The combination of being a grid operator means that you have to keep your workforce safe at all times, meanwhile enabling them to be as productive as possible (shortage of engineers) using BYOD and mobile. Presentation delivered at the Enterprise Mobility Exchange, Noordwijk (NL) on 12 May 2014

1. BYOD:
Be Your Own Device?
“Opportunities multiply as they are seized.”
Sun Tzu
Alliander IT CIO Office
Michel de Goede

2. 1. Introduction

3. 2. Issues of a grid operator: Electric vehicles
• Roll out of thousands of electric vehicle charging stations
• Grid Capacity is insufficient
• What if we use cars as backup energy storage?

4. 2. Issues of a grid operator: Two way traffic
Monetary flow
Information flow
Transmission
Trade/PRP/
Shipper
Distribution SupplyMeteringProduction
Physical flow
© Jeroen Scheer, Alliander, 2011
• Flows change
• Capacity increase

5. 2. Issues of a grid operator: Smart metering and home automation
• Roll out of 5 Million Smart Meters (Gas + Electricity)
• Inform customer regarding energy consumption and create
awareness
• Respect privacy concerns
• Manage the potential data ocean

6. 2. Issues of a grid operator: Smart city initiatives
• Combination of various techniques (Amsterdam)
• Self healing and self regulating micro grid (Bronsbergen)

7. 2. Issues of a grid operator: Smart grid
• Accommodate higher peaks and two-way traffic through intelligence
• Accomodate energy transition scenario’s through intelligence
• Provide the necessary information to all parties involved

8. 3. Innovation: sixth Schumpeter / Kondratiev wave of innovation

9. 3. Innovation: The semantic wave?

10. 3. Innovation: And then there is also.....
Source: Sogeti VINT

11. 3. Innovation: Biohackables (implanted bio chip)
Source: Motherboard

12. 3. Innovation: Biohackables (Dean Kamen’s Luke Arm)
Source: Wired

13. 3. Innovation: Biohackables (exoskeleton)

14. 3. Innovation: Biohackables (hearing colour)
Source PSFK

15. 3. Innovation: Augmentables (Motorola wearable computer)
Source Motorola

16. 3. Innovation: Augmentables (Oculus Rift)

17. 3. Innovation: Enchantables (Glow Caps)
Source: Glow Caps

18. 3. Innovation: Swallowables (colonoscopy camera pill)
Source: PSFK

19. 3. Innovation: Wearables (navigation jacket)
Source: Wearable Experiments

20. 3. Innovation: Wearables (Google & Motorola’s lie detector tattoo)
Source: PSFK

21. 3. Innovation: Surroundables (Nissan Nismo Watch)
Source: Nissan

22. The ultimate device is YOU!

23. Business Processes
4. Security: So here is your Internet of Everything!!!
Virtual World
Personal
Devices
Home AutomationOperational Technology
IT Connected
Organizations
Crime

24. 4. Security: Gartner 2020 planning assumptions
• 80% of digital access will be shaped by new mobile and non-PC
architectures, up from 5% today.
• 60% of all digital identities interacting with enterprises will come from external
identity providers through a competitive marketplace, up from <10% today.
• over 80% of enterprises will allow unrestricted access to non-critical assets,
up from <5% today, reducing spending on IAM by 25%.
• 70% of all businesses will use attribute-based access control (ABAC) as the
dominant mechanism to protect critical assets, up from <5% today.
• identity analytics and intelligence (IAI) tools will deliver direct business value*
in 60% of enterprises, up from <5% today.
• the Internet of Things will redefine the concept of "identity management" to
include what people own, share, and use.
Source: Gartner (http://events.gartner.com/ja/symposium/eu/symposium/esc25/eventsagenda/details/714)

25. 5. Four measures to master mobile developments
1. Separate systems of engagement from systems of record
2. Orchestrate over an increasing number of business
partners, devices, protocols and formats
3. Be resilient to all types of risk in the automated landscape
under your responsibility
4. Carefully choose your anti lock-in strategy

26. 5. Four measures to master mobile developments
- Separate systems of engagement from systems of record
Internet
(open)
Access Management
(access layer)
Representation
(presentation layer)
Authorization Management
(application layer)
Application
1
Application
n
May I enter the house?
What goods and services
am I allowed to
use in these rooms?
Any device
Offices
(closed)
For which rooms do you
give me the key(s)?
What goods and services
am I allowed to
use in these rooms?
Protocol and data-
format decoupling
such as: Citrix,
HTML 5, JSON,
XML, Sybase SUP
and so on
Application
2 Application
3

27. © Wim Bouman, Alliander IT
Needs semantics
5. Four measures to master mobile developments
- Orchestrate

28. 5. Four measures to master mobile developments
- Orchestrate

29. • Counter the ‘wave of appliances’ and lock-in wars with open
source orchestration
• Use standardization to minimize the number of supported
protocols and file formats as much as possible
• Keep risk acceptable
5. Four measures to master mobile developments
- Choose your anti lock-in strategy

30. Resilience can be obtained by moving away from typical barrier enhancement
risk-measures. Consider the following options:
• Ignore, the ostrich ‘see-no-evil-hear-no-evil’ tactic;
• Accept, the potential impact of some risks may be deemed acceptable to
your organization;
• Reduce, e.g. the potential impact or probability of occurrence of a risk, like
the banking app;
• Transfer, use insurance or subcontracting to transfer potential consequences
of risk;
• Avoid , not entering the type of business that may incur potential risk impact
deemed too high;
• Exploit, risk is also an opportunity and high risk investments may yield high
returns.
5. Four measures to master mobile developments
- Be resilient

31. The beauty of it all?
• Seize the opportunities of Mobile
• Minimize downside risk

32. Questions?
Alliander IT CIO Office
Michel de Goede
Thank you!