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    Impact of the

    Internet of
    Things (IoT)
    Dipesh Mukerji,
    Kony Inc.

    Internet of Things
    (IoT) refers to idea to connect the physical to
    the digital via embedded technology. To
    receive data from all kind of smart objects and
    have them communicate and interact with one
    another in order to simplify and facilitate
    human life, improve business processes, reduce
    costs and risks and raise eciency.

    The Internet of things


    News

    Compliance
    Corporate
    Oce

    Security

    Safety

    Shopping
    Auto

    Food

    Anyone

    Search

    Maps

    Home

    Weather

    Mail
    Social Media

    Entertainment

    Based on PopulaFon

    Based on Industry

    How Does It Work

    Enabling Technologies
    Enabling Technologies
    RFID

    Sensors

    Smart Tech

    Nano Tech

    To idenFfy
    and track the
    data of things.

    To collect and
    process the
    data to detect
    the changes in
    the physical
    status of
    things.

    To enhance the
    power of the
    network by
    devolving
    processing
    capabiliFes to
    dierent part of
    the network.

    To make the
    smaller and
    smaller things
    have the
    ability to
    connect and
    interact.

    ApplicaFons

    Scenario

    When entering the doors, scanners


    will idenFfy the tags on clothing.


    When shopping in the market, the
    goods will introduce themselves
    (iBeacon).


    When moving the goods, the reader
    will tell the sta to put a new one.


    When paying for the goods, the
    microchip of the credit card will
    communicate with checkout reader.

    Across Industries
    Industry /
    ApplicaFon area

    Case descripFon

    Products / services / benets oered

    Technology needed

    Manufacturing

    IoT-adapted manufacturing
    processes

    CustomizaFon of products during the


    producFon process.

    SituaFon-aware smart
    machines and robots

    Health

    Health related products and


    services

    Medical experFse

    Sensors, IoT communicaFon


    infrastructure

    Health guidance service

    Monitoring of key parameters; analyzes by


    medical experts.

    Sensors

    Home owners digital service

    Monitor and manage faciliFes.

    Plug-and-play devices,
    installaFon package,
    open and user-friendly
    applicaFons

    Saving energy

    Measuring temperature, and thus decreasing


    energy consumpFon

    Sensors

    Trac

    Trac data marketplace

    Real-Fme trac, environment, weather, road


    condiFon, incident, etc. related data

    Databank, sensors

    Shopping

    Electronic shopping assistant

    Key informaFon about a product which a


    customer points to in a shop, for example
    price per unit, producFon/expiraFon date,
    ingredients, calories, country of origin, etc.

    Electronic shopping
    assistant device, RFID

    Food

    Food security tracking system

    Tracing of food products from original


    material providers to consumers

    Sensors, RFID

    Real Estate

    Real-Fme waste monitoring

    Reducing the costs of waste collecFon.

    Sensors

    Home

    Decision Making

    Amount
    of Data

    Processing
    Power /
    AnalyFcs

    BeZer
    Decisions

    More intelligent
    Faster

    IoT Challenges:
    Social Ethic

    Legal & Regulatory

    SoluFons:

    Technical Control

    Market
    Self-regulaFon

    1. Management
    2. Security

    Challenges & Benets


    Challenges

    People / Society
    Security / Privacy
    Governance
    Standards / Policies
    Resource Eciency
    Tech Architecture / Infrastructure
    Cost
    PolluFon / Disaster avoidance
    Managing innovaFon
    Eciency / Speed
    Energy / Power ConsumpFon
    Data volume & analyFcs

    Benets

    BeZer & faster InformaFon


    Improved educaFon
    RegulaFon / LegislaFon
    Quality of life
    Increased awareness
    Higher producFon / volume
    Broader experiences
    BeZer decision making
    Resource opFmizaFon
    Prociency
    Remove human error
    More services

    Measuring IoT Success

    Points of Engagement EvoluFon


    Single Channel

    Mul4-Channel

    TIME

    Cross-Channel

    Omni-Channel

    Most companies approach this complexity tactically


    Development Teams
    NEW
    App
    X 1.0

    NEW
    App
    X 1.0

    NEW
    App
    X 1.0

    Channels

    Security
    stoppingDistanc

    Same
    Compatability
    Features

    Scanner stdIn = new Scanner(System.in double speed; // User


    entered valuedouble tailGaFngDistance; // user entered
    valudouble stoppingDistance;System.out.print("Enter your speed
    (mph): "e
    );speed
    = stdIn.nextDouble();
    System.out.print("Enter your tailgate distance:
    ");tailGaFngDistance = stdIn.nextDouble();stoppingDistance =
    speed * (2.25 + speed/21); // number

    ;speed =
    stdIn.nextDouble

    +
    Mul4ple

    Scanner stdIn = new Scanner(System.in double speed; // User


    entered valuedouble tailGaFngDistance; // user entered
    stoppingDistanc
    valudouble
    stoppingDistance;System.out.print("Enter your speed
    (mph): "e
    );speed
    = stdIn.nextDouble();
    System.out.print("Enter your tailgate distance:
    ");tailGaFngDistance = stdIn.nextDouble();stoppingDistance =
    speed * (2.25 + speed/21); // number

