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The Impact of Connectedness on Competitiveness
A landmark BPI Network study exploring the impact of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) on transforming business and industrial performance, delivering significant improvements in operational efficiency and uptime, and achieving growth from new business models, products, services and customer experiences.
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Leaders

Ronny Fehling
Vice President & Head of Data Driven Technologies and Advanced Analytics CoC
Airbus Group
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Peter Trebilcock
Director of Design and Building Information Modeling(BIM)
Balfour Beatty
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Iain Treacy
CIO
CNH Industrial
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Alexandre Baulé
CIO, VP of Information Systems
Embraer
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Dan Brennan
VP, Global Head of Business Operations & Strategy
GE
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Sayantani Dasgupta
Head of Commercial Strategy and Global Market Insights
Grünenthal Group
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David Parsons
VP, IoT Strategy and Solutions
Hitachi Insight Group
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Patrick Theimer
Director of Global Marketing
Kennametal
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Annalisa Gigante
Former CTO & SVP Innovation
LafargeHolcim
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Chris Wiseman
VP - General Manager
Nidec Corporation
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Arjan de Jong
Senior Business Developer of Product & Service Innovation
Nuon
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Bill Bien
CMO & Head of Strategy
Philips Lighting
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Alp Öztekin
Regional Head of Media & Digital Marketing
RB
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Jimy Baynum
Director of Market Development
SCA
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Kalman Tiboldi
Chief Business Innovation Officer
TVH
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Jason Mathew
Senior Director of Global Connected Strategy
Whirlpool Corporation
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Ronny Fehling
Vice President & Head of Data Driven Technologies and Advanced Analytics CoC
Airbus Group

Ronny has dedicated his career to providing comprehensive technology leadership in continually progressive roles with Airbus Group, Oracle Corporation as well as Chief Technology Officer for the start-up Cognitio.co. His expertise in leading teams to drive business and technology innovation and transformation is strengthened by his work in Cognitive Computing, Big Data, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Solution Engineering and Enterprise Architecture.

Fehling's areas of expertise are Global Technical Leadership & Vision, Digital Industrial Transformation, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence & Cognitive Computing, Software & System Architecture, Full Lifecycle Project Management, Multi-Year Technology Roadmaps, New Market Spaces, and Multidisciplinary Team Management.

Ronny exceeds in being able to align organizational vision with technical solutions in order to achieve business growth and success on a global level. As an energetic technology leader with a meticulous work style and a proven record of success in overseeing all aspects of IT functions,  he possesses confidence in his ability to guide businesses to achieve growth through vision and technical leadership. 

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Peter Trebilcock
Director of Design and Building Information Modeling(BIM)
Balfour Beatty

Peter joined Balfour Beatty in November 2007 after 20+ years in architectural practice. As an architect his work received 2 RIBA Awards as well as Civic Trust Awards and his former practice was awarded the Multi-disciplinary Practice of the year Award.

Peter lectures widely and was elected Vice President of his Professional Institute, the Royal Institute of British Architects (2001-2003). He also served two terms (each of 2 years) on RIBA’s National Council. He was the first Chairman of the RIBA Professional Services Board.

He is a regular contributor to the construction press and the author of several publications. For 10 years (1990-2000) he also worked as a consultant architect to the Steel Construction Institute.

Peter directs Balfour Beatty’s UK-wide BIM Group. He leads Balfour Beatty’s BIM UK Implementation strategy. He is a regular speaker at BIM Conferences and has judged both National Architectural Design and BIM Awards. He chairs their International BIM/VDC Group.

He manages a central team of full time BIM specialists in the UK who provide support to work winning and delivery activities across the business as well as support to Balfour Beatty’s customers.

Balfour Beatty has identified many benefits of BIM particularly to its clients, as project sponsors, owners and investors. It seeks to be leader in the field of BIM by utilising the expertise of its organisational strength and depth- covering all aspects of BIM through the project life cycle.

