“The Internet of Things is ground zero for a new phase of global transformation powered by technology innovation, generating significant economic opportunities and reshaping industries”.
This is what Mark Benioff says (chairman and Chief Executive at Salesforce.com, USA ).
What's true today, is that IoT is growing faster than ever. A study from ABI Research shows that the IoT market is likely to experience strong growth, rising to 5.4 billion connections across the globe by 2020 up from 1.2 billion devices today. A 28% year-over-year growth.
IoE connects the unconnected with ever-smarter technology. It brings people together with process, data, and things. What value can users
gain from IoT systems? $19 trillion in IoE value is at stake in the private ($14.4 trillion) and public ($4.6 trillion) sectors.
Complex IoT Systems, Limited Customers Implementation Capabilities, Need for customization and Need for Interoperability claim to End-to-end solution for specific users.
Enablers and barriers To unlock IoT Real Power:
•Technology: the cost of basic hardware must
continue to drop.
•Interoperability: On average, 40 percent of the total value that can be unlocked requires different IoT systems to work together.
•Big data full use: Most IoT data collected today are not used, and not fully exploited.
•B2B applications: offer far more potential economic impact than purely consumer applications. And even more value can be created when consumer devices are connected to B2B systems.
•Privacy and Security: confidentiality and integrity of their data, concerns individuals. New categories of risk that the Internet of Things can introduce.
We can assume that "IoT technology is at a comparable stage of development to the early days of the personal computer. "
At the very beginning of the computer evolution process, vendors provided vertical proprietary stacks of technologies, proprietary technology stacks were the dominant mode of operation and there weren't a common or shared layers of technologies. Much of the potential value from this technology will come from moving beyond that individualistic technology approach that largely exist today. Vendors must change in favor of more horizontal layer and allow interoperability to facilitate the innovation distribution and expanding choice for the customer.
Get connected it’s only the first step. Creating Tech Ecosystems is the Revolution.
We provide end-to-end solutions thanks to our embeddable white lable SDK. We describe our engine as a whole brain. On one hand, Atooma’s “left brain” acts as a task automation layer across connected devices. On the other hand, Atooma’s “right brain” is able to read users’ patterns of usage for the same devices and suggest compelling use cases.
3. INTERNET Of THINGS
State Of The Art & Forecasts
IoT market is rising to 5.4 billion connections across the globe by 2020 up from
1.2 billion devices today. A 28% year-over-year growth.
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4. Which economies could the IoT technology applications impact most?
Considering everyday life settings:
INTERNET Of THINGS
Homes WorksitesOffices CitiesFactories
It's All About Value
$19 trillion in IoE value is at stake in the private ($14.4 trillion) and public ($4.6 trillion)
sectors.2
5. THE CURRENT STAGE
IoE Seekers Need For Solutions Internet of Things in 2025
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Complex IoT Systems
Limited Customers
Implementation Capabilities
Need for Customization
Need for Interoperability
End-to-end
solution for
specific users
“Based on [Cisco’s] analysis, companies should have a sense of urgency about aligning their
strategies and practices to leverage IoE.” 3
6. Enablers and barriers
To unlock IoT Real Power
TECNOLOGY INTEROPERABILITY B2B APPLICATIONPRIVACY & SECURITYBIG DATA
Cost must drop
Unlocks the 40%
of IoE Potentials
IoT data
collected aren’t
fully
used/exploited
Manage new
categories of
risks IoT
introduces
Connected B2B
systems have
more potential
economic impact
and value
7. Potential Economic Impact
Internet of Things by 2025
3.8
11.1
trillion
The value of time saved,
improved health, extended life
spans and money. 4
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8. How To Get Started?
Key Questions
How To
Maximize
Capabilities
In Internet
Security and
Privacy?
How To Fully
Unlock The
Potential of
IoE?
Which IT
Should I
Choose as
IoT Enabler?
Where
Does Your
Business
Place
Among
IoE?
?
9. The Locked Potential of IoT
Creating Ecosystems and Similarities
Vertical proprietary
stacks of
technologies
Dominant mode of
operation
No shared Layers
of Technologies
IoT technology is at a
comparable stage of
development to the
early days of the
personal computer.
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10. The Locked Potential of IoT
Similarities – How To Create Ecosystems
More Horizontal
Layers
Allow
Interoperability
Let the user the
select the best
solution
Vertical proprietary
stacks of
technologies
Dominant mode of
operation
No shared Layers of
Technologies
IoT technology is at
a comparable stage
of development to
the early days of the
personal computer.
Change
11. Unleash The IoT Power
In Action
Allow
Technologies
Communication
Let Data Sharing
Aggregate Multiple
Data
Use Common
Operative Layers
Allow Technologies
Communication
13. How Do We Solve This?
Atooma In Action For ecosystems
14. Atooma Makes Things Talk Together
Some Use Cases
• FUEL LEVEL SMART
NOTIFICATION
• PLACE OF INTEREST
SUGGESTION
• INFOTAINMENT
AUTOMATION
• SMART GESTURE
DEVICES
INTERACTION
• APP SMART
NOTIFICATION
• CONTEXT
INFORMATION
• AUTOMATIC ICE TEXT
• CENTRAL
MONITORING SYSTEM
• SMART HOME
OPTIMIZATION
• ON USE BASED
BILLING OPTIONS
• DEVICES
INTERACTION TO
ENHANCE SAVINGS
• NEARBY ATM
SUGGESTION
16. THE INTERNET OF EVERYTHING
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17. The Internet Of Things 2015. State Of
The Market. –Verizon Report.
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CHECK OUT OUR REFERENCES
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The Internet of Everything - A $19
Trillion Opportunity.
TechZone 360° on Cisco’s Internet Of
Things Study.
Unlocking the potential of the Internet
of Things –McKinsley Global Institute.
Realizing the promise of IoT. –Deloitte
Report.