Enabling the Internet of Everything

Internet of Everything

Seeing Around Corners: Enabling the Internet of Everything

Mihail Botez Business Development Manager, IoT

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Agenda

•  The Opportunity

•  Delivering Value Now: Cisco’s IoT Portfolio

•  Internet of Things Architecture

•  Q&A

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The pace of change is accelerating. Disruptions are creating opportunity.

Point-of-Sale Hotel Taxi

Bookstore Music Print Advertising Manufacturing

Point-of-Sale Hotel Taxi

Bookstore Music Print Advertising Car Bookstore Music Print Advertising Car


39% of the world population is connected

13B connected things

80%

Technology powers

of business processes

5000

More data in one year than in previous

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Internet of Things

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IoT Is Here Now – and Growing!

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7.2 6.8 7.6

Rapid Adoption Rate of Digital Infrastructure: 5X Faster Than Electricity and Telephony

50 Billion “Smart Objects”

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2010 2015 2020

0

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12.5 Inflection

Point

TIMELINE

Source: Cisco IBSG, 2011

World Population


IoT Enables Digital Business

IoT

Connecting people in more relevant, valuable ways

People

Leveraging data into more useful information for decision making

Data

Delivering the right information to the right person (or machine) at the right time

Process

Physical devices and objects connected to the Internet and each other for intelligent decision making

Things

Networked Connection of People, Process, Data, Things

IoT: Connecting the Unconnected to Generate Business Value


IoT Manifestation

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Industrial IoT Enablers •  IP Based Networking •  “Smart” Things •  Remote Services •  Cloud / Virtualization •  Big Data Analytics •  Mobility •  Security

INDUSTRIAL IoT

•  Machine to machine coordination – high speed •  Mission-critical assets – safety •  Integrated control and information, historian

•  Stand-alone assets •  Less time critical •  Human centric, privacy

CONSUMER IoT

IoT Technology Platform. What it Takes.


Applications Things

App Enablement Workflow/ Rules Engine

Event Management

Video Sensing

Data Normalization and Modeling

Protocol Mediation

Enterprise App Integration

Infrastructure Software Defined Networking Network Compute Storage

Applications


Event Management

Video Sensing


Protocol Mediation


Cloud and Fog

Analytics

Security and Identity Management

Open and Programmability

(APIs)

Ease of Use and Management


Things


Cloud


IoT and Cloud


Oil Platform

Manufacturing Robot

Construction Crane

Limited Bandwidth Latency Network Reliability

IoT Cloud Challenges


IoT Requires Distributed Computing

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DEVICE

DATACENTER/CLOUD

IoT Computing Model (Data Volume, Security, Resiliency, Latency)

FOG


Oil Platform

Manufacturing Robot

Construction Crane

Limited Bandwidth Latency Network Reliability

Solutions for Cloud Challenges


Applications Things


Event Management

Video Sensing


Protocol Mediation



Applications


Event Management

Video Sensing


Protocol Mediation


Cloud and Fog

Analytics



(APIs)



Things

Network


IoT Has Unique Network Requirements

Traditional IoT Network Connectivity Converged IoT Network Connectivity

End-to-End Portfolio Support

Validated Design

Consistent Security Ruggedization

Network Management

Traffic Optimization

Scalable, Converged

Flexible Form Factors

•  Silo'ed networks for each application

•  Master-slave communication systems

•  Vendor lock-in

•  Limited connectivity options


Applications Things


Event Management

Video Sensing


Protocol Mediation



Applications


Event Management

Video Sensing


Protocol Mediation


Cloud and Fog

Analytics



(APIs)



Things


Traditional Security Challenges

Increased Attack Surface Information Breach

Data Privacy

Smart Objects

Devices Per Person

Sensors Per Person

6 130

Security Challenges


Superior Visibility Advanced video analytics, remote management, and multi-site event correlation

Granular Control Differentiated policy enforcement across the extended network

Advanced Threat Protection Comprehensive cyber security threat detection and mitigation