As of July 2016 Balfour Beatty currently has over 400 BIM projects, of which 80+ are in the UK, 24 in Hong Kong, a few in the Gulf with the majority of the reminder across the USA. They are currently delivering 24 BIM Level 2 projects with a combined value of over £2bn. Its UK business BIM processes were certified in March 2016 by the British Standards Institute. Its Gulf Business received the same certification in July making Balfour Beatty the first UK Tier 1 Contractor with International Certification.

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Iain Treacy
CIO
CNH Industrial

Iain is the Chief Information Officer for CNH Industrial for the North America Region. In this position, he manages a team of 130 people across all IT functions across manufacturing, sales, finance and financial services as well as the IT infrastructure that supports them (telecommunications, desktop services and data center management). 

Iain is also responsible for the establishment of the IoT center of excellence for CNHI covering all aspects of machine to machine control, data exchange and analysis.

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Alexandre Baulé
CIO, VP of Information Systems
Embraer

Alexandre Baulé serves as the CIO and VP of Information Systems at Embraer, the leading Brazilian aircraft manufacturer. Baulé is a strong digital team leader and is known for being open and adaptable, with a high level of emotional intelligence and quick learning capabilities. He has a broad base of experiences and skills, including leadership positions with highly recognized brands like Johnson & Johnson and Unilever prior to joining Embraer. He focuses on building cohesive teams through a focus on high ethical values regarding purpose, change management, strategy development and collaboration.  

Baulé recognizes the significance of collaboration and partnerships both internally and externally to the organization. He is a long-term strategic thinker but also a short-term trouble shooter when necessary. He is motivated by challenges where he can learn and grow.

Holding a wide range of expertise in IT, industrial operations, engineering, finance and overall business management, he has held his current position since 2010. At Embraer, he is responsible for corporate IT, enterprise IT architecture, IT governance, corporate IT projects portfolio and corporate IT infrastructure (including datacenters, telecom & networking, helpdesk and field services, information security and identity management, IT products and services portfolio).

Baulé received his engineering degree at the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica, and received a Masters in Business Administration, with a focus on industrial operations and production management at Fundação Getulio Vargas.

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Dan Brennan
VP, Global Head of Business Operations & Strategy
GE

Dan is responsible for the office of operations and strategy management for GE Oil & Gas's Digital business which includes developing processes and metrics aligned with corporate goals, organic & inorganic growth strategies, capital planning / budgeting, build out of global footprint, and the integration management office.

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Sayantani Dasgupta
Head of Commercial Strategy and Global Market Insights
Grünenthal Group

With 20 years of overall work experience, Sayantani specializes in the development of marketing plans, digital strategy, project management, and more. She has spent 18 years predominantly in the pharma sector across diverse roles in Global and emerging markets.

She possesses significant experience in marketing strategy and also has proven ability to effectively engage and manage associates from widely varying backgrounds and functions within a dispersed and highly matrixed organization.

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David Parsons
VP, IoT Strategy and Solutions
Hitachi Insight Group

David is an IoT strategist and innovator with broad enterprise domain experience. He is a strategic leader with unique ability to translate vision into reality. Parsons is exceptional at building high performance teams and driving cooperation among internal and external business partners. 

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Patrick Theimer
Director of Global Marketing
Kennametal

As an innovative marketing executive, I have extensive experience driving global marketing technology strategies and solutions that have resulted in improved customer experiences, revenue expansion, and lowered costs. My diversified background in Finance & Strategic Planning, Operations, and Marketing, allows for a more comprehensive, holistic approach to business challenges. I am a passionate leader who advocates for growth and innovation and recognizes the value of collaboration. Additionally, I have a proven ability to effectively and responsibly lead globally diverse teams and drive large scale solutions to completion on time, within budget and with desired results.

