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Driving Unconventional Growth using Industrial Internet of Things
Confidential Property of Schneider Electric |
Prith Banerjee EVP and CTO Schneider Electric
Outline
• Industry Trends in Energy
• Opportunity of Industrial Internet of Things
• How Schneider Electric is Delivering Value using IOT
• Ecosystem and Partnerships
• Summary
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• …and the present way of managing energy is
unsustainable We believe access to energy is a
basic human right
billion people currently do not have access to electricity
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.3 1 Another billion people have unreliable and intermittent supply of electricity 1 Source : IEA, Economist
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Megatrends are provoking a rise in Energy Demand
URBANIZATION +2.5B people in cities by 2050 Source: United Nations, DESA
DIGITIZATION
Source: Cisco
50B connected things by 2020
INDUSTRIALIZATION +50% Energy consumption by 2050 Source: IEA
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Resources in the next 40 years
Energy consumption will almost double
CO2 emissions need to be halved
× 1 ÷ 2 We have to become
3 times more efficient
3 × .5
Note: Forecast for 2050 compared to 2009 levels
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Our World will be…
MORE ELECTRIC
MORE CONNECTED
MORE EFFICIENT
MORE DISTRIBUTED
• Provide local energy to facilities, around positive energy and micro grids, to empower users
• Falling prices of renewable energy
• 2/3 of energy efficiency potential remains untapped1
• Buildings, industry & infrastructure end-users and datacenters all look to improve performance, efficiency and environmental footprint
• Demand for electricity driven by sustainability, intelligent devices, and evolution of key energy consumers (motion and cooling)
• Internet of Things will connect • at least 50bn devices by 2020
Untapped energy efficiency potential by segment1
82% Buildings & Data
Centers 79% Infrastructure
58% Industry
1: World Energy Outlook 2012, OECD / IEA, Internal analysis
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At Schneider Electric, we combine Energy Management, Automation and Software serving 4 markets, i.e. 70% of the world energy consumption
Energy Automation
Software and
Analytics
% are calculated on final energy
Industry & Infrastructure
> 30% ~2%
Data Centres & Networks
Residential Buildings
> 30%
Source: IEA Explore 2015
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Schneider Electric, the Global Specialist in Energy Management and Automation
Diversified end markets – FY 2014 revenues1
Utilities & Infrastructure
Industrial & Machines
Data Centers & Networks
Non-residential & Residential Buildings
27% 26% 14% 33%
Balanced geographies – FY 2014 revenues1
25% North America
19% Rest of World
28% Western Europe
28% Asia Pacific
€25 billion FY 2014 revenues
~170,000 people in 100+ countries
~5% of revenues devoted to R&D
1987 1st industrial Human Machine Interface
1979 1st protocol to connect devices and systems with Ethernet TCP/IP
Driving an evolutionary revolution
INNOVATION LEADERSHIP OT / IT PORTFOLIO 1 2 3
Energy Automation
Software and
Analytics IT
OT Convergence • Medium Voltage
• Smart Grid • Distributed Generation • Power Systems • Home/Building Low Voltage • Software and Services • Power Protection • Data Center • Critical Cooling • Secure Power • Energy Storage • Automation & Control • #2 Discrete Manufacturing • #4 Process Manufacturing
2013 1st ePAC With Ethernet built-in at core
#1
What is the Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT)?
“The industrial Internet is the universe of intelligent industrial products, processes and
services that communicate with each other and with humans over the Internet”
Intelligent Product, Processes and Services
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Internet of Things is not new, so why now?
Cloud Storage Inexpensive & abundant storage
enables aggregation of data streams from a variety of sources
Industrial Internet
Embedded Sensors Powerful but miniaturized sensors becoming universal connectors between physical & digital world
Ubiquitous connectivity Ubiquitous connectivity extended
to physical products, infrastructure & things Real-time Analytics
A combination of cloud and edge analytics enables real-time response to
cyber-physical systems 12 Source: BGI
Benefits of IOT are in trillions of dollars
13
Source: World Bank 2011, GE 2012 Source: Cisco, 2013
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Source: www.weforum.org/reports/industrial-internet-things-unleashing-potential-connected-products-and-services
say that the disruption will
occur within five years
78%
have a funded IIoT strategy
7% indicate that
businesses are not ready for it now
88%
believe that the Industrial Internet
is disruptive
72%
World Economic Forum Study: There is a big gap between aspiration and investment
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Unleashing Unconventional Growth in Industrial IOT
Value Categories Strategic Approach
Value
Unconventional Revenues
NextGen Products/Services
Product as a Platform
New Business and Operating Models
Most Valuable Information Provider
Operations and Predictive Maintenance
Commercial Optimization
New Customer Experience and M2M Applications
Treating services as R&D for products
Enabling third parties to create information services
Locking customers into the information services
Sensors, analytics, and real time data for insights
Flexible production techniques to boost productivity
Data to work as digital service for equipment performance
Gain opportunities to create customer touch points
Avoiding unnecessary product shutdowns
Computerize repetitive tasks and workflows
Improved supply chain and logistics performance
Reduce costs of energy, maintenance, repair etc.
