Smart Buildings & IoT
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Empowering: Smart buildings enable productive people Speaker: DI Vesna Glatz
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Smart Buildings & IoT
- 1. EMPOWERING DI Vesna Glatz 15.09.2016 Smart buildings enable productive people Smart buildings & IoT
- 2. Why health & public organizations need IoT Gain better insights Increase business agility Improve patient & customer care Build smarter operations
- 3. What is the Internet of Things? Connectivity Data AnalyticsThings
- 4. Microsoft’s view The Internet of Things starts with your things Build on the infrastructure you already have Add more devices to the ones you already own Get more from the data that already exists Stop just running your health organization. Start making it thrive. Start realizing the potential of the Internet of Your Things.
- 5. Why Microsoft? Microsoft makes the Internet of Things real today Microsoft supports a diverse ecosystem of partners and solutions Microsoft has the technology that brings the Internet of Things to life
- 6. Optimize building utilization? Increase people productivity? Everything is digitally connected. How can you leverage the data that is available to … 6 Reduce operating costs?
- 7. 7 Smart buildings enable smart people Top (Level 3) Ambient intelligence Productivity, Commerce Middle (Level 2) Egress, signage, security, location Base (Level 1) Power, air, water, data People centric Facilities centric Smart Building Capabilities Customer Needs
- 8. Leverage data to transform buildings services 8 Operate your buildings with insight Building operation services Security & accessibility services Smart buildings enablement services Tenant applications & services
- 9. “We wanted to go beyond the industry standard of preventative maintenance, to offer predictive and even pre-emptive maintenance, so we can guarantee a higher uptime percentage on our elevators” — Andreas Schierenbeck, CEO, ThyssenKrupp Elevators ThyssenKrupp Elevators Watch video here 9
- 10. Microsoft vision for smart buildings A complete, flexible, cost-effective approach to digital transformation Trusted Cloud 11 IoT connected systems Build the intelligent cloud platform Reinvent productivity
- 11. Smart Building Business Platform – Vision Smart building services Building Assets and Sensors Smart Building Information Platform Device Connectivity & Management Data management & Insights Advanced Analytics Business Productivity & Process Optimization Gain visibility, access and control to devices and processes Manage KPIs to improve operational performance and decision making Anticipate problems and deliver new value added services Enable Business Process Automation, Operators and Service Engineers
- 12. BAS/BMS ecosystem BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (BMS) FURNITURE, FIXTURES, AND EQUIPMENT (FF&E) ChillersHVAC Elevators FireHumidityTemp OccupancyPower Security BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS (BAS) Presentation, Notification, Storage 12
- 13. Equipment/Hardware Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment Building Management Systems/Controllers Sensors Controllable devices Office furniturePlant/building equipment Presentation and Visualization Customer and partner ecosystem Building Automation & Analysis Systems (BAS) System Integrators Facility Management Service Providers Real Estate Developers/Owners Tenants Architecture and Design BMS CGI/FLexProperty Honeywell/Tridium Siemens KMC Controls Advantech Johnson Controls Alerton System integrators Accenture CBRE CGI Schneider Electric Johnson Controls Rovisys FF&E Honeywell Siemens Johnson Controls Carrier Trane Steelcase Samsung Building automation Iconics Johnson Controls CBRE KGS Buildings Ecorithm Blue Pillar OSI Soft Siemens Facilities management CBRE United Technologies (UTC) Schneider Electric McDonald Miller U&S Services Cushman & Wakefield Real estate developers/owners CBRE JLL Trillium JTC
- 14. Equipment/Hardware Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment Building Management Systems/Controllers Sensors Controllable devices Office furniturePlant/building equipment Presentation and Visualization Microsoft platform support Building Automation & Analysis Systems BMS platform support Secure boot loader Windows IoT Core Cross-platform IoT device libraries for sensors and actuators Building automation platform support Microsoft Windows Microsoft Windows Azure Microsoft Azure IoT Hub Microsoft IoT Suite Microsoft Azure Stream Analytics Microsoft Azure SQL Database Microsoft HDInsight Microsoft Azure Data Lake Microsoft Azure Data Factory Microsoft Azure Machine Learning Microsoft Azure Notification Hub Microsoft Logic Apps Presentation and visualization support Microsoft Power BI Microsoft Azure websites Microsoft Windows Phone and iOS or Android Microsoft Office 365
