smarter scada & the internet of things
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Prepared for:
Smarter SCADA Workshop
October 2012
Smarter SCADA & The Internet of Things
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Harbor Research Evolution
1984-1998 1998 - 2005 2005 - 2010
Help Foster Acceleration of The
Internet of Things & Related
“Smart Services” Market
Strategy & New Business Development
Research & Content
Technology Development & Smart Systems Lab
Strategic Planning
Competitive Strategy
Go-To-Market Systems
Alliance Development
Mergers & Acquisition
Technology Road Maps
Market Quantification & Forecasts
Competitive Analysis
Business Models
IP Design & Development
Reference Architectures
Community-Based Platform Development
The Firm’s Evolution Has Been Driven By Harnessing “Disruptive” Technologies To Drive Significant New Growth -- Embedded Computing, Intelligent Device Networking and Software Technologies….
Harbor Has Been A Pioneer & Thought Leader In Smart Services
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Mainframe
(1M+ Units)
Minicomputer
(10M+ Units)
Desktop PC
(100M+ Units)
Internet
(1B+ Units/Users)
Mobile Internet
(3B+ Users)
The Internet of Things and People
(Tens of Billions Or More Units/Users)
When Compared To Previous Cycles,
The Internet Of Things Is Much Greater
In Diversity Of Devices, Applications
and Markets22
The Advent of The Internet of Things …..
Smart Sensors, Devices, Systems & Services Are Unfolding In A Larger Context …….
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Real-Time Systems
Sensor / Actuator / ID Systems
Control Systems
4-Bit
8-Bit
32-Bit
16-Bit
n-Bit
ContentDrivenSystemsG
UI-Based Systems
Non G
UI-Based Systems
Pro
cessor / Platform
s
Chip / Logic Systems
Industrial I/OBasic Appliance ControlsToys & Games
64-Bit
Smart Tags, RF-IDSimple Appliance & Machine ControlsIntelligent Sensors, Industrial MonitorsHydraulics / Pneumatics Devices
Smart Cards, Safety SystemsElevators, Auto SubsystemsIndustrial process Equip
Auto Power-train / Braking / SafetySmart / Network AppliancesMotion ControlMeters & Advanced Sensors
Set-Top Box / Audio / Video / SystemsAMR / AMI Meters, Machine Controls, HVACOffice Equipment, Security SystemsResidential Gateways, Routers & Hubs
Test / Diagnostics Equipment, Network Switches / RoutersOffice Equipment, Medical Systems, Small ServersTelematics / Navigation Systems, Digital Cameras
High Level Multiprocessor Servers / MainframesApplication Servers & WorkstationsDesktop / Laptop / Tablet PCs, ATM’s & POS SystemsSmart Phones / PDA / Hand-Held POS
Power Consumption Becomes Driver
Less D
eterm
inistic
More Determ
inistic
The Internet of Things – An IT Tsunami
The Diversity Of Devices, Applications and Markets Is Significant
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Mobile
Equipment
Fixed
Equipment
Product
OEMs
Tools &
Infrastructure
Machine To Machine
Technology & Enablement
Software Tools, Middleware & Web Services
Network Infrastructure & Connectivity
Supervisory Systems & Applications
Carrier & Network Services
Services &
Applications
Complex Systemic Equipment
Simple Machines & Equipment
Facility Systems & Equipment
Facility Infrastructure Components & Sub-Systems
Vehicles
On-Road Off-Road Marine Rail
Aerospace
Facility
Systems & Equipment
Mechanical Sub-Systems & Components
Fluid & Pneumatic Sub-Systems & Components
Electrical Sub-Systems & Components
Machine/Device
Sub-Systems, Assemblies,
Modules & Components
Power &
Control Systems
Electronic Interconnect
Semiconductors & Micro-Electronics
Embedded
Electronics
Smart
Phones
Entertainment
Devices
Mobile
Phones PDAs
Mobile Telephony,
& IT Terminals
Content
Consumables
Value
Added Elements
User Interactions
& Experience
Users People
As The Physical & Virtual Worlds Converge, Connectivity & Integration Become Universal
The implications of
these trends are
enormous.
