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Ericsson Santiago
Architecting the Networked Society
“Communication is a basic human need”-Lars Magnus Ericsson
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Proposal Summary
Energy: Implement an energy savings model that begins at the household level and benefits communities, appliance manufacturers, utility companies, operators and EricssonHealthcare: Establish an interconnected network that links devices, databases, developers, patients, healthcare providers, insurance companies and governments into a single interoperable platform
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ENERGY
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Energy management: current trends
Resilient grids and smart meters to increase energy efficiency.Such vision advocates a top-down approach: a centralized Network Operation Center that controls the power stations all the way down to micro-managing appliances at home.
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Energy management: Ericsson’s take
Bottom-up approach – Home users: Key players as they generate energy
savings– Network-enabled appliances: Become the tool to
generate savings – Operators: Gateway to monitor and control
appliances– Utilities: Set the pace of energy consumption– Energy Management Platform: Determines the
best response to Utilities’ requirements
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Operational Flow
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Value Flow
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External players and threats
• EnerNOC is not alone: Comverge, ESCO, and Itron could follow suit.
Direct competitors
• Siemens and Honeywell also see an opportunity to build demand response technologies.
HVAC Heavyweights entrants
• Home energy management and utillity companies integration (Tendril and Lockheed)
Industry consolidation
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Why EnerNOC?
Industry-proved energy management solutions and current market leader in demand response (4.5 GW).Leverage existing contracts with more than 100 utility companies across the US, UK, and Canada.State-of-the-art NOC facilities operating 24/7.2009 Smart Grid Product of the Year.
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How big is the opportunity?
About 20B is recoverable via energy savings yearly… on top of chip sales
Total capacity
Average demand
250B Worldwideinvestment
Source: EnerNOC annual report 2009
Capacity used 1% of the time
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Implementation: Goals and Timeline
2012• NOC alliance• OEM
partnerships
2013• Cloud-based
platform development
• Closed beta
2014• FMA• Appliance
availability in all existing markets
2015• National launch• Preliminary talks
with international carriers
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Shareholder’s value
• Additional revenue growth source unmatched by any other NIC provider
Grow faster than market
• Significant boost to ST-EricssonImprove earnings in JVs
• Forging new relationships with OEMs and community improvements for end users
Customer intimacy
• New ways of saving energy and managing peak demandContinuous process improvement
• Nature of market is global and in every householdScale in delivery and technical solutions
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HEALTHCARE
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The market today
In the U.S., of the 85% of people who use a cell phone, 17% use their cell phone to look up medical informationThere is no interoperability. Market is fragmented10% of GDP of most developed countriesHealth care is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing industries
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Current Situation
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Our vision for the future
Ecosystem of interconnected devices and databases that provide real time information to patients, health care providers, governments and insurance companies Scalable model that is available to developed and marginalized communities alike
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Our vision for 2015
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App Development
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Our vision for 2015
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Quality Control
Operator• Network Robustness• Dependability
Database• Interoperability• Security• HL7 Compliance
Apps• Quality Assurance• FDA & Government
Compliance• Interoperability
Mobile Device• Patient Safety• App tested• interoperability
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Competitive Landscape
• Cisco, Oracle
Solution providers
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Partners
HL7 - non profit organization involved in the development of international healthcare informatics interoperability standardsmHealth - advances mHealth through policy research, advocacy, and support for the development of interoperable solutions and sustainable deployment models National I – Leading producer of virtual instrumentation
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Execution Roadmap
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2011• mHealth
Alliance • HL7
2012• Begin SDK
Development• Talk to device
manufacturers• Begin building
demo DB
2013• Continue
building SDK and pilot environment
2014• Launch first
version of SDK for developers
2015• Engagement
with developers
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Conclusion
New revenue streamsMake Ericsson a game changer in the evolution of these two sectorsCommunication is a basic human need
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