M-2-M-2-People. How Mobility Enables Visibility. Daniel Munyan Director, M2M Center of Excellence Computer Sciences Corporation 6/1/2012 1

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1 M-2-M-2-People How Mobility Enables Visibility Daniel Munyan Director, M2M Center of Excellence 6/1/2012 1

People: Find, Page, Muster, Health Monitoring Operations: Geofencing,

2 The Timeless Challenge of Logistics Achieving Enterprise Visibility / Situation Awareness Tracking Assets and Associated Metadata Locating People: Find, Page, Muster, Health Monitoring Operations: Geofencing, Environment Visualizing Infrastructure: Complex, Remote, Extended 6/1/2012 2

3 The History of Enterprise Visibility Tracking Assets Paper-Based Logistics Signatures and carbon copies Barcode / UID Automatic data capture Passive & Active RFID Autonomic data capture ERP Integrated business systems 6/1/2012 3

4 The History of Enterprise Visibility Locating People Find: Visual Map/Radio Transponder Smartcard Page: Messenger Radio Visual Signal Muster: Visual Audible Organizational Health: Inspection Training Report Sensor 6/1/2012 4

5 The History of Enterprise Visibility Monitoring Operations Process Verification: Paper and electronic manifests Visual / Video: Recording, Archive, Transmission Distant: Radar, Transponder, Long Lens 6/1/2012 5

6 The History of Enterprise Visibility Visualizing Infrastructure Maps: Lat/Long, topographic, specialized, layered Schematics: Floor by floor, expert nomenclature Imagery: Color, filters, zoom levels Virtual Reality: 3D walkthrough capability 6/1/2012 6

7 Smart Devices as Technology Integration Smart Device Technology Integrates Sensors & Comms & Video 6/1/2012 7

8 Smartphones as Technology Enablement The Impact of Mobile Infrastructure on M2M 6/1/2012 8

9 A Word about Machine-to-Machine The Impact of Mobility On Everything M2M 6/1/2012 9

10 Mobility and Enterprise Visibility The Impact of Mobile Devices, Platforms, and Networks The evolution of cheap, small sensors for location & environment adds millions of data points The ubiquity of wireless networks, licensed & unlicensed, creates a cheap backhaul for data The adoption of personal smartphones allows remote workers to be sensors & decision points The emergence of M2M technology enables fewer, clearer, safer decisions from people 6/1/

Geographic Info Systems The Open Geospatial

universally available The development of

search/filter routine Well known routing &

digital maps are now available US Government

cost geodata going back years Crowd-sourced

11 Integrated Data Across Maps, Imagery, & Schematics The Impact of Mobility on Geographic Info Systems The Open Geospatial Consortium has made high end Geo Info Systems universally available The development of Common Query Language has made geo-related search/filter routine Well known routing & navigation algorithms, along with free USGS digital maps are now available US Government provides access to mountains of free or low cost geodata going back years Crowd-sourced geocoded data now rivals the best commercial sources for accuracy & detail 6/1/

12 Machine to Machine to Man The Impact of Mobility on the Way We Work Zone location, environmental condition, real time event alerts Automated technician dispatching with navigation instructions Human interaction with active RFID tags through a smartphone 6/1/

Application for Maritime Domain Awareness Air/Sea

13 The Smartphone / Tablet as a Viewing Device The Impact of Mobility on the Sharing of Information SureTrak GOTS Application for Maritime Domain Awareness Air/Sea monitoring & correlation of RADAR, AIS, and AIR transponder data 6/1/

14 The Smart Device for Identity Verification The Impact of Mobility on Authentication PIN/Passphrase Voice Face Palm GPS = 6/1/

15 The Smart Device for Transactions The Impact of Mobility On the Way We Collaborate 6/1/

Mobility Technology and Ubiquity is Changing our Environment The

which presently does not prohibit or specifically regulate the

and future development, testing, and operation of autonomous

16 Mobility Technology and Ubiquity is Changing our Environment The Impact of Mobility on Transportation The State of California, which presently does not prohibit or specifically regulate the operation of autonomous vehicles, desires to encourage the current and future development, testing, and operation of autonomous vehicles on the public roads of the state. California Senate Bill /1/

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Harnessing the Power of Digital Transformation and Industrial IoT

Harnessing the Power of Digital Transformation and Industrial IoT Jonas Berge Senior Director, Applied Technology Emerson Automation Solutions Singapore 1 Singapore International Water Week 8-12 July 2018