Digital Innovation - Whats Happening in early 2016 Presentation at WEBSTER UNIVERSITY VIENNA

1. GOOD EVENING

2. INNOVATION
Michael Klemen
27.5.2016
WEBSTER UNIVERSITY

3. ….
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KreislaufwirtschaftVerknappung
strategischer Ressourcen
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Digital Natives
Durchdringung
& Vernetzung
des Alltags
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Bionik in
Technologie & Design
Schwarm-
intelligenz
Vom Massen-
markt zum
Mikromarkt
BUSINESS
ECOSYSTEMS
Entstehen vernetzter,
intelligenter
Infrastrukturen
Durchbrüche bei
künstlicher Intelligenz
& Robotik
Miniaturisierung &
Nanotechnologie treiben
T.-Konvergenz
Neue Werkstoffe &
Konstruktionsprinzipien
Dynamisierung &
Flexibilisierung
der Arbeitsverhältnisse
Kollaborative
Arbeitsformen
Digitale Vernetzung
des Verkehrs
Global anwachsende
Mobilität
Neue Wertschöpfungs-
partnerschaften &
-netzwerke
Global fragmentierte & verteilte
Wertschöpfungskette
Volatile
Ökonomie
Daten- & Wissensbasierte
Wertschöpfung
(Big Data, Smart Data)
Aufstieg Chinas und
Indiens zu Weltmächten
Multipolare Welt /
Neue strategische
Allianzen
Individualismus
als Massenphänomen
Wachsender
Ressourcenverbrauch
NEW STAGES OF
INDIVIDUALISATION
DIGITAL CULTURE
CHANGE OF
WORK WORLD
KNLOWLEDGE BASED
ECONOMY
NEW MOBILITY
PATTERNS
CHANGE AT ENERGY &
RESSOURCES
NEW POLITICAL
WORLDORDER
LEARNING
FROM NATURE
GLOBALISATION
2.0 / 3.0
NEW DISRUPTIVE
TECHNOLOGIES /
TECHN.-KONVERGENCE
ALL PRESENT
INTELLIGENCE
Geschäftsmodell- und
Systeminnovationen
HOW TRENDS WILL SHAPE OUR FUTURE ….

4. WHAT IS INNOVATION ?

5. INNOVATION IS..
• CLASSICAL
• „DIGICAL“
• DISRUPTIVE
• Product Innovation
• Process Innovation
• Market Innovation
• Digital Technology as enabler

6. CLASSICAL… not everything works…

7. CLASSICAL… not everything works…

8. CLASSICAL… some die…

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A dramatically different Top Twelve
Source: Innosight
EXECUTIVE BRIEFING SPRING2016

10. CLASSICAL ?

22. “DIGICAL” (combined
digital and physical)
innovations will hit some
businesses much harder
and faster than others
Digital-Physical Mashups
Sept 2014

23. Digital-Physical Mashups
Sept 2014
A digical lens will change
how people perceive and
manage nearly every
activity in life and
business.

24. The digital lens drives the Ability for new models to
work in/on platforms
Ability to align OT and IT :
A universe of intelligent
products, processes and services
that communicate with each
other and with people over the
Internet.
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Source: Accenture FALL 2015

25. Digical creates Data: The Aggregation Challenge
1.1 Billion
Data points generated by sensors daily500 Gigabytes
Data generated by an offshore oil rig weekly
1000 Gigabytes
Data generated by an oil refinery daily
1,000 Gigabytes
Data generated by a jet engine every 60 minutes
2.5 Billion Gigabytes
Data generated worldwide daily
90% of the world’s data
Has been created in the last 2 years!

