Join Dan as he explores trends in Industry 4.0 such as cyber-physical systems, explains the common mental models most large enterprises use when developing their innovation programs and how they evaluate innovation partners. He will then delve into several real world examples of how the digitization of industrial processes gets messy when the real world gets involved. Despite the challenges posed by typhoons, Ebola, magnetic fields that fry electronics and extending wireless networks kilometers underground, there is immense opportunity for those brave enough to pursue it.
5. Disruption is upon
heavy industry
Cloud
Mobile
IoT
Big Data Analytics
Machine Learning
Additive Manufacturing
Regulatory changes
Value-chain disruptions
Many of the same forces that
are disrupting other industries
are making their way into heavy
industry companies that
assumed they were immune.
7. Digital Twins & Short-Path Simulation
What will the future look like
if I change operational
parameters x, y and/or z?
http://blogs.dnvgl.com/software/2016/04/digital-twins-structural-engineering/
8. Old standards & architectures
We are currently in a
period of creative
destruction
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/257402460_fig2_Figure-3-Decomposition-of-the-automation-hierarchy-by-CPS-with-distributed-services-
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9. Consumerization of O.T.
Consumerization of IT
”The cycle of information technology (IT)
emerging in the consumer market, then
spreading to business and government
largely because employees are using the
popular "consumer market" technologies
and devices at home” - Webopedia
IT – OT Convergence
IT/OT convergence is the integration of IT
systems used for data-centric computing
with operational technology (OT) systems
used to monitor events, processes and
devices and make adjustments in industrial
operations. – WhatIs.com
Consumerization
Of O.T.
11. How can startups engage
with Mega-Corp?
For smaller organizations to engage with a
Mega-Corp, they must understand the
environment they are entering.
23. Tip #8: Understand
how you will be
evaluated
Where you fit within the
organization’s vision and
objectives will determine how
you are evaluated.
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25. Let’s review!
Tip #1: Time works differently
Tip #2: Don’t boil the ocean
Tip #3: Situational Awareness
Tip #4: Press releases don’t always reflect reality.
Tip #5: Know your limitations
Tip #6: Real clouds trump virtual clouds
Tip #7: Disasters can be opportunities
27. Innovation mental models & programs
How evaluate and destroy small companies
Working with Mega-Corp
Typhoons, ebola, magnetic fields, underground wireless
28. Roadmap & Signposts
Multi-pronged engagement
Don’t boil the ocean / focus
Demonstrate value quickly
Understand your image
Situational awareness / Allies & Enemies