    Desktop

    synchroniza4on

    ;speed =
    Features
    stdIn.nextDouble

    Codebases

    +
    Mul4ple

    Mobile

    Scanner
    stdIn
    = new Scanner(System.in double speed; // User
    New
    OS
    upgrades
    entered valuedouble tailGaFngDistance; // user entered

    stoppingDistanc
    valudouble
    stoppingDistance;System.out.print("Enter your speed
    (mph): "e
    );speed
    = stdIn.nextDouble();

    Security
    Pdatches
    ;speed System.out.print("Enter
    =
    your tailgate
    istance:
    ");tailGaFngDistance = stdIn.nextDouble();stoppingDistance =
    stdIn.nextDouble
    speed * (2.25 + speed/21); // number

    Channels

    =
    Time & $$

    Kiosk

    New OS upgrades

    NEW
    App
    X 1.0

    Scanner stdIn = new Scanner(System.in double speed; // User


    entered valuedouble tailGaFngDistance; // user entered
    stoppingDistanc
    valudouble stoppingDistance;System.out.print("Enter your speed
    e (mph): ");speed = stdIn.nextDouble();
    System.out.print("Enter your tailgate distance:
    ");tailGaFngDistance = stdIn.nextDouble();stoppingDistance =
    speed * (2.25 + speed/21); // number

    New UIs
    ;speed =
    stdIn.nextDouble

    Tablets

    The multi-channel approach reduces the complexity


    Development Teams

    Channels

    Security
    stoppingDistanc

    Same
    Compatability
    Features

    Scanner stdIn = new Scanner(System.in double speed; // User


    entered valuedouble tailGaFngDistance; // user entered
    valudouble stoppingDistance;System.out.print("Enter your speed
    (mph): "e
    );speed
    = stdIn.nextDouble();
    System.out.print("Enter your tailgate distance:
    ");tailGaFngDistance = stdIn.nextDouble();stoppingDistance =
    speed * (2.25 + speed/21); // number

    ;speed =
    stdIn.nextDouble

    +
    Mul4ple

    Scanner stdIn = new Scanner(System.in double speed; // User


    entered valuedouble tailGaFngDistance; // user entered
    stoppingDistanc
    valudouble
    stoppingDistance;System.out.print("Enter your speed
    (mph): "e
    );speed
    = stdIn.nextDouble();
    System.out.print("Enter your tailgate distance:
    ");tailGaFngDistance = stdIn.nextDouble();stoppingDistance =
    speed * (2.25 + speed/21); // number

    synchroniza4on
    NEW
    App
    X 1.0

    ;speed =
    Features
    stdIn.nextDouble

    Codebases

    +
    Mul4ple

    Scanner
    stdIn
    = new Scanner(System.in double speed; // User
    New
    OS
    upgrades
    entered valuedouble tailGaFngDistance; // user entered

    stoppingDistanc
    valudouble
    stoppingDistance;System.out.print("Enter your speed
    (mph): "e
    );speed
    = stdIn.nextDouble();

    Security
    Pdatches
    ;speed System.out.print("Enter
    =
    your tailgate
    istance:
    ");tailGaFngDistance = stdIn.nextDouble();stoppingDistance =
    stdIn.nextDouble
    speed * (2.25 + speed/21); // number

    Channels

    =
    Time & $$

    NEW
    App
    X 1.0
    Desktop

    NEW
    App
    X 1.0

    Mobile

    NEW
    App
    X 1.0
    Kiosk

    New OS upgrades

    Scanner stdIn = new Scanner(System.in double speed; // User


    entered valuedouble tailGaFngDistance; // user entered
    stoppingDistanc
    valudouble stoppingDistance;System.out.print("Enter your speed
    e (mph): ");speed = stdIn.nextDouble();
    System.out.print("Enter your tailgate distance:
    ");tailGaFngDistance = stdIn.nextDouble();stoppingDistance =
    speed * (2.25 + speed/21); // number

    New UIs

    ;speed =
    stdIn.nextDouble

    NEW
    App
    X 1.0

    Tablets

    Cost of a MulF-Channel Strategy

    InnovaFon Bump

    Break even line

    IniFal Investment

    Will the market keep up with the IoT?


    Consumer consumpFon will drive enterprise adopFon of

    new channels

    Security/Accessibility capabiliFes will be at a premium in

    determining enterprise adopFon

    Easy and fast development plaiorms, tools and

    communiFes will drive growth

    Must work o the cloud


    Must seamlessly integrate with exisFng products
    Must have the best yet dierent user experience
    Needs to be energy ecient

    MulF-Channel Strategy What To Consider


    How large is your user base?
    What do your users want?
    What devices are your users on?
    What are your operaFonal and maintenance

    cost requirements?

    What UX and/or UI experience do your

    users require?

    Are you looking to be in the app store?


    How do your users access and

    consume content?

    Does your business need to evolve as fast as technology?

    M2M

    20

    Empowering everywhere.

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