introduction to IoT and BD for non-technical people. provide a basic understanding of IoT/M2M and BD.

1. IoT & BIG Data
Wayne
Sun
CIO
Global
Mobile
Corp.
June
12,
2015
B+E Consulting Company

2. B+E Consulting Company
Internet
of
Thing
Industry
Update
Big
Data
&
Analytics

3. ‹#›
2.5 3.9
6.2
9.7
15.2
24.3
A 10-fold increase at CAGR of 57%
Exabyte/month
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
Exabytes
Source: Cisco VNI
Global Mobile Data Usage

4. IoT?

5. A
device…
that
captures
an
event…
transmits
it
over
a
network…
to
an
application….
that
translates
it
into
meaningful
information
Battle
of
the
Buzzwords
M2M
IoT
Machine
to
Machine
Internet
of
Things
A
network
of
uniquely
identifiable
“things”
that
communicate
without
human
interaction
using
IP
connectivity
5
Internet
of
Everything
IoE
Bringing
together
the
people,
process,
data
&
things
to
make
networked
connections
more
relevant
by
turning
information
into
actions
Source:
IDC
APeJ
Internet
of
Things
Market
Forecast,
April
2015

6. 5
The
World
in
2020
Connected
“Things”
26Billion
Market
Opportunity
$3.0Trillion
Source: Ericsson

7. The
Ecosystem
Source:
IDC
APeJ
Internet
of
Things
Market
Forecast,
April
2015

8. Top
Use
Cases
1 2 3 4 5 6
8
Source:
IDC
APeJ
Internet
of
Things
Market
Forecast,
April
2015

9. Top
5
Verticals
1 2 3 4 5
9
The
Industry
Perspective
Source:
IDC
APeJ
Internet
of
Things
Market
Forecast,
April
2015

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IoT
Drivers
1:
Government
Source:
IDC
Government
Insights,
2014
Smart
City
investments
in
Asia
will
exceed
$1
Trillion
by
2025

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Smart
City
200+
Initiatives

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16
Smart
City
of
the
FutureSongdo

13. 17
The
world’s
first
Smart
Nation

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IoT
Drivers
2:
Utilities
Source:
IDC
APeJ
Internet
of
Things
Market
Forecast,
April
2015 @CRASingapore
Smart
Meters
in
APeJ
by
2020
90%
in
China
454m

15. Smart
Grid

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IoT
Drivers
3:
Manufacturing

18. B+E Consulting Company
Industrial
Training
&
Supervision
▪ Remote
access
to
experts
▪ Increased
safety
▪ Reduced
training
&
MRO
costs
Source:
IDC
Asia/Pacific
Internet
of
Things
Practice,
2015

19. @CRASingaporeIoT
Drivers
4:
Healthcare

20. Healthcare:
Facilities
Management
Smart
Buildings
Asset
Management
Video
Surveillance
▪ HVAC
control
▪ Lighting
control
▪ Energy
management
▪ Predictive
maintenance
▪ Biometric
access
▪ Patient
monitoring
&
protection
▪ Theft
&
fraud
prevention
▪ Patient/visitor
comms
-­‐
(e.g.
“I-­‐
See-­‐U”
in
ICU,
quarantine)
▪ Security
▪ Asset
tracking
▪ Predictive
maintenance
20Source:
IDC
Asia/Pacific
IoT
Practice,
2015

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Electronic
Health
Records
▪ Real-­‐time
access
to
patient
history
▪ Capture
and
input
“live”
data
Practitioner
Management
▪ Personnel
tracking
▪ Notifications
▪ Job
assignment
Glass-­‐enabled
Surgery
Solutions
▪ Training
&
supervision
▪ Expert
assistance
▪ Non-­‐disruptive
access
to
vital
information
▪ Minimize
risk
of
malpractice
suits
Practitioner
Training
▪ Virtual
reality
training
for
doctors
and
nurses
Healthcare:
Practitioners
Source:
IDC
Asia/Pacific
IoT
Practice,
2015

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Surgery
Performance
▪ Training
&
supervision
▪ Easy
access
to
patient
vitals
▪ Expert
advisory
▪ Minimize
malpractice
risksSource:
IDC
Asia/Pacific
Internet
of
Things
Practice,
2015

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TeleHealth
▪ Improved
customer
experience
▪ Access
to
non-­‐
resident
experts
▪ Reduced
hospital
congestion
Patient
Bands
▪ Monitor
chronic
conditions
▪ Measure
prescription
effectiveness
▪ Activities
and
vitals
incorporated
into
EHR
▪ In-­‐patient
management
Closed
Loop
Medication
Mgmt
▪ Improve
pharmacy
efficiency
▪ Upsell
additional
products
▪ Enhanced
customer
experience
Mobile
Point
of
Sale
mPoS
▪ Streamline
payment
process
▪ Patient/customer
convenience
Healthcare:
Patient
Care
Source:
IDC
Asia/Pacific
IoT
Practice,
2015 41

24. IoT
Drivers
5:
Retail

27. Targeting
the
Recreational
Athlete
Cycling
Running
Golf Tennis
Source:
IDC
Asia/Pacific
Internet
of
Things
Practice,
2015

28. Brands
embed
Heart
Rate
Monitors
Headphones Clothing Under-­‐garments
Source:
IDC
Asia/Pacific
Internet
of
Things
Practice,
2015

29. 17Yes,
we
even
connect
diapers

30. acquires
20m
users
80m
users
20m
users
Digital
Health
&
Fitness
Community
Source:
IDC
Asia/Pacific
Internet
of
Things
Practice,
2015

32. 16
Tag
Heuer
to
launched
a
Smart
Watch
at
BaselWorld
in
March
2015…
Luxury brands join the race…

33. IWC
Connect

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Security
▪ User
tracking
▪ Emergency
alerts
▪ Social
media
integration

35. ‹#›
2.5 3.9
6.2
9.7
15.2
24.3
A 10-fold increase at CAGR of 57%
Exabyte/month
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
Exabytes
Source: Cisco VNI
so
that
explains
it…..
mobility
is
the
Key
Enabler

36. BIG
DATA
ANALYTICS
36
More
Buzzwords…

37. 37
a
broad
term
for
data
sets
so
large
or
complex
that
traditional
data
processing
applications
are
inadequate
Big
Data

38. 38

39. 39
ANALYTICS

40. 40

41. Business/
Marketing
Implementation
Descriptive What HAS Happened?
41
Business
&
Marketing
Implementation
Predictive
Prescriptive
Cognitive
What COULD Happen?
What SHOULD Happen?
Learning, Reasoning & Adapting
Before it happen and After it Happened
3 Types of Analytics

42. Source:
DataMeer.com

43. BIG DATA: Buzzword in Taiwan

44. BIG
DATA
44
EFFECTIVE
ANALYTICS

45. BIG
DATA
45
Much More Than Just Buzzwords!

46. Business/
Marketing
Implementation
Traditional Analytics Flow
Business/Consumer
Intelligence
Traditional Analytics are slow to action as the data comes to
the user only after a long and tedious process.
Action
1
Action
2
Action
3
Action
4

47. Business/
Marketing
Implementation
Business
&
Consumer
Intelligence
Real-Time Analytics-to-Action Flow
real-­‐time
in
seconds!
Action 1
Action 2
Action 3
Action 4Business
&
Marketing
Implementation

48. Lastly, Time for Some Perspective…

49. Apple Watch has more
processing power than all
of NASA in 1969!

50. NASA put a men on the moon!

51. Thank You!
Much Greater Things to Come!