- 15. Azure IoT in the ecosystem Equipment/Hardware Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment Building Management Systems/Controllers Sensors Controllable devices Office furniturePlant/building equipment Device librariesField gateways Field gateways Azure IoT protocol gateways Azure IoT Hub Azure IoT Suite
- 16. Integrating with a BMS BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FURNITURE, FIXTURES, AND EQUIPMENT (FF&E) ChillersHVAC Elevators FireHumidityTemp OccupancyPower Security BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS Presentation, Notification, Storage On premise In Azure cloud MS/TP OPC-UA AMQP MQTTBACnet/IP Modbus SNMP Open standards and interoperability key to success
- 17. Evolving BAS with Azure Machine Learning Traditional/historical Building Automation Systems Enhanced with Machine Learning (ML) Descriptive What happened? Collection and visualization of sensor data for Facilities engineers to act upon – Fault Detection (FD) Prescriptive How can we change what will happen? Recommendation based upon past performance – e.g. chiller tube cleaning every 3 months Diagnostic Why did it happen? Analysis of data to determine causality – Fault Detection and Diagnosis (FDD) rules Predictive When will it happen? Basic extrapolation of past performance – e.g. expected lifetime of lightbulb = 2,000 hrs Descriptive What happened? Anomaly detection and identifying patterns in historical events Prescriptive How can we change what will happen? Recommendation based upon machine learning, simulation, and optimization over many parameters Diagnostic Why did it happen? Dynamic determination of fault conditions or root cause analysis Predictive When will it happen? Predicting the future or characteristics probabilistically using ML algorithms – e.g. this specific fan will probably break within one month 17
- 18. Thank you! DI Vesna Glatz Industry Market Development Lead vemikulo@microsoft.com +436641927753
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Slide 10: Why health organizations need IoT Key Points: Getting started on the Internet of Things NOW will enable you to transform your health organization IoT helps health providers build smarter operations, improve patient care, increase business agility, and gain better insights Talk Track: Once you get past all the confusion and noise and realize just how simple and powerful IoT can be, the next question becomes, “What can it do for my health organization? Why does it matter?” Let’s go through the chief reasons: Build smarter operations Implement preventative and predictive maintenance on medical devices to eliminate machine down-time and reduce costs. Monitor and manage hospital infrastructure to optimize energy consumption and reduce maintenance costs. Track the location of devices and supplies in real time to ensure the right supplies are always in the right location and reduce paper trace. Improve patient care Track patient health conditions in real time regardless of the patient’s physical location to improve care quality and outcomes. Track patient’s response to therapy and drugs in real time and monitor when a patient takes prescribed pills, allowing providers to take preventative actions and better manage chronic conditions. Remote health monitoring enables better access to medical services for more people, like people living in remote areas or elderly people. Provide better patient experiences with interactive targeted device experiences. Increase business agility Enhance operational performance management with better, faster insights. Real-time data insights can help providers respond more quickly to patient needs and population health management. Accelerate innovation internally and externally with insights shared across functions and partners. Implement new ideas and scale easily using cloud-based solutions without heavy capital investment. Gain better insights Gain real-time operational insight to run your healthcare business with more efficiency and intelligence. Gain real-time insights through continuously monitoring patient health conditions and behaviors to drive more timely and personalized care and improve outcomes. Use predictive analytics to identify patterns and predict trends to improve patient care outcomes and reduce costs.
