Back To The Future – IoT & Smart Systems Evolution Challenges
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From reference architecture to new business models - 7 obstacles we must overcome to realize the full potential of the IoT http://goo.gl/QYdsV Tremendous amounts of value will be captured and created as Smart Systems technology development advances from “simple” remote services applications and related tracking/location services to collaboration between devices, people and systems. However, in order to realize the full potential from the Internet of Things, players must abandon persisting strategies and embrace new business models that enable and leverage increased amounts of collaboration and alignment.
![Required Evolution of the Internet of Things
Tremendous amounts of value will be captured and created as Smart Systems technology development advances from “simple” remote services
applications and related tracking/location services to collaboration between devices, people and systems. However, in order to realize the full
potential from the Internet of Things, players must abandon persisting strategies and embrace new business models that enable and leverage
increased amounts of collaboration and alignment.
Connections
Complex
• Information Architecture
• Open Data Sharing & Fusion
Trillions
• Shared Services Brokering
Reference Architecture,
Compound
Standards & Relationships
• Hybrid Network Standards
• System & Application
Are Required For Robust
Billions
• Integration Platforms
Market Growth
• Vendor Ecosystems &
Simple
• New Services Models
• Connectivity
• Enablement for
• Device Mgmt
Millions
Simple Applications!
Time
Complex Applications!
Applications tend to be remote support-driven Compound Applications!
applications that involve monitoring/upgrades
Applications that drive interactions between and
of installed base of machines in the field – Applications that involve multiple collaborating among devices, device sub-systems and people
such as vending machines, ATMs, etc.
[peer-to-peer] devices or significant interactions and can also allow extending/expanding values
between and among devices, systems and people.
from third party collaboration.
• Monitoring / Telemetry
• Product Upgrades & Diagnostics
• Managing Alarms & Emergency Services
• Intelligent Transportation Systems
• Add-on Networking
• Smart Grid Integration
• Integrated Health Delivery Systems
• Maintenance Support & Collaboration
• Integrated Residential/Consumer
Field
POS,
Vending
ATM
Force
Human/
Process
Smart Grid /
Sensor
Smart City
Consumer/Sensor
Automation
Demand
Collaboration
Systems
Integration
Management
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Back To The Future – IoT & Smart Systems Evolution Challenges
- 1. Required Evolution of the Internet of Things Tremendous amounts of value will be captured and created as Smart Systems technology development advances from “simple” remote services applications and related tracking/location services to collaboration between devices, people and systems. However, in order to realize the full potential from the Internet of Things, players must abandon persisting strategies and embrace new business models that enable and leverage increased amounts of collaboration and alignment. Connections Complex • Information Architecture • Open Data Sharing & Fusion Trillions • Shared Services Brokering Reference Architecture, Compound Standards & Relationships • Hybrid Network Standards • System & Application Are Required For Robust Billions • Integration Platforms Market Growth • Vendor Ecosystems & Simple • New Services Models • Connectivity • Enablement for • Device Mgmt Millions Simple Applications! Time Complex Applications! Applications tend to be remote support-driven Compound Applications! applications that involve monitoring/upgrades Applications that drive interactions between and of installed base of machines in the field – Applications that involve multiple collaborating among devices, device sub-systems and people such as vending machines, ATMs, etc. [peer-to-peer] devices or significant interactions and can also allow extending/expanding values between and among devices, systems and people. from third party collaboration. • Monitoring / Telemetry • Product Upgrades & Diagnostics • Managing Alarms & Emergency Services • Intelligent Transportation Systems • Add-on Networking • Smart Grid Integration • Integrated Health Delivery Systems • Maintenance Support & Collaboration • Integrated Residential/Consumer Field POS, Vending ATM Force Human/ Process Smart Grid / Sensor Smart City Consumer/Sensor Automation Demand Collaboration Systems Integration Management Harbor Research © 2012 Harbor Research, Inc. All rights reserved