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Life With Big Data and the Internet of Things

Jim Fister

Lead Strategist, Director of Business Development

[email protected]

www.linkedin.com/pub/jim-fister/0/3/aa/

Preston Walters

Director, Business Development IBM Internet of Things

[email protected]

www.linkedin.com/in/prestonwalters

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Things Change: Evolution of Music

1. Source: Wall Street Journal, http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443684104578066811794775602.html Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

How does business adapt to changes in their environment?

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Computer-Centric Network-Centric Human-Centric

Focused on

Productivity

through automation

Focused on

Cost Reduction

through connectivity

Focused on

Rapid Service Delivery

through cloud & devices

IT: Another Period of Transformation

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Catalyzed by a Virtuous Business/Computing Cycle

Other brands and names are the property of their respective owners.

Devices

Services

Datacenter

Devices

…and so on

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Business Imperatives to Innovate

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Innovate or fall behind The migration from

CapEx to OpEx in

IT spending

Am I building for an

Intelligent Economy?

What if our business

questions could be

answered in 1 second?

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Macro factors affecting Big Data business value…

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Data

Exploding volume, variety, velocity and

variability of data

Economics—business models/conditions

that are creating, leveraging, and/or

monetizing data

Technology

Advances in open source software and

commodity hardware for storing,

managing and analyzing data

Technology vendors/products extending

related capabilities (and/or marketing)

Culture

Spread of traditional business intelligence

and analytic applications and skills

(“competing on analytics”)

Emerging roles, practices and

organizations devoted to “data science”

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Why does Intel Care about Big Data?

Source: https://amplab.cs.berkeley.edu/2013/02/07/for-big-data-moores-law-means-better-decisions/ 8

Data is Growing Faster than Moore’s Law

1 2 3 4 5

Series1 Series2 Series3

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Virtuous Cycle of Data… Inside and Outside the Box

Transform / Analyze

Compute

Networking

Move Persist

Storage

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Compute Bound

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Storage Bound

Human

Business

Network Bound

Machine

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Data-Driven discoveries and decisions depend on analytics

Consumer Behavior Security &

Risk Management

Operational

Efficiency

Location Aware

Ad Placement

Buyer Protection

Program

Personalized

Preventive Care

Claim Fraud

Reduction

Traffic

Optimization

Smart Energy

Grid

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Different approaches for fast diverse big data

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Scale Up

Compute Bound

Business Intelligence

(BI)

Scale Out

Storage Bound

Social, Mobile,

Cloud-Scalable

Scale to Edge

Network Bound

Internet of Things (IoT)

Machine

Human

Business

Intel®

Quark Intel®

Xeon® E5 Processor Family Intel®

Xeon® E7 v2 Processor Family

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The Internet of Things is…

Intelligence Everywhere

2x

COST OF

SENSORS

PAST 10 YEARS

40x

COST OF

BANDWIDTH

PAST 10 YEARS

60x

COST OF

PROCESSING

PAST 10 YEARS

* IDC ** IMC/EDC: The Digital Universe of Opportunities *** Goldman Sachs

DEVICES 50B

*

44

ZETABYTES

**

***

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Security, Privacy, and Compliance

Fragmentation of Vertical Markets

IT/OT and Legacy Infrastructure Integration

Connectivity

Underutilized Data

Challenges That Could Slow IoT Growth

Interoperability and Standards

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Services/API’s

Intel building blocks delivering Trust and Intelligence

11100101110111001100010011001001111010101 Network

Infrastructure

INDUSTRIAL

HOME

MOBILE

Things Gateways Network Data Center

Connect, Secure, Manage, and Analyze Data from Billions of Devices

With Intelligent Solutions based on Trusted Platforms

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Gateways may: Reduce the cost of the backend cloud

Reduce latency to react

Increase trust

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Services to Monetize HW, SW, and Data Management

Customer Value Visualized by Actionable Analytics from Edge to Cloud

Data Ingestion, Compute Processing, and Device Management from Edge to Cloud

Edge Devices and Gateways Securely Provisioned by Cloud in Seconds

Edge Devices and Gateways Discovery from Box to Cloud in Minutes

Security as the Foundation with Embedded HW and SW-Level Protection

1001000100100 10010010011

Tenets of Edge to Cloud IoT Solutions

Intel Confidential

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Logical Definition of Intel® IoT Platform