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As it Will In Classical Control Systems….
Automation &
Control
Sensors &
Actuators
Network
Power
Technology / Product
Software/UI
Supervisory & Data Acquisition & Integration
Logic Control Process Control
Regulatory
Power Distribution & Electrical Infrastructure*
Discrete Process
Motion Control
Mechanical Power Transmission
Motors Fluid Power Valves
Regulators & Other
Actuators
Force / Load
Position Presence Flow Level
Pressure Temp. & Other Light & Other
Sequential
Connectors & Interface Components
Network Equipment (Ethernet & Field Bus)
Industrial Sectors
Interface
Technology
Sensors
Connectors
Connectivity
On the Machine
Across the Enterprise
Ethernet Ethernet
Enterprise Integration
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Smart Networked Devices Really Means Smart Services…
Customers & Users
Customers & Users
Networks
Mobile
Telephony & IT
Terminals Kiosk,
POS, Vending
& Service Equip
Supply
Chain
Systems
Industrial
Machinery
& Controls
Energy
Resource &
Infrastructure
Transport &
Vehicles
Healthcare
Equip
IT & Network
Equip
Home
Appliances
Media
Equip
Managed
Services
Managed
Services
Embedded
Sensing & Intelligence
Software
Arch, Services
& Tools
Networks
Security
& Access
HVAC
Systems
Fire &
Safety Building
Controls
Transport
Systems
Power
Distribution
Systems
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Connections
Time
Compound
•Automation
•Collaborative Maintenance
Services
•Mobility-Device Services
Complex
•Transport Infrastructure
•Security
•Integrated Healthcare
•Delivery
Simple
•Telemetry
•Device Monitoring
•Product Support
Complex Applications
Applications that drive interactions between and among
devices, device sub-systems and people and can also
allow extending/expanding values from third party
collaboration and large scale [big] data
integration/analytics
• Intelligent Transportation Systems
• Integrated Health Delivery Systems
• Integrated Residential/Consumer
Smart City
Systems
Consumer/Sensor
Integration
Evolution of Applications – Technology Still EvolvingTo date, the M2M opportunity has largely been comprised of “simple” remote services applications and
related tracking/location services2.. future technology development will be focused on collaboration
between devices, people and systems
Simple Applications
Applications tend to be remote support-driven
applications that involve monitoring/upgrades of
installed base of machines in the field – such as
vending machines, ATMs, etc.
• Tracking / Telemetry
• Product Support
• Product Upgrades
• Diagnostics / Monitoring
VendingPOS,
ATM
Field
Force
Dispatch
Compound Applications
Applications that involve multiple collaborating [peer-peer]
devices or significant interactions between and among
devices, systems and people.
• Managing Multi-Party Emergency Services
• Real-Time Demand Response for Energy
• Maintenance Support & Collaboration
Real-Time
Demand
Response
Process
Automation
Human/
Sensor
Collaboration
& Analytics
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Smart Device & Services Opportunities Span Many Applications Across Economy
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Public Internet
Communications Network Management Layer
Communications Network Security Layer
DMZ Perimeter
Security
Security
Appliances
Network Security
& Status
Monitoring
HMI
Stations
Unified Access
Control
Application
ServersGateways
Primary
Control CenterUnified Access
Control
VPN
Appliances
HMI
Stations
Engineering
Workstations
Security
Gateways
Circuit-to-Packet
Platforms
Data
Stations
Real-Time
Servers
Security
Detection
Third-Party
Support
Network
Regional
Ctrl. Center Control Servers
SCADA-MTU
VPN
Appliances
Security
Appliances
Extraction & Production RetailRetail ShippingProcessing & Transport Refining
Refinery Networks
Gas Stations
Pipelines
Tank Farms
FPSO
ROV
Land
Drill
Offshore
Transport
to Retail
Facilities
Control/Communication Layer
Netw
ork Categories
Modem RTUPLC
Remote
Station
Remote
Access Security
GatewayTerminal
Just As Integration Opportunities Span Oil & Gas
Landscape
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Synchronous
optical
network using
standard
multiplexing
protocols to
stream digital
data over
network
Network Op’s
Center
Fiber Ring
Characteristics:
• Centralized management and control functions
• Fiber and/or wireless connections
• Based on Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)
infrastructure that has limited scalability and can
be exhausted as users, and/or devices are added
Characteristics:
• Centralized management and control functions
• Gigabit Fiber and/or wireless connections
• Minimal CAPEX and OPEX expense for expansion of
services
• The ideal solution is one that offers the same level of
reliability and security of traditional network while
supporting legacy TDM and packet services needed
for the core operations.