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Annalisa Gigante
Former CTO & SVP Innovation
LafargeHolcim

Annalisa is a Senior executive (EVP) with Fortune 300 Executive Board experience and a background in consumer and industrial businesses. She possesses 15 years of delivering digital transformation and significant experience in mergers and acquisitions. Annalisa has quite the impressive track record of innovation, restructuring and achieving growth in global companies by adopting new technologies, collaborating with customers and colleagues. Her teams have been recognized winning numerous innovation awards. 

Her career highlights include: Head of Innovation & R&D (CHF 20B company), Chief Business Development Officer (€21B sales, €1B+ M&A); Chief Marketing Officer (brand value €1.4B, budget €150MM, team 770 people, 100+ brands). 
Top academic background: Cambridge University BA hons, & MA hons in Natural Sciences, MBA Bocconi. 

Specialties include: extensive industry experience in Life Sciences, Food & Nutrition, Chemicals (Monsanto, DSM), Building Materials (LafargeHolcim), Human Capital Services (Adecco & Manpower). Additional background in Strategy Consulting (Bain) and 10 years of Board service in the non-profit sector.

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Chris Wiseman
VP - General Manager
Nidec Corporation

Chris Wiseman is the Vice President – General Manager of Nidec. He has vast experience with the company as he entering his 10^th year of contributing his work and dedication to Nidec. His previous experience includes business planning and marketing, such as distribution marketing.

Chris holds an impressive skill set which include: product development, business planning, product marketing, strategic planning, product management, mew business development, process improvement, and manufacturing. 

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Arjan de Jong
Senior Business Developer of Product & Service Innovation
Nuon

After many years in customer service and business development as a manager and innovator, Arjan has experience in the design and development of organizations. He has the ability to realize new solutions in the short term while setting a path for the long term. Arjan is skilled at helping organizations when they are in need of change, have an inward focus and not a customer focus, or could use some creativity or need a break from the routine.

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Bill Bien
CMO & Head of Strategy
Philips Lighting

As an accomplished high-tech senior executive with a solid blend of strategic insight, operations acuity, unique perspectives, and influential leadership, Bill has created game-changing solutions in complex corporate enterprises and fast growing startups. He has also international insights and experience from his work in Asia, Europe, North America, and Australia. 

As a seasoned marketer, Bill understands how to gain momentum by quickly identifying and capitalizing on enterprise solutions, cloud computing, unified comms, and mobile trends and opportunities. In addition to this, he has a strong passion for high tech, especially mobile and cloud computing. 

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Alp Öztekin
Regional Head of Media & Digital Marketing
RB

Marketing and Media Executive with +10 years’ experience in various roles in companies like Pfizer, P&G and Reckitt Benckiser in different geographies. Currently an expat in Copenhagen as the Regional Head of Media and Digital Nordics, in Reckitt Benckiser; leading the brand equity/ media investment for 14 brands, across 5 countries with several partnering agencies.

Responsible for improving the effectiveness and efficiency of Reckitt Benckiser's multi-media investment and to champion and coordinate development of proven and new media channels (offline & online) with mobile-first omni-channel strategy.

Background and hobbies include: Entrepreneur, Explorer, Scuba diver, Creative thought leader and Brand builder.

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Jimy Baynum
Director of Market Development
SCA

Jimy Baynum is the Director of Market Development at SCA AfH Professional Hygiene, where he is responsible for developing, defining and implementing market strategy in North America. He has been with SCA since 2014 and has over 20 years of experience in the AfH business. 

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Kalman Tiboldi
Chief Business Innovation Officer
TVH

Kalman is the Chief Business Innovator Officer at TVH Group – Thermote & Vanhalst (Waregem). He is a worldwide market leader in replacement parts and accessories for material handling and industrial vehicles. Tiboldi has over 35 year experience in using information technology for business process innovation. He was elected “ICT Manager of the year 2011, Large Organisations” for the second time in his career. The election is an initiative of Data News. The jury, composed of twenty experts from economic and financial sectors, government and the academic world, rewarded Tiboldi as “the driving, leading force in the development of TVH’s wms” (Warehouse Management System). 

