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Smarter Planet

Mouzzam HussainFUIEMS

-CSC VI. .mouzzam hussain90@gmail com


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C o n te n t

sIntroductionWhyChange the Existing System? Benifits of This Change

How to Achieve this Goal

Smarter Cities

Smarter Governements

Smarter Organisations

Some Projects

Ideas

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Changing the way the world works Smarter Planet

I Need to Work Smart I Need Efficiency

I Need to Respond Quickly

New Intelligence Smart Work Green & BeyondDynamic Infrastructure

I Need Insight


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Focusing on the challenges and opportunity for improvement in manykey factors in our lives today

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Planet
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... Why Change existing System

Congested roadways in the . .U S cost $78 billion in.4 2 billion lost work hours and .2 9 billion gallons

of wasted gas annually and that s not countingthe impact on air quality.

Inefficient supply chains cost $40 billion annuallyin lostproductivity more than %3 of total sales.

Our healthcare system .really isn t a system It

fails to link diagnoses, drug delivery, healthcare,providers insurers and patients as costs spiral

,out of control threatening both individuals and

.institutionsOnein fivepeople living today lacks safe drinkingwater.

Yet all of these things are solvable on a smarter.planet


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Benifits of a Smarter

PlanetStockholmhas used smart traffic systems to cut gridlockby %20 ,reduce emissions by %12 and increase public.transportation use dramatically

Smart food systems are using RFID technology to trace

meat and poultry from the farm through the supply chain to.store shelves

Smart healthcare systems can lower the cost of therapy byas much as %90 .

Smart systems are transforming energy grids, supply chains

and water management, as well as helping confirm the

authenticity of pharmaceuticals and the security ofcurrency .exchanges There is a tremendous mandate for positive change in the

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How to build a Smarter Planet

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INSTRUMENTED INTERCONNECTED INTELLIGEN


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interconnectedinstrumentedintelligent

people, ,companies institutions industries

-man made systems

nature s systems

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INTERCONNECTED, People systems and objects can now communicate

.and interact with each other in entirely new ways

INSTRUMENTED, , With the advent of new low cost sensors we now have

the

,ability to measure sense and see

the condition of most thingsNTELLIGENT& We can now sense respond to changes more quickly and

,accurately get better results and begin predict future.conditions


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With the advent of new, low cost

sensors, we now have the ability tomeasure, sense and see the conditionof most things.

Today, there are 1 billiontransistors per humancosting

1/10,000,000 of a cent.

By now, there are almost 30 billionRFID tags embedded across ourentire ecosystem.

Everything will becomeinstrumented:- transportation networks- supply chains- cities- even natural systems like rivers.

nstrumented


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People, systems and objects can now

communicateand interact with eachother in entirely new ways.

The internet of people is nearly 2billion strong. Almost one third ofthe worlds population is on theweb.

There are already about 4 billionmobile phonesubscribers worldwide..

The Connectivity of things:

from vehicles to appliances,cameras, roadways, pipelines,

even livestock will grow into the trillions of

connections.

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We can now sense & respond to

changes more quickly and accuratelyget better results, and begin predictfuture conditions.

Every day, 15 petabytes of newinformation are being generated.

This is 8x more than theinformation in all U.S. libraries.

An average company with 1,000employeesspends $5.3 million a year to findinformation

stored on its servers.

Business Analytics &Optimization:is necessary to help us make senseout of the massive amounts ofdata generated by these12

ntelligent


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The world is getting Smarter.

Smart trafficsystems

Smart watermanagement

Smart energygrids

Smarthealthcare

Smart foodsystems

Intelligentoil fieldtechnologies

Smartregions

Smartweather

Smartcountries

Smart supplychains

Smart cities

Smart retail


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What is a Smarter City?

A smarter city is a dynamic, adaptive journey, not a predefined endstate. It is always learning and masters innovation as a perpetualprocess.

A smarter city is:Instrumented: using technology to cull data from a variety of sources

from elevators to electricity meters to traffic flow patterns.Interconnected: connecting people, people with city systems, city

systems to each other, and itself to other cities and entities.