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Intel Confidential – Do Not Forward

Sensor

Actuator Sensor Actuator Sensor Sensor

MCU

WiFi + LP WiFi Bluetooth + BTLE 2G/3G/4G/LTE (GPRS) ZigBee

Zwave 6LoWPAN WiHART RFID Satellite Ethernet

Gateway

I/O

I/O

Data as a Service (DaaS) Data Ingestion &

Processing

Load Balancer

Services Orchestration Data Transport

Broker

Query

Storage

Compute Metadata

Catalogue TCP/IP

Security & Edge Management Systems MQTT,

HTTPS, CoAP, REST, XMPP,

DDS, etc.

TCP/IP TCP/IP

Gateway

API Library & API Mgmt

Device Attestation

Persistence &

Concurrency

Cloud Management System (Monitoring, Auto-scaling, Logging, Eventing)

Device Attestation Analytics

MCU

MCU & Gateway: Identity Protection + Secure Boot Rev 2.1

I/O

UP A L

U PA L

U P A L = Protocol Abstraction Layer

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Example Reference Architecture: Wind River

Intelligent Device Platform

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CONNECTIVITY

ZigBee Bluetooth WWAN VPN MQTT ConnectorCloud

API

OpenJDK Lua VM SQLite OSGi

WIND RIVER OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS Trusted Secure Boot

SECURITY TCG Standards

Integrity Monitoring

Role Based Access Control Signed Software

Wind River Operating Environment

Base Intelligent

Device Platform

Feature TOOLS

Application Signing Tool

Wind River Integrated Development Environment Tools

MANAGEMENT Secure Updates

Device Authentication

OMA DM, TR-069 Web Interface

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McAfee Embedded Control (MEC)

Included in Wind River Intelligent Device Platform (IDP) distribution

White listing protection

• Only files in the whitelist can execute

• Denied operations are logged

Key Features:

• Application Control: Deny Execution of programs not on the whitelist

• Change Control (Tamper Proofing): Protects data files. Monitor and deny read and/or write,

delete, rename, change attributes, etc.

• Dynamic listing: Provides control mechanism to securely update files and manage the whitelist

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Enforce

Intel® TXT

Concern addressed:

Visibility and control points into

virtual and cloud infrastructures

Encrypt

Intel

®

AES-NI

Concern addressed:

Efficiently meet growing data

protection mandates

Isolate

Intel® VT

Concern addressed:

Separation in multi-tenant

environments

Server Security Technologies

Intel ® Technologies: Server Security

Establishing the Foundation for More Visibility and Control

Trusted pools of resources – Visibility,

Control and Compliance in cloud Protect data in motion, data at

rest and data in process

Foundation capabilities enable critical new business values, examples:

Continuing ecosystem enabling investments to allow automated, policy-

driven, auditable scale for cloud and virtual datacenter orchestration

Features / Capabilities

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Example of Intel and IBM IoT E2E Opportunity

21 Commercial Buildings, Hospitals, Offices, Factories,

Hotels, Residential Intel® Gateway Solutions for IoT

Respond faster and make better

decisions

Increase governance and reduce operational risk

Improve asset utilization with proactive

asset management Asset

Management

IBM Maximo

Customer Portal

IBM PMQ IoT Foundations

On Bluemix

Intel Trusted Execution Technology

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Internet of Things Conclusions

The Internet of Things provides opportunities to deliver real value today

Many of the challenges and considerations in IoT solution deployment can be

addressed today

A vibrant ecosystem working in concert is needed to be successful

Technology enables, focus on real business value

IBM and Intel have the capabilities needed to deliver IoT

solutions in your business

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Summary: Your Opportunities

Big Data is real, it’s today, and it’s transformative

Data analytics can make fundamental changes in how businesses operate

You have an opportunity to deliver more value to your customers by

understanding what data analytics can do for them

Deliver a robust end-to-end solution that benefits the business

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