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Jason Mathew
Senior Director of Global Connected Strategy
Whirlpool Corporation

Jason Mathew is currently the Senior Director of Global Connected Strategy at Whirlpool Corporation. He has been with Whirlpool since 2008 and has developed impressive expertise in global product business, finance, analytics, and product directing.

His skill set includes: project management, strategizing, product marketing, product management, leadership, and lean manufacturing.

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Facts & Stats

General Electric predicts investment in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is expected to top $60 trillion during the next 15 years. (Source)

Bain predicts that by 2020 annual revenues could exceed $470B for the IoT vendors selling the hardware, software and comprehensive solutions. (Source)

McKinsey estimates the total IoT market size in 2015 was up to $900M, growing to $3.7B in 2020 attaining a 32.6% CAGR. (Source)

The global Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) market is poised to grow at CAGR of over 10% during 2015-2020. (Source)

With the rising usage of IoT, this is reportedly expected to increase by as much as eight times to over 260 Exabytes (260 billion Gigabytes) in 2018, generating the highest cloud data traffic growth in the world. (Source)

90% of respondents to a recent World Economic Forum survey admitted they don't fully understand the business models and long-term implications of the IIoT. (Source)

The number of cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) connections in industrial automation applications is predicted to grow at a CAR of 23.2%—from 2.5 million connections at the end of 2013 to 7.1 million connections by 2018. (Source)

The Industrial Controls and Factory Automation market is projected to reach $301.9 billion by 2020. (Source)

Research indicates that the use of IoT and M2M technology in industrial automation systems will increase by 25 percent over the next three years. (Source)

The top challenges in manufacturing span people, processes, and technology. (Source)

Still in the early adopter phase, 34% of companies are currently investing or planning on investing in IIoT technologies over the next year. (Source)

47% of manufacturing companies do not expect to invest in IoT technologies in the foreseeable future. (Source)

19% of manufacturing companies do not expect to invest in IoT technologies in the next 12 months (Source)

15% of manufacturing companies expect to start investing in IoT technologies in the next 12 months but are still establishing a budget. (Source)

9% of manufacturing companies have made significant investments in the IoT and expect it to increase in the future. (Source)

7% of manufacturing companies have established a budget for IoT technology investment in the next 12 months. (Source)

47% of the industrial market does not plan on investing in IoT in the foreseeable future and 44% of that market does not understand or know about the IoT. (Source)

21% of manufacturing companies have interest in IoT but are still investigating the impact. (Source)

16% of manufacturing companies understand/are aware of IoT but see no impact at this time. (Source)

Only 4% of manufacturing companies have customer demands are causing them to start to invest in IoT technologies (Source)

9% of manufacturing companies are rapidly pursuing IoT opportunities either for operations, for customers, or both. (Source)

6% of manufacturing companies see value to our operations and have started to invest in IoT technologies. (Source)

By 2030, the Industrial Internet of Things could be worth (US dollars) $7.1 trillion to the United States, $1.8 trillion to China, $700 billion to Germany, and $531 billion to the United Kingdom. (Source)

With IIoT-enhancing measures in place, China could see its cumulative GDP rise by US$1.8 trillion by 2030, raising its GDP in 2030 by 1.3 percent over trend projections. (Source)

73 percent of businesses have yet to make concrete progress with IIoT. Only 7 percent have developed a comprehensive strategy. (Source)

87 percent of business leaders believe that the IIoT will result in the net creation of jobs (Source)

According to a survey by Accenture and GE, 73 percent of companies are already investing more than 20 percent of their overall technology budget on big data analytics. (Source)

In a Accenture surveyed with more than 1,400 C-suite decision makers 84% believe their organizations have the capability to create new, service-based income streams from the IIoT. 73% confess that their companies have yet to make any concrete progress and 7% have developed a comprehensive strategy with investments to match.  (Source)