Intelligent: not only responding to changing circumstances by adapting innear real-time, but also recognizing patterns to anticipate and modelchange to help make informed decisions and adapt accordingly.

A smarter city uses advanced information and communicationstechnology capabilities to achieve strategic goals.


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Improve servicesprovision

Care for the population Enable economicprosperity

Protect theenvironment

Ensure mobility andconnectivity

Enhance livability

A Smarter City serves as aplatform to:


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Interconnect systems and industries to create aseamless and efficient societal structure.

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EDUCATION TRANSPORTATION SOCIAL SERVICES UTILITIES ENERGY HEALTHCARE COMMUNICATIONS

RETAIL AUTOMOTIVE FINANCE MANUFACTURING FOOD POSTAL SERVICE TECHNOLOGY DEFENSE CUSTOMS


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A Vision for Smarter Cities | April 200917

A vision of Smarter Cities

Communication

Business

Energy

Water

People

Transport

,a city as a system of systems with separate and interconnectedchallenges


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A Smarter Governement

GOVERNMENT

Energy

LaborState

Agriculture

Commerce

Defense

Housing

Justice

Education

Healthcare

Treasury

Transportation

GOVERNMENT

20TH ENTURY GOVERNMENT 21 T ENTURY GOVERNMENT-Non government Organizations

Universities

Private Sector Communities

Other Countriesand Governments

Increased information ,awareness and collaboration leading to

- ,smarter decision making across governments agencies and other.constituents

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To realize the benefits of sustainability, an organization must take

a systemic view of its value chain .

WORKFORCEMANUFACTURING

UPPLY CHAINIT CUSTOMERS

TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES

SmarterOrganisations


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Intelligent systems gather, synthesize and applyinformation

Smart waterApply monitoring andmanagement technologiesto help reduce the use ofwater, as well as relatedenergy and chemicals.

mart traffic-Use real time trafficprediction and dynamic

tolling to reducecongestion and itsbyproducts whilepositively influencing

.related systems

mart energyAnalyze customer usage andprovide customizedproducts and services that

help to boost efficiencyfrom the source through

.the grid to the end user

Water

Energy

Chemicals

Carbonemissions

Congestion

Publictransportation m ar t h om e

Carbonemissions

Energysources

n er gy g ri d

Energy

Noisepollution


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IBM s Automotive 2020 Study confirmed that BusinessIntelligence provides the pportunity to innovate

:and act in new ways

marter Vehiclesmarter Decision Support Toolsmarter Supply Chains21

an nformation Complexity Perspective

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...Some Projects


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Clearly MeasurableResults

25% reduction in traffic entering cordon .. 50% reduction in commute time

15% reduction in CO2 emissions

$120M/yr in revenue to City of Stockholm; payback in 4 years

Congestion charges will fund transit improvements

Smarter transportation managingcongestion: Stockholm


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.p o w e r S cie n tists w ill a n a ly ze th e stru ctu re- ,o f ca n ce r re la te d p ro te in s fa ste r le a d in g to

a b etter u n d erstan d in g of can cer an d-e n a b lin g d e sig n o f n e w ca n ce r tre a tin g

drugs.

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Smarter healthcare


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Smart Work for Oil ProductionEfficiency

marterwireless sensors for subsurfaceoring

disciplinary collaboration

ime data access

siness Outcomesthe industry production average

reductionin maintenance costs
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r-rk to integrate customer facing processes

sight to maximize value of customer relationships

s Outcomesductionin new mobile account activation timelionnew customers processed per month

Smart Work for MobileCommunications Agility


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[ ]...Some More Projects MIT

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MARTER ISReducing a city s trafficcongestion and emissions

through road usage tolls

And today

MARTER IS-Getting real time line of

sight across thetransportation supply

chain

, :t oc kh olm Sw ed en An intelligent toll system in the% , %city center resulted in 20 less traffic 40 lower

,emissions and 40 000 additional users of the public.transportation system

MARTER IS-Knowing where your inprocess components are on

the factory floor

:MW Implemented RFID container tracking- %.system improving utilization by 10 20

MARTER IS-Knowing real time about

inventory changes in yoursupply chain

Building a Smarter Planet


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Let s Build a Smarter Planet


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...R e fe re n ce s

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