towards 50 billion connections

1. towards 50 billion connections and how archives fit in Mićo dujak Solution Manager ICT solutions for Industry & Society Ericsson Nikola Tesla Zagreb, 9-11 November 2011

2. Agenda • 50 billion connections vision • What are connected devices? • Smart metering • Smart grid towards Smart City • Intelligent Transport • Government segment • Healthcare • Impact on society • How should WE act? Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

3. Vision 2020 – 50B connections EVERYTHINGthat benefits from a wireless connection will have one Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

4. Drivers for networked everything People Lifestyle Health Convenience Safety Societies Businesses Sustainability Safety Security Social cost Productivity Cost efficiency Regulations Assets Technology Enablers Broadband ubiquity Cost of connected device Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

5. Consumer Electronics Utilities & Home Automation … and many more … Automotive & Transport Connected devices Think beyond phone, Laptop, TV Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

6. Connected devices 3B middle class consumers x 10 connected devices30B connected consumer devices Personal network Personal network Online homes Online homes People People >100B embedded processors shipped (cumulative) 2020 Intelligent transport Intelligent transport >1 billion vehicles Societies Societies Businesses Businesses Industry & society Industry & society Smartutilities Smartutilities >3 billion utility meters Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

7. Smart metering in smart homesA connected devices example in online homes What are your Meters going to be used for? What will be your communication needs? • Applications for Utilities • Meter reading and billing • Tariff management • Demand management • Remote connect/disconnect • Value-add services (alrms, home ctrl) Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

8. Traditional GRIDS & Smart GridsA connected devices example in smart utilities Traditional model Smart grid model A Smart Grid is an electricity network that can intelligently integrate the actions of all users connected to it – generators, consumers and those that do both – in order to efficiently deliver sustainable, economic and secure electricity supplies. Source: European Smart Grid Technology Platformwww.smartgrid.eu Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

9. Smart CityA connected devices example in digitalsociety Grid Management Access Smart Homes Network Infrastructure • Critical multiservice communication networks • Network management, security & service assurance • Critical Infrastructure Protection • Field Force Management and Crisis Communication • Wire line & wireless access networks • Public & private access networks • Infrastructure for Smart Metering, electrical appliance management • Customer Lifecycle Management • End-to-end Smart Metering solutions • Connected Home & Home Energy Management • Revenue Management & Assurance Solutions Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

10. Intelligent TransportA connected devices example in transport Driver assistance services Rear-seat infotainment Automatic emergency in-vehicle call service Phone for remote control Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

11. Civil warning and information services Secure Communicationand User Administration IPTV and Video Conferencing Government segmentA connected devices example in public government Command &Control Group Communication and Field Force Management • Security Safety Society Mobile CCTV and Remote Monitoring Remote Alarm &Sensor Management Unified Communications Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

12. Health CarePatientsRegistry ElectronicHealthRecords Health CareResourcesRegistry HealthcareIntegration Platform PublicHealth HealthInsurance MobileHealthcare Home andElderly Care Laboratory GeneralPractitioner Hospital HealthcareA connected devices example in health Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

13. Mobile HealthcareA connected devices example in mobile health EMH Back-end system PEF SpO2 Communication Device EMH Clients ECG 3/6/12 lead Operator Blood pressure ECG 1 lead + event recorder Digital Weight Scale Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

14. Impact on society Why these examples?What do they mean to the society? Because we need to store the record that the meter data was collected we need to store the record of the amount of “released” or “assumed” power we need to store the record that an eCall was established from the crashed car we need to have credible evidence of border area intrusion Otherwise there is a possibility of dispute Exchanged data among networked devices represent the element of social communication. We need, for legal reasons, to collect all the critical information and store them in a credible format within the system for managing records. Record - Information created, received, and maintained as evidence and information by an organization or person, in pursuance of legal obligations or in the transaction of business ISO 15489-1: 2001 standard Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011

15. Howwill You Act?

16. Mićo Dujak Solution Manager ICT for Industry and Society Ericsson Nikola Tesla d.d. Krapinska 45, 10 000, Zagreb, Croatia Tel. +385 1 365 3238 Mob. +385 91 365 3238 Email: mico.dujak@ericsson.com THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION Infuture 2011 | Towards 50 Billion Connections | 09.11.2011