the “internet of things” - european commission · the “internet of things” as a relevant...

Enno Borchers

Wiesbaden, 30th of January 2019

The “Internet of Things”

as a relevant data

aggregation technology

for the trusted smart

statistics

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Detecon Red Carpet Forum September 2018: What is the European path to digitisation?

IoT for official statistics

IoT-enabled Ecosystems

Artificial Intelligence

Physical and Digital Connectivity

Innovation Hubs

New Work

Customer Journey

Mobility

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The Local Patriot Act allows the

authorities access to company

data.

GDPR focuses on the

protection of personal data.

China is on its way to becoming

a total surveillance state.

The handling of data is a critical momentum of digital transformation. Is Europe slowing itself down?

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The Local Patriot Act allows the

authorities access to company

data.

GDPR focuses on the

protection of personal data.

China is on its way to becoming

a total surveillance state.

The European Way:

Digital Re-

engineering & IoT-

based Ecosystems

USA: "Silicon

Valley" model -

creative destruction

and disruption

China: Innovation

and competitiveness

through strong

protectionism

The handling of data is a critical momentum of digital transformation. Is Europe slowing itself down?

The European Way: Digital Re-

engineering and IoT-based

Ecosystems - What does that mean?

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Digital Re-engineering and IoT-based Ecosystems - What does that mean?

How is IoT defined?

Digitization and the Internet of

Things are both parts of the

same concept and involve a

state in which ...

... everyday physical objects

and information are connected

to the Internet ...

... and are able to identify

themselves with other devices.

An object that can represent

itself digitally becomes more

valuable than the object itself

(cyber-physical-objects).

The object no longer refers to

only one owner (person,

company, things), but is linked

to the surrounding objects and

information.

This concept enables

integration into cross-industry

value chains and new, data-

based business models.

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The technical setup of an IoT solution.IOT provides information for users and operators by portals and apps.


CONNECTED THINGS &

ENVIRONMENTS • Goods & cargo

• Cars, Technical devices

• Shop floor, buildings, office floor

IOT DEVICE /

SENSOR• Gateway

• Hub

• Concentrator

TRANSMISSION

NETWORKS• Wireless/fixed

• e.g. Fibre, xDSL, 2G-5G, NB-

IoT, LoRa, Sigfox, LPWA

CLOUD SERVICES &

IOT PLATFORMS• On premise

• Hybrid

• Public/private

USER PORTALS &

APPS• Dashboards

• User interfaces

• Apps

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The technical setup of an IoT solution.IOT can be directly integrated into the IT process landscape of companies.


CONNECTED THINGS &




IOT DEVICE /

SENSOR• Gateway

• Hub

• Concentrator

TRANSMISSION




CLOUD SERVICES &


• Hybrid

• Public/private

CLIENT

SYSTEMS• ERP

• CRM

• WFM

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The technical setup of an IoT solution.IOT provides data for further analytics and Artificial Intelligence algorithms.


CONNECTED THINGS &




IOT DEVICE /

SENSOR• Gateway

• Hub

• Concentrator

TRANSMISSION




CLOUD SERVICES &


• Hybrid

• Public/private

ARTIFICIAL

INTELLIGENCE• Big data

• Algorithms & machine learning

• Pattern recognition

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The technical setup of an IoT solution.IOT data can be exchanged via data market places for cross industries.


CONNECTED THINGS &




IOT DEVICE /

SENSOR• Gateway

• Hub

• Concentrator

TRANSMISSION




CLOUD SERVICES &


• Hybrid

• Public/private

DATA

MARKET PLACES• Blockchain

• Car data

• Data exchange

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Wie ist der technische Aufbau von IOT?Data Hub as the basis for digitization. Exchange via data hubs enables new business models (digital data marketplaces).

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What role can official statistics play?

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Example: Autonomous vehicles cannot rely exclusively on internal sensor – they benefit from IoT-based ecosystems.


Physical barriers can also

limit this range.

In-vehicle sensors have a

limited range.

(~100-300 m)

The vehicle can therefore

only predict a few seconds

at high speed.

!

External sensors enable the

vehicle to obtain important

information earlier from

external sources.

The official statistics can act as an enabler for Autonomous

Driving Ecosystems and Smart Cities.

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Description Categories Potential suppliers

Aggregated data from various data

sources that are provided free of charge

or subject to a charge on the basis of

standards and billing mechanisms.

Data from actions and interactions of

persons, e.g. via social media and photo

sharing platforms.

Data generated during economic

transactions, e.g. via real estate

platforms and online trading.

Data from sensors and sensor networks /

IoT data, e.g. from temperature or speed

sensors, traffic data, mobile phone data

TomTom, Garmin

Automobile manufacturers (telemetry

data, WiFi/multimedia data, eCall

data)


Which data is already available - open source and chargeable? Which data can be collected e.g. by public institutions?

User generated data

Transaction generated

data

Sensor generated

data

Photo

platforms

Rating

platforms

Social

Media

Maps

portals

Mobility

platforms

Accomodation

Real estate

portals

E-

commerce

Navigation

data

Camera data

Mobile data

Building data

Source: Stadt Berlin 2017

Data marketplaces

Car data

Industry data

marketplaces

Mobility data

marketplaces

There is a gold-digger mood around

IoT-based data - but there is hardly

any orientation ...

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Enno Borchers

Detecon International GmbH

FP ICT Infrastructure & Platforms

Winterfeldtstraße 21

10781 Berlin (Germany)

Tel.: +49 171 3381304

Email: [email protected]

IoT for the trusted official statistics

Thank you for your attention.

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