Actionable Intelligence Internetworked security solutions for superior intelligence and rapid response

Automated Decisions Machine-to-machine enabled security control with no human intervention required

IoT Security Challenges


Security ßà Safety

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Applications Things


Event Management

Video Sensing


Protocol Mediation



Applications


Event Management

Video Sensing


Protocol Mediation


Cloud and Fog

Analytics



(APIs)



Things


IoT Creates Data at Scale Never Seen Before

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Analytics Are a Key Part of Value Creation in IoT

A large refinery generates 1TB of raw data

per day


Types of Analytics

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Real-time | Stream Processing Data Reduction | Alerting

Gigabytes

10s of Sources

Megabytes/Second

Data-in-Motion

Types

Variety

Volume

Velocity

Machine Learning: Pattern Recognition, Prediction, and Anomaly Detection

Historic | Batch Processing Time-Series Operations | Reporting

Terabytes/Petabytes

1000s of Sources

Gigabytes/Second

Data-at-Rest


A New Approach Is Needed to Reach and Analyze that Data

Structured Data Unstructured Data Data Streaming at the Edge

Analytics 1.0 Analytics 2.0 Hours/Minutes/Seconds Days/Hours

Analytics 3.0 Seconds/Milliseconds

Delivering Value Now: Cisco IoT Portfolio


Cisco Internet of Things Portfolio

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Oil and Gas Energy-Utility Transportation Mining Manufacturing City SP/M2M Defense

Management

IoT Security

Application Enablement [Fog Computing/IOx]

Connected Factory • Connected Train • City Safety and Security • Energy Distribution Automation • Connected Well

IE 2000 IE 3000 CGS2000

Industrial Switching

IP67 IE 4000

IE 5000

Industrial Routing

CGR 2000

ASR 903

Industrial Wireless

Field AP - 1552

Industrial AP (Rockwell) Field AP - IW 3700 802.11ac

Positive Train Control

Field Network

CGR 1000

819H

809H

IR910

IR 509

829H

Embedded Networks

5900 ESR, ESS 2020 Switches

5921 ESR Software Router

Connected Safety & Security

Video Surveillance Manager and IP Cameras

Physical Access Manager

Digital Media

DMM Digital Media Manager

Digital Media Processors


Building an IoT System

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Ruggedized Wireless AP

Industrial Routers and Switches

Industrial Security

Hardened Mobile M2M Gateway

IP Cameras

Video Surveillance

Cisco’s IoT Approach “Customer-In” Approach •  Understanding of key business

care abouts and pain points •  Relevance to LOB leaders/

CXOs

Products/Technologies •  Best-in-class ruggedized

products •  Smart solutions for verticals •  IoT architectures

Strategic Partnerships •  Industry partners •  Vertical software/service

partners •  Service providers

Time Sync

Pervasive Cyber

Security Scalable Routing

Deterministic Ethernet

Guaranteed Delivery

Big Data Management

SP Services

Energy-Utility Oil and Gas Manufacturing Mining

SP/M2M City Transportation Defense

IOT ENABLERS

RUGGEDIZED PRODUCTS

VERTICALS

Mobile SPs M2M Advanced Services

INDUSTRY PARTNERS


IoT Solutions

Manufacturing

Transportation

Energy and Minerals

Public Sector

B2C

Industries Verticals

Connected Factory

Connected Transportation

Connected Utilities

Connected Mining

Connected City

Connected Public Safety

Connected SP /M2M

Connected Oil and Gas

Connected Retail

Connected Health

Connected Factory Energy Mgmt.