- Slide 6: What is the Internet of Things? Key Points: Today, the Internet of Things (or IoT) is a difficult trend to define precisely as there is no standard definition for it—and everyone has a different meaning Despite how seemingly complex it is, it essentially consists of four basic areas, whether you’re a manufacturer, a retail business, or a health organization Talk Track: Before we go any further, let’s take a moment to talk about the trend: the Internet of Things or IoT The Internet of Things really comes down to four key things: physical “things” such as line-of-business or medical assets, including industry devices or sensors Those “things” that connect to either the internet or to each other or humans Those “things” have the ability to collect and communicate information – this information may include data collected from the environment or inputted by users And then the analytics that comes with the data enable people or machines to take action
- Slide 8: Microsoft’s view Key Points: Microsoft believes the Internet of Things doesn’t have to be overwhelming Health organizations can start small with a few changes that make a big impact It’s not about the billions of things that can be connected. It’s about YOUR THINGS, and it’s already happening. Talk Track: We believe that the Internet of Things starts with your things. It’s about the things that matter most to your hospital, practice, or clinic. Build on the infrastructure you already have, connect the devices you already own, then add to your existing investments and tap into the data that already exists The Internet of Your Things is not about ripping and replacing technologies in your health organization, but rather using what you have, adding on to your existing systems, using your existing things in new ways, and innovating and optimizing so that everything works better together As a healthcare provider, think about how much more insight you can gain when EMRs, medical devices, and other assets are all connected Focus on the areas of your health organization that provide quick return, your things like glucose monitors, CT scanners, ER equipment, and even buildings, as well as data from EMRs and prescription history to gain a 360-view of your patient so that you can provide better care.
- Slide 11: Why Microsoft? Key Points: Microsoft is your vendor of choice for the Internet of Things Microsoft is making IoT real every day all over the planet Microsoft has a rich ecosystem already bringing real IoT solutions to market Talk Track: So, why should Microsoft be your vendor of choice for IoT? It’s because of the technologies we’re bringing to market We make IoT real today and we have a rich ecosystem of partners and solutions Technologies: We’re a proven leader in the enterprise space with a complete stack of enabling productivity, analytics, infrastructure, cloud technologies If you think about it, Microsoft is already by your side as a trusted technology partner, with technologies that your employees currently know and use from Windows to Office 365 to Azure. Microsoft makes the Internet of Things real today. This is not “marketecture” or product vision stuff—we’ve been delivering the Internet of Things for more than 15 years whereas others are just now getting into the game We have the RIGHT ecosystem of partners and solutions. Microsoft works with the leading experts and visionaries in the IoT space, and our systems integration partners are some of the most proven in the health industry
- Key points: Connected “things” can help your operation achieve more. Business insights coming from connected “things” can help: Reduce operating costs Optimize building utilization Increase people productivity Increase people productivity Adapt to people needs in real time Evolve new ways to communicate Assist people with context specific information Reduce operating cost Manage energy in a predictive way Reduce reaction time by gaining insights of the building Maintain your building services proactively Optimize building utilization Understand building utilization by identifying presence Optimize building usage by traffic sensing Monitor buildings proactively by leveraging Internet of Things
- Key Points: Talk about capabilities. As all architects know a building has a base, a middle & a head…..you should think of evolution of smart building tech in same way Base – the building elements - power, water, data, air and the systems that use these, chillers, HVAC, Heating, Lighting, etc. Middle....egress, signage, elevators, security, parking Top – ambient intelligence…space knows who you are, what you want to do. Customers here are tenants, FM managers, Property owners, Residents MSFT Playing in all 3 layers and all parts of the lifecycle…and with customers. FM they are trying to drive cost savings Tenants want convenience and productivity Takeaway. Building systems and Data are required to unlock most of the productivity scenarios.
- Key points: By leveraging data, you can transform your buildings services from reactive to proactive. By gathering data, analyzing data, and setting up KPI’s. Then, you can leverage machine learning and predictive analytics to identify patterns and make intelligent, proactive decisions. Operating your buildings with insight can lead to building operation services, security & accessibility services, smart buildings enablement services and tenant applications & services.
- Key points: Microsoft has the end-to-end platform for smart buildings. Flexible and modular solution. Take iterative approach to reduce implementation time and minimize costs. [click to build slide] Let me tell you what the platform means.
- IoT: Internet of Things