Incremental Revenues
Operational Efficiency
Preventive Maintenance
Process Automation
Operation Optimization
Global Asset Visibility
Examples:
Remote diagnostics & operation
Individually customized outcome-based business models
Outcome-based business model
Digitization route of existing service businesses
Resource Sharing (ala Uber)
Support for Pay-per-
use model
Data Monetization
Smart products and services enable many of the uses cases for IOT and will transform business models
product
services
information & ecosystem
Unconnected Products (HW)
Smart but Unconnected Products
Smart and Connected
Product
Ecosystem of products
Customizable/ configurable products
Self-optimize, self-diagnose
product
Mobile- accessible products
OTA upgradable/ customizable products
Collaborate with other products
from same vendor
Cloud- enabled products
API-enabled products
Product as a platform (e.g., app store)
Collaborate with other products across
vendors
Scheduled equipment maintenance
On-demand & on-spot training
Predictive maintenance
Real-time optimization (e.g., fuel savings)
Service Aggregation
Outcome-based service (single vendor)
Ecosystem of services
Shared Revenue
model
Advisory Services
(based on captured data)
Interconnected system of systems Smart & Connected Products Smart but Standalone Outcome based services
Mar
ket O
fferin
gs
More advanced business models and higher level of disruption
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Harnessing the power of IoT to fuel
INNOVATION VALUE PARTNERSHIP
Smart, Productive, Profitable Operations through reduction of waste and downtime
Mobile Insight and Proactive Risk Mitigation through simulation, situational awareness, and digitization
Optimized asset availability & performance through predictive analytics, and proactive maintenance
Maximum Energy Efficiency & Sustainability Through smarter systems and real-time data-driven decisions
We see value of IoT in four key areas
Smart, Productive, Profitable Operations
Mobile Insight and Proactive Risk Mitigation
Optimized asset availability & performance
Maximum Energy Efficiency & Sustainability
Value is maximized through connectivity and context
Automation & Control Systems
Platforms Services
Open System Architectures
Software
Schneider Electric applies IoT-fueled
innovation across a diverse set of capabilities
Connected Products
Nearly all our products ship with System-on-Chip technologies, enabling the “things” in the Internet of Things.
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Smart Public
Services
Smart Buildings
Smart Water
Smart Mobility
Smart Energy
Smart Integration
We connect energy & automation across the enterprise With a common architecture and software suite
• Digitally connect citizens • improve energy efficiency up to 30% • Reduce CO2 emissions, water loss, street crime, and traffic • Enable faster response and better urban services
Utility Bill Data
Energy Metering Devices
Buildings Factories Cities
Building Management
Systems
Weather Monitoring Systems
Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Services delivered in the cloud
Water Usage
Occupancy Data
Schneider Cloud
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DUKE energy saved big with predictive modeling
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Building Management System Workplace Efficiency Services
Metering, Monitoring, Analysis and Management of Electrical, HVAC, Lighting, Blinds, and Safety.
Employee badges with RFID sensors transmit people location data to an automation server in the cloud
Visitors and employees can connect to a “service portal” enabling control of lighting, temperature, and blinds
Advancing Building Control and Automation increases efficiency, comfort, and space management
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“Schneider Electric’s solution meets our expectations in a digital way, which is perfectly in line with our vision of the commercial property.”
Bruno Donjon de Saint Martin Managing Director
Offices France at Unibail-Rodamco
Majunga Tower La Defense, France (Owned by Unibail-Rodamco)
Advancing Smart Grid Control and Automation enables utilities to be more agile, flexible, and efficient
Smart Meters Substation
Easergy T300 Data node
Minera SGrid Controllable Transformer
LV monitor module and Zigbee sensor
Premset Smart Grid Switchgear
Smart meters services that manage rollout, remote meter configuration, reading collection, and system monitoring.
Advanced Distribution Management System
Control Center
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Augmented Reality overlays real-time data in industrial applications
Downtime Prevention
Improved Service Speed and Quality
Mobile Operators see critical information triggered by tagged machines and shape recognition
Avoid costly downtime by looking inside the machine without opening a cabinet door
Reduce amount of time spent searching by accessing digital specs and user manuals from tablet
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Darren Schulz
Deputy Public Works Director Carson City, Nevada
“ The ability for our engineers and operators to use tablets and smart phones for controlling city services has greatly increased situational awareness and allowed us to become more efficient.”
WonderWare™ In Touch™ , Historian, SmartGlance™
…and on the ground. On platforms… in the Cloud…
We partner at every level of the value chain
at the edge…
Premise
Cloud
Smart Connected Pipelines ensure safety, security & reliability
Pipeline Automation Architecture
Secure access to the whole network
A safe, secure, and automated network and telcom infrastructure
High availability and secure remote access to pipelines with integration of video in’ SCADA systems