IP based phones and radios
Ethernet based SCADA
IP based video surveillance
Example: Mid Stream Pump and Compressor Stations
Gigabit Fiber Ring
Today Tomorrow
Cost effective expansion of network services and support of physical assets is driving network architectural decisions today…
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Device M
anagement Services
DEGREE OF OPENNESS / COOPERATION / INTERACTIONS
Mobile Internet
Services Delivery
Consumer Devices,
Terminals &
Managed Services
B2B Equipment
& Systems
New Players & Technologies Are Entering The Arena
Device Management Technology and Services Are Developing Unevenly In The Market..…
Traditional Remote
Technical Product
Support
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Internet of Things & People Where IT Meets The Physical World
CUSTOMER / PARTNER INTERACTIO
NS
DEGREE OF OPENESS
Support Installed Systems;
Own Product Performance Data
Manage System/User Experience
& Delivery Chain Relationships,
Intelligence and Interactions
Foster Multi-Vendor,
Multi-User Interactions &
Cooperative Mgmt
Manage Installed Systems
Productivity & User Experience
Manage Value Chain
Interactions & Data
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Biggest Unmet Need - Application Integration Standards For The Internet of People & Things…
DEVIC
E M
ANAGEMENT C
APABILITIES
DEGREE OF OPENESS / CO-OPERATION / INTERACTIONS
Value Added
Services Delivery
Technical Support
As a “Smart” Service
Device
Mgmt
Services &
Application
Integration
Vast Opportunity And A Natural Extension Of Existing Systems Capabilities…
What’s Missing?
Service Delivery
Platforms
Consumer Terminals
& Managed Services
B2B / M2M Device
Mgmt Systems
What’s Missing?
Device Management
Technology
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Market Needs A Unified Approach For Device Enablement & Services
Systems &
Application
Integration
Value-Added
Application
Services
Infrastructure
For Device
Connectivity,
Management &
Network Services
Embedded
Capabilities For
Device
Management
What’s Required?
Understanding of
Embedded Applications
Understands The Value
of Architecture
Large Market Footprint Real-Time Operating System
Device Drivers
Communications Stack
Equipment Discovery, Monitoring, Status
Customer Support & Supply Chain Fulfillment
Equipment Behavior, Diagnostics & Health
System Configuration & Security
Device & Systems Management
Capacity Planning & Management
Measurement, Verification & Benchmarking
Installed Data Mgmt, Usage & Analytics
Systems & Application Performance
Asset & App’l Optimization
Energ
y &
Resources
Retail
Health & W
ell B
eing
Buildings & Infrastructure
Asset
Management
Information Management & Application Integration
Consumer &
Pro
fessional
Network Infrastructure & Services
Devices Enablement
Supply Chain
Management
Service
Mgmt
Customer
Interaction Mgmt
Device Discovery Services
Connection Policies
Connection Mgmt Services
Read/Write Protocol From/To Device
Data Security & Encryption
Device Management Development Tools
Device Software Mgmt/Versioning
What’s Required?
Comprehensive Device
Enablement Technology
To Enable Services
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Leveraging Mission Critical Open Connectivity Explosion..
Off-Shore Oil & Gas
Exploration
Power Transmission &
Distribution
Rail & Transport
Systems
Hydro-Carbon
ProcessingOil & Gas
Transport
Oil & Gas Refining
Oil & Gas
Transport
Asset
ManagementPower
Systems