Viedais transports un loģistika

Mārtiņš Gataviņš

Santa Monica Networks Valdes loceklis

Rīga, 2017. gada 24. maijs

Connected Transportation Sectors

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Connected Transportation Sectors

Connected Aviation

Connected Maritime

Connected Roadway

Connected Vehicle

Connected Freight and

Logistics

Connected Mass Transit

Connected Rail

Session Focus

High level Concept

Roadmap

Why is the IoE Important For Transportation Now?

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Challenges and Trends

• Increasing connectivity

• Increasing TCO

• Proprietary networks

Technology

• Urbanization and congestion

• Aging population

• Global supply chains

Socio-Economic

• Safety and security

• Disparity between regions

• Sustainability

Policy

Safety

Mobility

Environment

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Need for investment over the next 5-10years by infrastructure area

Infrastructure area most important in attracting economic investment

Transportation: The Top Priority for Cities

Source: WEF 2009, Survey of public & private sector stakeholders across world’s top 25 cities

What is Digitization?

More than just paperless processes

What the always-online

world looks like to slow

adopters

Gathering more data than ever

before to run the business

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How Digitization is Changing Business and Society

“If you’re not relevant on mobile, you’re

not relevant.”

Darren Huston, CEO Priceline Group

and Booking.com“You go to bed as an industrial company –

and you wake up in the morning as a

software company.”

Jeffery Immelt, CEO General Electric

“Data is the new currency.”

About 333,000,000 results from searching on

Google

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IoT Key Enabler of Digitization Across Industries

Source - McKinsey: The Internet of Things: Mapping the Value Beyond the Hype

Smart Manufacturing Grid Modernization Shopper Insights

IoT Enabling Transformation

Smart Cities Connected Transit Smart Space

Transform Business Processes

Higher productivity by predictive maintenance and better asset utilization

Enable New Business Models

Create recurring revenue models with increased customer intimacy

Where Is the Value?

Connect the Unconnected 50Billion

smart connected devices by 2020

Hyperconnectivity, IT and OT convergence

Over 60% of the IoT value will be generated in enterprise deployments

<1% of data is currently used; more can be used for optimization and prediction

Interoperability across siloed systems required to capture 40% of IoT value

Connecting Things

Connecting Service

Connected Ecosystem

loT Data Platform

Applications

Applications

Automation and Integration platform

Industrial over IP

Transforming legacy infrastructure

IT and OT convergence

Connected products

Analytics to improve processes

New thing-aaS business models

Interconnect siloed business processes

Connect ecosystem

Common Phases of IoT Journey

Asset Management

Predictive Maintenance

Field Operations

Supply Chain Optimization

Safety and Compliance

Common IoT Capabilities

Connecting Things

Connecting Service

Connected Ecosystem

loT Data Platform

Applications

Applications

Automation and Integration platform

Industrial over IP

Transforming legacy infrastructure

IT and OT convergence

Connected products

Analytics to improve processes

New thing-aaS business models

Interconnect siloed business processes

Connect ecosystem

Reporting, Dashboards, KPIs, Operations InterfacePrebuilt Integrations

MTConnect BACnet

MQTT AMQP

JSONThings

Edge/Fog

CAM for IoTIntelligence

Server

CAM for IoTIntelligence

Dashboard and Reports

Cisco CAM for IoT Intelligence

Mobility Services Engine

Identity Services Engine

Cisco Prime®

Network Jasper Control

CenterMobility

ExchangeIoT Data Connect

Policy Engine Alerts Engine Analytics Engine

Telemetry Playback

Geolocation/Real-Time Location Mapping

Visualization

Video Event Management Real-Time/Historic Reporting

Video Integration

Data Layer

Fault Management and NOC Systems

Ticketing and Workflow Systems

BMS Systems/Secondary Data Sources

Customer Existing Systems (ERP,

CMX, RFID)

Transportation Sectors

Industry Insights

• Airlines

• Airports

• Airport Tenants

• Private rail operators (freight & passenger)

• Cities & Municipalities

• Regional, State, City Transit Agencies

• Nationally operated railways

• Rolling Stock Manufacturers

• Port authorities

• Cities

• Regional and State Departments of Transportation (DOT)

• National Roadway Operators

• Ministries of Transport

• Federal Highway Administration (FHA)

• Tolling Authorities

• Public Safety Agencies

• Trucking companies

• Freight forwarders

• Trucking companies

• Freight forwarders

AviationRail and

Mass TransitMaritimeRoadways

Freight and

LogisticsAutomotive

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Cisco Calls It The Internet of Everything (IoE)

Networked Connection of People, Process, Data, Things

PeopleConnecting People in More Relevant,

Valuable Ways

ProcessDelivering the Right Informationto the Right Person (or Machine) at the Right Time

