worldwide
• Increased importance to mobile interaction i.e. customer interaction
• Efficient channel to bring new energy services to customers
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Meeting the New Business Needs Requires Two Platforms in One
BUSINESS PROCESS PLATFORM
INFORMATIONPLATFORM
Powered by SAP HANA® software
Trading & Portfolio Services
Innovative Tariffs
Mobility Services
Virtual Power Plants
Predictive Maintenance
Forecasting
Demand Response Management
Outage Management
Weather Data
Energy Management
Data QualityData Analysis
User Access
Data Capturing
Data Management
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Our Vision – The Next Generation Utilities PlatformEvolutionary innovation without disruption
SAP Real Time Data Platform for Utilities
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Partner Solutions
e.g. Choice, STI, basistechnologies,
ESRI
SAP Business Intelligen
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SAP Business
Suite(incl. IS-U)
Further SAP
Solutions(e.g. Smart
Meter Analytics, Predictive
Maintenance)
Customer Solutions
MDUS
SCADA, NIS etc. AMI Headend
Data Historian
GIS ERP External Provider
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The challenge: Increasing number of customer facing applications require access to back-end data and processes
CRMSmart Energy
Data FoundationIS-U
Non-SAPsystems
Cloud
BackendSystems
Mobile Devices Enterprise SoftwareWeb Social Call Center
Costly and risky project-specific Point-to-Point Integration
Customer InteractionChannels
• Open standards: develop and deploy integrated apps quicker for any channel
• Flexible, scalable integration layer
• Avoid costly app-per-app integration projects
• High SAP security standards
• Take advantage of SAP delivered self-service apps
• Available on-premise or cloud based (planned)
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PEOPLE CUSTOMER MONEY SUPPLIER
MARKETPLACE
PARTNER/ISV APPS
CUSTOMER APPS
SAP in the CloudA unified cloud architecture for all SAP solutions
SAP HANA CLOUD PLATFORMAPP DEV & INTEGRATION SERVICES | DATABASE SERVICES | INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES | INTEGRATION
LINE OF BUSINESS CLOUD APPLICATIONS
SUITE ONHANA
BW ONHANA
MANAGED CLOUD
BUSINESS NETWORK BUSINESS TO BUSINESS COLLABORATION
SOCIAL PEOPLE TO PEOPLE COLLABORATION
BUSINESS
SUITE
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