The document discusses inspiration for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. It provides 10 examples of IoT solutions, including a smart baby monitor, smart bike, smart garbage cans, smart tennis racket, smart home devices, smart transportation, smart agriculture, smart healthcare, smart industry, and smart cities. It emphasizes that successful IoT requires a combination of products, applications, and services within a business ecosystem and cannot be done by any single player alone. IoT adoption may be limited more by difficulties finding the right business models than by technology challenges.

1. Ilse Bracke
BU Manager – Cipal IT Solutions
IT experts & Professional Services
Inspiration shower

2. AGENDA
1.WHAT
2. EVOLUTION
3. INSPIRATION SHOWER
4. BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM
5. CONCLUSION
Source Gartner

3. The Internet ofThings is
the network of physical
objects that contain
embedded technology to
communicate and sense
or interact with their
internal states or the
external environment.
(Source Gartner)
Devices can communicate with each other without any human interaction.

4. 1. START OFTHE INTERNET 2. ‘STEVE JOBS’ FOOTPRINT
Always connected

5. Source: http://www.jgsullivan.com/2012/02/02/the-internet-of-things/

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11. INSPIRATION
SHOWER
10 Solutions
#1 Sense mother
#2 Smart bike
#3 Smart garbage cans
#4 SmartTennis racket
#5 Smart home
#6 Smart transportation
#7 Smart agriculture
#8 Smart healthcare
#9 Smart industry
#10 Smart cities

12. https://sen.se/store/mother/

13. Valour byVanhawks gives
directions, reroutes to avoid
traffic, and tracks riding
metrics.
https://www.vanhawks.com/

14. BigBelly alerts when it needs to
be emptied so smarter collection
decisions can be made. Fully
works on solar energy.

15. The company offers a service
to help players improve their
game through the tracking
and analysis.

16. http://global.samsungtomorrow.com/samsung-shows-how-internet-of-things-can-change-your-daily-life-at-ces-2015/

17. usage-based insurance
calculated based on real-time
driving data
cars communicate with each
other in order to avoid
collisions , detect free parking
spots

18. http://www.libelium.com/

19. wearables, motion sensors,
smart camera’s, clothes,
monotoring, .... digital
doctors, data analysis, ...

20. Connected manufactoring
intelligent, real-time
communication in context
throughout the value chain
http://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/manufacturing/connected_mfg.html

22. Business models - Providing insights
for cost reduction, process efficiency,
happy customers, improve value
Selling the insight not the data
Data & PII sensitivity – iso 27018 cloud
service providers

23. To grow in the new economy you need a combination of the three.
A product is not enough
An application is not enough
A service is not enough

24. Can we do this alone?
1. IoT Adoption -Technology might not be the stumbling block
– Finding the Right Business Models
2. IoT is NOT a single player game
– Ecosystem is important