Real world examples of how the #IoE will benefit our world

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Manufacturing: Harley-Davidson Uses IoE to Improve Floor Productivity / Worker Training

Harley-Davidson’s smart factory uses Cisco’s industrial Ethernet, wireless

networks, and integrated video/digital signage to produce multiple models on same assembly floor while improving

worker training

Stakeholders view / make decisions based on what’s happening on factory floor

New processes enable centralized location-driven “ubiquitous display”

Digital media content creates world-class “visual factory”

Video monitors relay real-time visual information to key stakeholders

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Manufacturing: Coke Increases Supply Chain Responsiveness/Accuracy with VoIP

Voice commands from order selector routed through supply chain network of 3,000 warehouse associates in 100 facilities • 99.8% shipping accuracy• Saved $2 million using off-the-shelf VoIP

phones / standard headsets

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People interact with order service using voice commands

New business and IT processes implemented to enable new service

Voice commands converted into data to drive order through supply chain

Kiosks in fulfillment facilities automatically print shipping labels

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Manufacturing: Volvo Converts Data into Business Value

Terabytes of data from embedded sensors in cars provide real-time information to Volvo that allows

engineers to improve product safety, increasing brand equity and customer

satisfaction

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Engineers use information from sensors to improve car safety

New processes ensure information results in improved products

Data analysis yields predictive information (defects yet to occur)

Sensors placed in critical locations (i.e., brakes) to gather critical data




Healthcare: 23andMe Uses IoE to Sequence Customers’ DNA for $99

For only $99, human genome analysis service provides information and online

tools for customers to learn about and explore their DNA for genealogy

and medical health Customers send saliva sample to company for DNA analysis

New processes let customers manage/share results online and track medical advances

Database of customer’s results useful to drug companies or insurers

Genotyping chip deciphers customer’s DNA from saliva





Healthcare: DuoFertility Monitor Uses IoE to Help Couples Get Pregnant

Always-on skin patch tracks fertility status, sends data wirelessly to

DuoFertility reader; customers know when they can get pregnant; specialists monitor

data via online service for customer counseling

Customers wear flexible/comfortable patch; view key data on DuoFertility readerNew processes let specialists monitor data via online service for customer counseling

Data sent wirelessly to reader, uploaded to site, analyzed by fertility specialists

Flexible patch collects and sends information wirelessly to DuoFertility reader





Healthcare: Life-Log of 3-Year-Old Increases Understanding of Human Development

Human Speechome Project captures MIT researcher’s son’s life from birth to age 3

on video; 100,000 hours of data and innovative analysis techniques creating

new models for human development MIT researcher records son’s life from birth to age 3

Understanding how humans learn/develop may change business processes

Analyzing almost 100,000 hours of video resulting in new techniques

Cameras integrated in home capture nearly 100,000 hours of video

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Healthcare: Proteus Pill – No More Skipping Our Medicine

People ingest pills that send alerts to doctors

Doctors change processes to communicate with patients about medicine intake

Signal from chip sent to patch, then to smartphone; doctors email patients with feedback

Sand-sized chip powered by body fluids produces voltage read by wireless skin patch

FDA-approved ingestible sand-sized chip integrated into pills uses body fluids

to activate and send signal to smartphone alerting doctors that

medicine has been taken





Healthcare: Real-Life “Tricorder” Takes Vital Signs in 10 Seconds

Scanadu “tricorder” measures blood pressure, temperature, ECG, oximetry,

heart rate, and breathing rate by holding device to temple for 10 seconds; data sent

via Bluetooth to smartphone Person holds device to temple for 10 seconds to collect data

New processes let customer manage own health from gathered information

Data analyzed by application on smartphone

Sensors in device collect information about several vital signs/health information

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More Information: Kathy O’Connell [email protected] Information: Kathy O’Connell [email protected]

What is the IoE• IoE is the next evolution of the Internet, connecting the

unconnected people, processes, data, and things in your business today

• IoE will generate $14.4 trillion in Value at Stake for private-sector companies globally over the next decade

• IoE is worth billions today ($543 billion of uncaptured value by the end of 2013)

• Real-world use cases demonstrate the potential value of IoE

• Cisco Consulting Services helps firms capture more value from IOE by identifying challenges and opportunities, assessing focus areas, and conducting engagements to unlock value

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Real world examples of how the #IoE will benefit our world