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The Ability to align OT & IT needs new computing
DEVICE
DATACENTER/CLOUD
IoT Computing Model
(Data Volume, Security, Resiliency, Latency)
FOG
CLOUD CLOUDEDGE
STORE ANALYZE ACT NOTIFY

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The Ability to adopt the adoption pattern way…
Source: Accenture FALL 2015

28. High-end 3D visualization early in the design and
engineering phases leveraging lifelike digital models

29. Design verification

30. WHAT IF…
NOW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDTF3HE_pHw
http://www.3dexcite.com/en/work/showreel

31. AUDI City LIVE London,Peking,Berlin…Moscow(2015)

32. Integration of High ResVideo & 3D Visualisation

33. Smart, Connected
Products Are
Transforming
Companies…
this is called
IOT

34. IoT Consists of M2M, M2P and P2P Connections
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Machine-to-Machine (M2M/IoT)
• Data sent / received from
one machine (thing) to another
• Often called the “Internet of Things”
Machine-to-Person (M2P)
• Data sent / received from a
machine (thing) to a person
• Often called “data and analytics”
Person-to-Person (P2P)
• Data sent / received from
one person to another
• Often called “collaboration”
IoE Value 2013-2022
$7.4 Trillion
$4.6 Trillion
$7.0 Trillion

35. With IoT, companies are looking to…
Engage with clients and markets in
new ways
Rapidly and securely connect devices
Optimize operations
Enable new business models
Facilities
Vehicles Home Health
Factories
Transport
Watson IoT Platform
IoT Solutions
Facilities Mgmt
Asset Performance
Connected Products
Work Mgmt
Health & Safety
Operations
Product
Development

36. With IoT, companies are looking to connect…
Devices? Equipment? People?
Connect to…
Secure connectivity
Manage devices
Store and archive data
Organize and transform
Structure and unstructured
Real time
Predictive
Cognitive
Data protection
Security analytics
Key and cert management
Facilities
Vehicles Home Health
Factories
Transport
Watson IoT Platform
Connect
Information
Management
Analytics
Risk
Management

37. With IoT, companies are looking to optimize…
Assets? Product Development? Safety?
Improve space utilization
Reduce energy usage
Reduce time to value
Improve lease management
Optimize resources
Increase ‘re-use’
Life cycle management
Configuration management
Facility & Space
Real Estate
Product Development
Health & Safety
Asset Management
Operational risk
Enable safety culture
Facilities
Vehicles Home Health
Factories
Transport
Watson IoT Platform
Facilities Mgmt
Asset Performance
Connected Products
Work Mgmt
Health & Safety
Operations
Product
Development

38. With IoT, companies are looking to transform
traditional business…
• Invent new business models
• Develop differentiated solutions
• Improve operational efficiency
• Drive better customer
engagement
• Utilize IBM innovation and a
Consult to Run partnership
Facilities
Vehicles Home Health
Factories
Transport
Watson IoT Platform
IoT Solutions
Facilities Mgmt
Asset Performance
Connected Products
Work Mgmt
Health & Safety
Operations
Product
Development

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Smart Connected Products Are Transforming Companies
April 2016
The New Technology Stack
Smart, connected products require
companies to build and support an
entirely new technology infrastructure.
This “technology stack” is made up of
multiple layers, including new product
hardware, embedded software,
connectivity, a product cloud consisting
of software running on remote servers, a
suite of security tools, a gateway for
external information sources, and
integration with enterprise business
systems

40. Smart Connected Products are producing Data

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How does IoT work ….
Sensors continuously
see, feel, detect, …
Machine
Learning
Operators & Consumers
may interact or monitor
Rule 1
Rule 2
:
Rule X
Knowledge
Acquisition
Process Rules
Machines, Software &
Humans act

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How does IoT work: Drive IoT

43. Example: Leichtbauroboter in ARENA2036
Free configurable
productionsteps in
M2M, M2P
Cooperationen

44. Video: ARENA2036
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIQ7FS4IxLc&list=PL1M-s3kFzGJsK8u5FwOcINo-MrMzNmOvG

45. So far on
IoT

46. DISRUPTIVE

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The digital moment is NOW ….
• DEMO or DIE (Negroponte)
vs
PUBLISH or PERISH
• DEPLOY or DIE
• GET IT GOING
NOW
Check out this amazing TED Talk:
Want to innovate? Become a "now-ist"
https://itunes.com/apps/tedconferences/ted

50. A FINAL WISH …
STAY YOUNG STAY COURIOUS…

51. THANK YOU