In a Accenture survey of over 1,400 C-suite decision makers, 96% of CEOs and executives expressed that the senior leadership in their organizations grasp at least something of the nature of the IIoT. But 38% say their leaders have completely understood it. (Source)

Interoperability and security are identified as the greatest hurdles to progress by 2/3 of those companies actively pursuing IIoT initiatives, according to a survey by Accenture, the World Economic Forum and the Industrial Internet Consortium. (Source)

94% of  executives believe that the increasing use of smart products and robotics will change the required skill and job mix in the workforce of the future. (Source)

IoE could enable manufacturers to generate $3.88 trillion of value through a combination of increased revenues and lower costs over the next 10 years (Source)

General Electric has predicted that the Industrial Internet could increase global GDP by $10 trillion to $15 trillion over the next 20 years (Source)

Gartner anticipates the market for Industrial Internent of Thing to be $309 billion with additional revenue for suppliers of connected devices and associated services by 2020. (Source)

For the IIoT market, Gartner has forecast $1.9 trillion in cost savings, improved productivity, and other factors associated with connected devices and services. (Source)

70% of manufacturing executives are focusing on plant-floor data initiatives to drive operational and business excellence, faster time to market, and immediate access to data from machines on the factory floor. (Source)

By 2025, the industrial automation sector will account for nearly three-fourths of all connected devices. (Source)

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Articles

June 1, 2017 - CEO Insights: Four major challenges in protecting ICS from cyber attacks
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June 1, 2017 - CEO Insights with Dr. Ulrich Lang: Customers are not aware yet of ICS security risks that IIoT Apps bring
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June 1, 2017 - CEO Insights: IIoT makes old equipment tell customers new things with the use of proper sensors
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June 1, 2017 - Top 20 Internet of Things Research Frontiers of the Leaders
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June 1, 2017 - 2017 – the “silence before the storm” when it comes to ICS breaches
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April 7, 2017 - The Evolving Effects of IoT: Data Center Demands & Opportunities
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March 23, 2017 - Forecasting Profitable Models For The Internet Of Things
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March 21, 2017 - Putting IoT To Work
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December 6, 2016 - DHS Aims to use IoT, Analytics to Boost Smart City Resiliency
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December 2, 2016 - Sensor Industry to Grow to $162 Billion Thanks to IoT, Smart Cities and eHealth
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November 28, 2016 - How Industrial IoT is Making Steel Production Smarter
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November 27, 2016 - Roundup Of Internet Of Things Forecasts And Market Estimates, 2016
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September 23, 2016 - Global Cellular IoT Connections to Reach 1.2 Billion in 2021
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August 8, 2016 - Global Intelligent Transportation Systems (ATMS, ATPS, ATIS) Market, 2020 - Increasing Implementation of Data Analytics - Research and Markets
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August 3, 2016 - New Report: Intelligent Transportation System Market Research Report by Roadway, Application, and Geography Analysis to 2022
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August 1, 2016 - Smart Cities: 6 Essential Technologies
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July 29, 2016 - Smart Cities: How India Can Show The Way
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July 29, 2016 - For IoT Developers, Upgrading to 4G Isn’t Just About Speed
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July 27, 2016 - Canada’s New Thinking Must Focus on Technology, Talent and Trade
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July 26, 2016 - Are You Ready for the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
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July 13, 2016 - AT&T Launches Plug-and-Play IoT Starter Kit with Cisco Jasper
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July 13, 2016 - IoT Transforming Alcohol, Cars and Moth Romance
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July 12, 2016 - The IoT Is About to Shift into Ludicrous Mode
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July 11, 2016 - IoT for Business Growth: How Innovative Companies Use IoT to Improve Customer Experiences
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July 7, 2016 - Are You an IoT Guru? If So, We Want to Hear from You
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June 28, 2016 - Tesla and Toyota Among The Smartest and The Most Connected Companies
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June 2, 2016 - IoT Platforms Spawn New Revenue Streams
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June 2, 2016 - Sephora, Neiman Marcus Turn to In-Store Technology to Enhance the Retail Experience
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May 22, 2016 - Will Utilities Drive IoT Security Market Growth?
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May 19, 2016 - Beacons Entering Industrial Service
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May 5, 2016 - The Future of the Industrial Internet of Things
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May 3, 2016 - The Internet of (Every)Things: Forcing CIOs to Think Differently
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April 25, 2016 - The Necessary Evil: Enterprise IoT Needs a New Middleware
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April 19, 2016 - Industrial IoT Needs Data Security
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White Papers

