Download to read offline
Uploaded byRoberto Siagri
Business Transformation through Data with an Open IoT Architecture
1) The document discusses how digital technologies like IoT, AI, and data analytics are driving a transformation in business models and the need for companies to adopt new open and integrated architectures. 2) It describes how products are evolving into integrated "bundles" of services and how data is becoming a new core resource, requiring companies to transform into software and analytics-focused organizations. 3) The presentation provides an example of an "Everyware IoT" reference architecture that connects devices, manages and analyzes data, and enables new applications in a way that is interoperable, scalable, and supports digital transformation.
More Related Content
Similar to Business Transformation through Data with an Open IoT Architecture
Business Transformation through Data with an Open IoT Architecture
- 1. Business Transformation throughData with an Open IoT Architecture Roberto Siagri CEO Eurotech SpA CEBIT 2017
- 3. The Innovation Imperative Theseforces (together with the exponential growth of technology) create environments increasingly vulnerable to disruption
- 4. Recognizing the animalfrom its legs and tail 4
- 5. Digital ‘legs’ and‘tail’ 5 • Infinite Computer • IoT • Artificial Intelligence • Robotics • 3D Printing • Autonomous Driving • DNA Editing • …..
- 6.
- 7.
- 8. Software Defined Machines Mechanics Sourceadapted from “Software gibt den Takt vor”, C. Kühnl in Mechatronic & Fertigung”, 2010 SW Electronics System Thinking Software Mechanics Services Mobile Comms Electronics System Thinking
- 9. Companies in everyindustry need to assume that a software revolution is coming… Marc Andreessen Products Dematerialization & Value Chains Deconstruction
- 10. The Pervasive Computer Machine-2-Machine/ Internet of Things applications everywhere… 10
- 11. “If you wentto bed last night as an industrial company, you’re going to wake up this morning as a software and analytics company.” Data are the new raw material: the core of the 4^ Industrial Revolution new source of innovation & lever to achieve business sustainability. ?Jeff Immelt - GE CEO
- 13. Fundamental Business ModelShift products evolve to integrated «bundles» of services is happening in almost all industries on a global scale Servitization DATA IOT Sensors SERVICES platform M2M monitoring management REMOTE Preventive Maintenance many-to-one machines actuators HMI nearreal-time MQTT PROTOCOLS field bus gateway MULTI SERVICE REST unattended OT IT/OT INTEGRATION iPaaS IaaS BIG DATA ANALYTICS business intelligence IT CEP CLOUD on-premise database ESB SaaS MOBILE APPLICATION INTERNET virtualization IaaS IP open source CONTEXT BusinessModels ASSET cellular wireless satellite BUSINESS services servitization CUSTOMER PARTNER OEMs ORGANIZATIONS PRODUCT VALUE support INFRASTRUCTURE outsourcing new business models everything as a service DaaS iPaaS TCO FLEXIBILITY
- 14. Industry 4.0 is: Digitizationand Time by ‘slices’ - IoT = Digitization - Digitization = Outcome / Time of Use
- 15. A Foundation forIoT • Seamlessly connect and manage disparate devices • Integrate and transform data reliably and securely • Connect operational technology (OT) to enterprise information technology (IT) • Store and manage data • Act on analyzed data
- 16. IIoT Challenges Is itenough to select some pieces? HTTP Server HTTP C++ SQL DB Broker Open HW Linux More Code @ It might actually work, but is it: • Maintainable • Secure • High performance • Future proof • Cost effective • Reliable • Extensible • Agile
- 17. We are allcollectively piloting space-ship Earth
- 18. Everyware IoT IoT Gateway IoTCloud Platform Business Applications • Connectivity / Message Routing • Device Registry and Management • Data Management and Storage • Event Management • Application Enablement • Communications/messaging • Data pre-processing • Real-time data analytics • Real-time actions/rules • Application Container • Remote management • Communications/messaging • Data acquisition
- 19. The Internet ofThings Putting Things in Perspective (Industry 4.0 Customer View) Application Integration IoT / M2M Integration Platform Device HW IIoT Process Handling Data Management Other Applications Data Warehousing / Big Data IT Infrastructure Management & Services Manufacturing Execution System (MES) Warehouse Management System (WMS) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Core IT Infrastructure
- 20.
- 21. The Data Lake:the dawn of Industry 4.0 Mobile App Web App 3rd party back-end integration Process ControlERP, EMS IIoT is instrumental to the generation of the Data Lake
- 22. Industry 4.0 andRetrofit INDUSTRIAL IOT GATEWAY IOT CLOUD PLATFORM Data Acquisition App Industrial Protocols Edge Analytics Multiple Cloud Connections Portable Framework Open Standard Connectivity Message Routing Flexible Deployments Modular Architecture Application Enablement REMOTE MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT ON-SITE DATA ANALYTICS IOT ON-SITE PLATFORM
- 23. Remote/Predictive Maintenance INDUSTRIAL IOT GATEWAY IOTAPPLICATION IOT PLATFORM Data Acquisition App Onboarding App Remote Access VPN Port Forwarding IP Forwarding 3g Connectivity Portable Framework Open Standard Connectivity Device Provisioning Remote Access VPN Data Collection Event Management Application Enablement NURSE APPLICATION REMOTE MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT DATA ANALYTICS
- 24. Connected Products IOT APPLICATION IOTPLATFORM CONSUMER SERVICE CENTER Data Acquisition App Onboarding App Remote Control Flexible Updates Network Management Portable Framework Open Standard Connectivity Device Provisioning Data Collection Event Management Remote Control Application Enablement
- 25. Re-Thinking • Products • ValueAdd • Business Model • Business Processes 25
- 26. Conclusion(*) The Industrial Internetis indeed transformative. • It will change the basis of competition, redraw industry boundaries and create a new wave of disruptive companies. • However, the vast majority of organizations are still struggling to understand the implications of the Industrial Internet. For these organizations, the risks of moving too slowly are real. (*) WEF, Industrial Intenert 2015
- 27.
- 28. Loosley Coupled Layered Conteinerized Microservice Oriente Architecture - OPENSOURCE - INDUSTRY STANDARD - JAVA 28