More Related Content Similar to Internet of Everything: The CIO's Point of View (20) More from Cisco Canada (20) Internet of Everything: The CIO's Point of View1. Cisco Confidential 1© 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Internet of Everything: The
CIO’s Point of View
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The CIO will report
to the CMO
In the near future all
companies will be
technology companies
IT can not move fast
enough, so the business
goes straight to the vendor
CIOs need a model that
balances speed with risk
CIOs are viewed by their
peers as being the
catalyst for creating
competitive advantage
Understanding
technology’s potential
is no longer an option
for CEOs
The Dark View The Innovative View
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Internet Evolution
Connectivity
Networked
Economy
Immersive
Experiences
Internet of
Everything
Digital Access
Digital Business
Processes
Digital
Interactions
Digitize
the World
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Cisco’s Journey to the Cloud 2008
Location
Freedom
HW
Freedom
Provisioning
Freedom
Business
Process
Freedom
Unified Fabric
Unified Computing
Enterprise-Class Clouds
Data Center Networking
Inter-Cloud
Virtualization Automation Utility MarketConsolidation
Consumer View
Practitioner View
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A New Model: Agile, Policy Driven Services Delivered from
a Community
Data
CollaborationSecurity
InterCloud Fabric
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Evolution to the InterCloud Fabric: Going Forward
Biz Process
Freedom
Value from
Community
Value with
Security and
Flexibility
Value from
New Biz
Models
Inter-Cloud
Policy Based Fabric Control
Scalable Analytics/Distributed Processing
Enterprise-Class Clouds
Learning Network
Market Adaptive Autonomic PervasiveUtility
Consumer View
Practitioner View
E
E
OpFlex: Multi-Vendor Innovation
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Network Provisioning
Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI)—Summary Value Case
Network Operations and Management
Data Center Network Compute Storage
Automation Savings
Provisioning SLA Improvement58% Cost Savings
Data Center Access
Access Control List (ACL)
Local/Global Server Load
Balancing
Data Center Access
Access Control List
(ACL)
Local/Global Server
Load Balancing
38%
43%
41%
Incident Management
Problem Management
Event Management
Service Management
21%
Cost Savings
Type of Saving
CAPEX Savings
Power Savings
Space Savings
26%
46%
19%
Compute Organization
12%
Optimization
20%
Optimization
Storage (NAS) Optimization
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Today: Driving Open Multi-vendor Innovation with OpFlex
How Cisco ACI Innovates With OpFlex Technology Partners
Innovation and
Differentiation
Direct access to policy lets
vendors expose unique
features and capabilities
Ease of
Integration
Fast, easy path to deep
platform integration with any
OpFex-enabled control
system
Standardized
and Open
Any vendor can participate in policy
model development, standards
process, and open source community
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Distributed Processing Networks
Distributed Processing Networks—Dynamically Adjust Network
Behavior Based on Empirical Observations, Without Pre-Programming
Predictive
Analytical Models
Automated
Proactive Actions
Adaptive
Security
Application
Centric
Converged Network,
Compute and Storage
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Of Course It Is All About the Data
BIG
DATA
• New Endpoints:
Sensors, Cameras, etc.
• New Technologies
• Acquisition
• Storage
• Analysis
• Distribution
• Structured,
Multi-Source
• Video
• Meta Data
• Social Media
• Global Reach
• Delivering Insights
in the Moment
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Multidimensional Security Needs
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Visibility
Threat
Awareness
Action
Embedding Security
NEW
SECURITY
MODEL
• Network/
InterCloud Fabric
• User, Device, App,
Data + Relationships
• Community Based
• Behavioral Anomalies
• Application Aware
• Creates Context
• Policy Based
• Contextual
• Automated—Autonomic
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Collaboration: Connecting People
Mobile
Boardrooms
Small Group
Spaces
Work
Office
Browser
Larger
Spaces
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Small Teams
Cloud, ERP,
Mobile Apps
Appropriate
Risk Taking
Working
Prototypes
Client Updates
Fast Results
Changing the Way We Work: Continuous Delivery
Mindset
Process
Automated Testing
Built by Developers-No
Separate Q/A
Plan Adapt and Scale
Policy Enforced
Network Adaptive
Infrastructure Workload
Mobility
Deploy and Release
Configurable Control
Gates, Regularity
Compliance
Develop and Build
Continuous Integration,
On-demand
Innovation Circles
Architectural
Framework
Active Stakeholder
Involvement
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Supply Chain Operations’ Ecosystem
Suppliers
Build Orders
Assemble components
and Products
Creates Shipment
Global Trade Mgmt
Freight Forwarding
Customs Clearance
Shipset Consolidation
Contract
Manufacturer
Logistics
Center
Direct Ship
Master Data,
Forecast
Demand
Master Data,
Forecast
Demand,
Enablement
Data
Enablement
Data
PO Delivery,
Inventory
ASN, Ship Confirmation,
Delivery, Inventory
Delivery
Inventory
Freight Mgmt
Shipment
Tracking
Carrier
ODM/JDM
Customers
Receives PO
Confirms PO
Ship components
PO Delivery,
Inventory
Delivery
Inventory
Delivery
Inventory
Trade
Documents
CISCO
Master Data,
EDI,Backlog
Orders, Packout,
ASN, Inventory,
WIP
Customer
Acknowledgement
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Today’s Supply Chain
Lack of Real Time Visibility of Order Fulfillment Processes
Across Supply Chain Nodes and Network
Latency of Data and Information Exchange
Data Accuracy on Orders, Inventory, Quantity, Locations and Virtual Parts Information
Point to Point Communication Driving B2B Messaging Redundancy
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IoT Sensing Technology- Opportunities in the Supply Chain
Component and sub-assemblies lots
and tracking information
Product assembly genealogy (Parent-
Child) information
Product configurations (hardware and
software versions) information
3 Tier Hierarchy (Serial Numbers,
Carton ID, Pallet ID) information
Carrier and location tracking information
Customers and sales order information
Suppliers, ODM/
JDM
Contract
Manufacturers
Contract
Manufacturers
Logistics Center
Carrier
Customers
Using IoT
Sensors to
capture
Supply Chain
information
and locations
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IoE Driven Cisco Hybrid Cloud
Core
Infrastructure
Foundation
Intercloud
Value
Experience
Real Time Visibility Data Management Collaboration
Order backlog data
Transactional milestones
visible across the network
Multi-Tier inventory tracking
Logistics and
location visibility
Central data aggregation
Higher data accuracy
Seamless data management
Collaboration tools powering
real time document sharing,
decision making ability
Business rules engine
Analytical capability –
predictive and prescriptive
Data
Ecosystem
Carriers
Strategic
Logistics
Centers
Global Hub ODM / JDM Suppliers
Standard
B2B
Protocols
CISCO Global Trade
Mgmt ASP
Web UI
and Forms
Contract
Manufact.
Security
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The right information, to the right
person, at the right time for better
decision making for our
customers…faster
Agile, Policy Driven Services
Delivered from a Community