Security and Privacy in the Age of IoT
The primary goal of the Internet of Things (IoT) is to provide better, more efficient experiences for consumers, citizens and businesses. With innovation comes an increased need for security. As the industrial sector steps into unknown territory of implementing enterprise level IoT solutions, there are opportunities to efficiently and effectively mitigate potential risks associated with the new technological capabilities. Security and privacy in the age of IoT are of utmost importance to industrial leaders, and IT specialists are responding with effective and actionable recommendations.  Read more »

Pragmatic Approach to Big Data
The explosion of e-commerce, devices, wearables, web usage and mobile apps in the past decade led to exponential growth in the amount of data businesses collect. The sheer amount of data can be overwhelming: 2.5 quintillion bytes are created every day. To put this into perspective, 90 percent of all the data in the world was created in the last two years. Businesses often know they have “big data” but want help understanding what it means and how they can utilize it to improve their business. They’re often looking for a way forward; a pragmatic process for learning from big data that provides useful and actionable insights.  Read more »

The Truth Behind Digital Transformation
Digital transformation has come to the forefront in recent business news, the increased exposure has caused its meaning to become convoluted and misrepresented. Contrary to common perception, digital transformation is not a one-and-done project; it is an ongoing, strategic, company-wide culture shift that lays the groundwork for growth and success. Digital transformation requires a unified and integrated approach — starting with alignment at the top — and a management approach that favors organization-wide goals over siloed departmental initiatives. It’s a team effort and it takes time. Read more »

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Books

Precision: Principles, Practices and Solutions for the Internet of Things
Dr. Timothy Chou has created Precision to introduce us to the basics of the Internet of Things (IoT) for the enterprise. The first part Precision: Principles and Practices introduces a vendorneutral, acronymfree framework. Dr. Chou then discusses the framework's fundamental principles and these principles put into practice. The second part Precision: Solutions puts Dr. Chou's IoT framework into practice highlighting 12 real world solutions for manufacturers who are building precision machines and companies utilizing these machines to receive precision enhanced business outcomes.
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Building the Internet of Things: Implement New Business Models, Disrupt Competitors, Transform Your
Building Internet of Things provides front-line business decision makers with a practical handbook for capitalizing on this latest transformation. Focusing on the business implications of Internet of Things (IoT), this book describes the sheer impact, spread, and opportunities arising every day, and how business leaders can implement IoT today to realize tangible business advantages. The discussion delves into IoT from a business, strategy and organizational standpoint, and includes use-cases that illustrate the ripple effect that this latest disruption brings; you'll learn how to fashion a viable IoT plan that works with your organization's strategy and direction, and how to implement that strategy successfully by integrating IoT into your organization tomorrow.
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Winning the Digital Gamble: 5 Disruption Levers to Jump Start Your Enterprises' Relevancy
The Fourth Industrial Revolution represents brand new opportunities for enterprises to imagine ways in which technology embedded in new products or services permeates society and drastically improves business outcomes. In this book, we introduce the concept of “Smart Services” led digital disruption. Smart Services are built around Internet of Things and the enterprise ability to interpret data. The challenging part is knowing where to start, how to execute, and being able to prioritize and gain consensus within your organization for a successful digital transformation. In today’s digital economy the market is a lot less forgiving because of the speed at which change is happening, and the speed at which consumers expect more. As a result, digital transformations are a lot more complicated and the stakes are much higher…this is the digital gamble.
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