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IoT Panel: Ken Johnson
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Pistoia Alliance USA Conference 2016
- 1. RED HAT, OPEN SOURCE AND THE INTERNET OF THINGS Ken Johnson Sr. Director, Product Management Red Hat
- 2. OPEN SOURCE LEADER # 1 MORE THAN 90% of the FORTUNE 500 use RED HAT PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS. * * Red Hat client data, 2015 1993 1999 2002 2006 2011 20122009 2013 2014 COUNTRIES AWARD-WINNING SOLUTIONS 500 S&P COMPANY NYSE: RHT 2015 ~9,300 EMPLOYEES 85 WORLDWIDE OFFICES 35
- 4. We participate in and create community- powered upstream projects. We integrate upstream projects, fostering open community platforms. We commercialize these platforms together with a rich ecosystem of services and certifications. PARTICIPATE INTEGRATE STABILIZE (upstream projects) (community platforms) (supported products platforms, and solutions) 1M+ Projects COMMUNITY PROJECTS-TO-PRODUCTS
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- 6. 6 OPEN-SOURCE IOT COMMUNITIES The Eclipse Foundation Eclipse IoT Project Iot.eclipse.org Goal: to provide open source implementations of standards, services and frameworks that enable an Open Internet of Things.
- 9. 9 THE DATA-DRIVEN IoT Devices are the eyes and ears of the intelligent system, not its brain. DATADEVICES BUSINESS MODELS
- 10. 10 INTERNET OF THINGS INFORMATION LIFECYCLE Information triggers pre-defined business rules Summarized information sent to back office for deep analysis New rules created and pushed to business rules engine New data analysis optimizations Controlled and augmented by domain experts Field level data analysis DATA Data emitted from sensors, control panels, actuators, human interfaces, etc. INTELLIGENCE Actions driven from information INFORMATION Data analyzed to drive tactical action KNOWLEDGE Information stored in DB and analyzed, yielding optimized tactical tools.
- 11. 11 ENTERPRISE IoT ARCHITECTURE DATACENTER GATEWAYS DEVICES Driving datacenter function to the edge • Business processing • Reporting • Long-term data analytics • Data infrastructure • Enterprise integration • Software-defined storage • Communications/messaging • Data pre-processing • Real-time data analytics • Real-time actions/rules • Software-defined storage • Communications/messaging • Data acquisition
- 12. 12 ENTERPRISE FUNDAMENTALS STILL COUNT RELIABILITY LIFE CYCLE SECURITY
- 13. 13 CRITICAL AREAS FOR IoT SUCCESS M2M COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS DEVICE MIDDLEWARE APPLICATION M2M COMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE BUSINESS APPLICATION INTEGRATION COMPLEX EVENT PROCESSING (CEP) 1 2 3 5 6 • Selecting and integrating operating system, device support/drivers • Implementing the business logic • Optimizing M2M protocols • WAN cost reduction • Security • Decoupling of producers and consumers of data • Write speeds • Real-time data streams • Data storage • Standard APIs • Ready to use adapters for standard applications • CEP capabilities • Application development and lifecycle management • Dashboards, user interaction and interfacing • Integration (big data, social networks, enterprise IT) 1 2 3 5 6 • Device data management • Device lifecycle management • Security 4 4 DEVICE MANAGEMENT
- 14. 14 Red Hat helps enterprises and partners collect, communicate, transform, store, and act upon critical data generated by the Internet of Things. RED HAT AND IOT Our open-source solutions • free you from proprietary lock-in and cost escalation • capture community innovation • provide the enterprise-level security, reliability, scalability and support required by the IoT
Editor's Notes
- Converging the worlds of OT and IT The Internet of Things is transforming operational technology - OT. Next-generation IP-based operational control systems can help businesses improve economics and automation. Forward-looking companies are aligning OT and IT infrastructure as part of IoT initiatives. By unifying OT and IT systems and practices enterprises can optimize business processes and slash operating expenses. When integrating OT and IT environments it is important to address both technological and organizational requirements. Implement a tiered intelligent systems architecture to ensure high scalability, availability, and security. Use IoT gateways to efficiently bridge the gap between the OT and IT realms. Set strategic direction at the executive level to avoid turf wars. Establish cross-functional teams to share knowledge and harmonize business practices. By aligning OT and IT, enterprises can transform raw data into meaningful and actionable information that increases productivity, improves decision making, and boosts business results. For example…
- Managing the information lifecycle: In the IoT, the ability for newer, smarter devices to communicate with each other, with back-end datacenters, and with related systems requires data to be processed into information in different ways and in more than one location and direction. Typically, we think of data being sent to and crunched in massive datacenters, producing analytics that can then be turned into intelligence for determining actions. But with the IoT, intelligent systems are redefining that process. As the figure illustrates, tactical data processing can occur at the device level with data analyzed near field to allow immediate action to be taken. This field level data analysis prompts action based on pre-defined business rules. Once those actions occur, summary data is relayed to the back-office for deep analysis. Additional knowledge gained from that analysis determines how best to optimize the system and can result in new rules being set to improve process flow. This is possible thanks to the addition of edge processing capabilities (more on that later). The constant feedback loop between tactical field operation and strategic process analysis allows decisions to be made as close as possible to the edge of the network. This results in reduced transmission costs and quicker decision time horizons, crucial factors in enterprise IoT implementations.