Connected Roadways

Connected Pipelines

Connected Mobile Workforce

Asset Visibility and Monitoring

SCC Infrastructure Management (City Wi-Fi, Parking, Lighting, Location, Traffic, Safety and Security)

Connected Schools

Remote Tower Management

Store-in-a-box

Virtual Patient Observation

Connected Factory Wireless

Connected Trains

Connected Refinery

Connected AMI

Connected Predictive Maintenance

Connected Border

CMX digital Experience

Patient Wayfinding

Connected Factory Security

Connected Stations

Secure Ops

Connected Substation Automation

Connected Mine Remote Operations

Connected Law Enforcement

Fleet/Asset Management

Remote Expert/ Mobile Advisor

Patient Media Experience

Workspaces (Smart Spaces and REGS)

Secure Ops

Connected Factory Automation

Connected Trackside

Connected Oilfield

Connected Distribution Automation

Connected Defense

Digital Media Store Experience

Cisco Health Presence

Connected Sports and Entertainment Connected Stadium

Connected Stadium Wi-Fi StadiumVision StadiumVision Mobile

Solutions and Use Cases

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GTM

FSI Omni-channel Customer Interaction

Pervasive Employee Collaboration

In-branch customer experience Energy Management

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Levels

Application (Reporting, Analytics, Control)

Data Abstraction (Aggregation & Access)

Data Accumulation (Storage)

Edge Computing (Data Element Analysis & Transformation)

Connectivity (Communication & Processing Units)

Physical Devices & Controllers (The “Things” in IoT / IoE)

Data at Rest

Data in Motion

Sensors, Devices, Machines, Intelligent Edge Nodes of all types

Targeted Solutions

Edge

UCS, Switches, Routers

Data in Motion

CIS (Composite)

Vertical Industry

Solutions

Prime Analytics, Whiptail

Collaboration & Processes (Involving People & Business Processes) Center

Internet of Things Reference Model Our Play


Cisco GridBlocksTM Architecture

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Use Cases

Substation Physical Security

Remote Workforce Management

Remote Configuration

Substation Automation

Tele-Protection

System Integrity Schemes

supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)

Wide Area Monitoring

Advanced Meter Reading

Dynamic Line Rating

Fault Isolation and System Restoration (FISR )

Applications Reference Model Architectures


RF and PLC Mesh Neighborhood Area Network

EV Charging Infrastructure

Substation

WA

N T

ier

Cisco Connected Grid Security and

Network Management

Cisco Connected Grid Router 1000 Series

Ethernet, WiMAX, Wi-Fi

AMI Metering/ HAN Gateway

Transformer Monitoring

Distribution Automation

Cisco 819H Series

Multi-Service Field Area Networks

Cisco Connected Grid Endpoint

Distribution Automation

Gas/Water Meters

Distributed Generation

SCADA Protection and Control Network

Direct Load Control

Work Force Automation

Outdoor Lighting

NA

N T

ier

2G/3G/LTE

Cisco IR500

Certificate Authority

Access Control

Directory Services

Network Management and Security

CG-NMS Intrusion

Prevention SIEM

AMI Head-End

Dist. Planning

Distribution Management System DER EVSE Mgmt. HER Data Center, Enterprise Apps

MDM CIS Historian IWC FLISR SCADA


Cisco IoT Leadership

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Network Platform

Technology Portfolio

Investment Fund

Innovation Centers

IoT World Forum

Global Partner

Ecosystem

Standards Development

•  Cloud

•  Intelligent Network

•  Data Center

•  Fog Computing

•  Net Connectivity – Routing, Switching,

Wireless

•  Security – Cyber and Physical

•  Net Management

•  App Enablement –  Fog Computing

•  2nd Year

•  Chicago

•  Oct 14-16

•  1,500 Attendees

•  IEEE

•  IETF

•  3GPP

•  IIC

•  Wi-SUN

•  openBerlin, DE

•  London, UK

•  Rio de Janeiro, BR

•  Songdo, KR

•  Toronto, CAN

•  Barcelona, SP

•  $250M so far

•  Alchemist Acceleration

•  Ayla Networks

•  EVERYTHNG

•  Rockwell Auto.

•  Schneider Electric

•  Itron

•  AGT

•  Emerson

•  Honeywell

•  Black and Veatch


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