DataLeveraging Data into

More Useful Information for Decision Making

ThingsPhysical Devices and Objects Connected to the Internet andEach Other for IntelligentDecision Making

IoE

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IoE Consists of M2M, M2P, and P2P Connections

CONNECTION TYPE

MACHINE-TO-MACHINE (M2M)

Data sent / received from one machine (thing) to another

Often called the “Internet of Things”

$7.4 TRILLION

MACHINE-TO-PERSON (M2P)

Data sent / received from a machine (thing) to a person

Often called “data and analytics”

$4.6 TRILLION

PERSON-TO-PERSON (P2P)

Data sent / received from one person to another

Often called “collaboration”

$7.0 TRILLION

IoE VALUE (2013-2022)

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5 Requirements for Successful IoE Implementations

Converged, Managed Network

Resilience at Scale

ApplicationEnablement

Security &Privacy

DistributedIntelligence

Foundation… Trusted Leadership, Innovation, and Reliability

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Innovative Wi-Fi services forecast to deliver up to 40

percent revenue uplift

Wireless implementation enabled initial cost saving of €800,000

• Equip new headquarters with flexible and collaborative working environment

• Provide robust wireless platform for future growth and commercial innovation

Connected Airport

Business Outcome Summary-Airport

Connected Ports & Shipping• GPS tracking and management of cargo

• Better asset protection of expensive freight

• Communicate with other vehicles in supply chain (i.e. trucks, freight rail cars, etc)

• Live video surveillance of port/docks

• Enable mobile apps for port workers to boost productivity and improve operations

• Meet strict regulations of shipping industry

Connected Port Case StudyTo see video of how Cisco Helped the Port of HamburgClick here

Connected Roadways and Infrastructure• Traffic signal and roadway routing services to reduce

congestion

• Rail crossing sensors to communicate with traffic & emergency vehicles

• Faster response times

• Enables Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2X) communication & apps

• Smart parking applications

• Toll payment and management

• Roadside cameras

• Help reduce congestion to cut fuel costs and reduce pollution

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Heavy traffic decreased by 3.7 percent

decreased the proportion of congestion

nationwide by ten percent

“By 2015, ASFINAG has set a target to

reduce the traffic congestion in it network

compared to 2010 by 15 percent”

Deliver timely, accurate information about traffic conditions to motorists

Enhance reliability of network infrastructure in harsh environmental conditions

Improve network scalability to support new communications applications when needed

Connected Roadway

Business Outcome Summary

High Level Architecture

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The Industrialization of Malicious Hacking

Worms2000–2005

APTs CyberwareToday +

Spyware and Rootkits2005–Today

Viruses1990–2000

Hacking Becomesan Industry

Sophisticated Attacks, Complex Landscape

Phishing, Low Sophistication

20001990 1995 2005 2010 2015 2020

The Threat of Datakinesis Is Real

• Stuxnet (2008-2010)

• Oil pipeline attack (2008)

• European steel mill (2014)

Governmental InitiativesNIST framework

PPD 21

RegulatoryNERC CIP

Growth MarketIT vendors are going after this

space, but they don’t understand ICS

ICS Cybersecurity Is Getting Attention

MalwareProtection

VulnerabilityDatabaseUpdates

ReputationFeeds

IPS Rules

Collective Security Intelligence

Cisco® Talos

(Vulnerability Research Team)

SandboxingMachineLearningBig Data

Infrastructure

Private and PublicThreat Feeds

SandnetsFile Samples

(more than 180,000 per day)

FireAMP™Community

HoneypotsSourcefire® AEGIS

Program

Advanced Microsoft and Industry Disclosures

SPARKProgram

Snort and ClamAVOpen Source Communities

Cisco IoT Connectivity PortfolioManufacturingUtility Transportation Buildings

EmbeddedNetworks

Embedded Service Switches, 5900 Series ESR, 5921 SW ESR

IoTGateways

819H ISR, 809/829Industrial ISRs

IndustrialSecurity

3000 Series Industrial Security Appliances

IndustrialWireless

Aironet® 1552,1572, Industrial Wireless 3702

IndustrialSwitching

IE 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 Series,

Connected Grid Switches

LoRaWANIndustrialRouting

910 Industrial ISR, ASR 902/903,

1000, 2000 Series CGRs

EdgeComputing

IOxFog Director

Management and Automation

Field Network DirectorIndustrial Network Director

Cisco Internet of Things (IoT) Portfolio

DataDeliveryPortfolio

Service Management

Portfolio

IoT Cloud

Things

IoT Connectivity

Applications

IoT Solutions

Cisco® IoT with Digital Network Architecture (DNA)

Partner Ecosystem