Japan Tag Symposium 2017

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1 Japan Tag Symposium 2017 The IoT Surrounding Area Possibilities and Examples of Digitalization in the International Community Heinz Dommel Düsseldorf Contents Hitachi Group Overall IoT projects and synergy with German/European Partners

2 1. Hitachi Group - Overview ,000 76,700M founded employees sales* companies Languages** regional HQs One Hitachi * 9,162.2 billions (Result of FY2016 ended March, 2017) converted at the rate of yen to the EUR, the approximate exchange rate on the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market as of March 31, ** The number of languages used in Hitachi s portal site

3 2. Hitachi Group in Europe 140+ legal entities 10,000+ employees * billions (Sales figure as of FY2016, ended March, 2017) converted at the rate of yen to the EUR, the approximate exchange rate on the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market as of March 31, ,142M sales* of total Revenues 11% of Hitachi worldwide* One Hitachi in Europe Office Information Hitachi Air Conditioning Hitachi Koki Europe Hitachi Aloka Medical Hitachi Kokusai Electric Europe Hitachi Automotive Systems Hitachi Medical Corporation Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory Hitachi Medical Systems Hitachi Capital Hitachi Metals Europe Hitachi Chemical Europe Hitachi Power Tools Hitachi Computer Products Hitachi Rail Europe Hitachi Construction Machinery Hitachi Solutions Europe Hitachi Consulting Europe Hitachi Sophia Antipolis Laboratory Hitachi Data Systems (Altrincham) Hitachi Tool Engineering Europe Hitachi Digital Media Group Hitachi Transport System (Europe) Hitachi Europe Hitachi VeinID System Solutions Division Hitachi Fercad Power Tools Maxell Europe Hitachi Home Electronics Asia Maxell Moulding Services Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems SCAI Hitachi High-Technologies Office Hitachi Group Companies

4 3. Industry Targets in Japan Top Mega Trends Impacting Society Suspainability and efficiency are key in adressing electricity consuption growth by 2,2% in 2020 Urban population to reach 4,3 billion by 2020 and to account for 55,9% of total population. Mega cities to contribute USD 21 trillion GDP by 2020 USD 1,5 Trillion of investment needed to make cities smart by 2020 The future Mobility will be multi-modal. Over USD 600 billion will be spent in global high speed projects by 2020 Power Patient Revolution to Drive Wellness: Total global Healthcare spend on Treatment to reduce from 70% in 2017 to 56% by 2020

5 4. Industry Targets in Japan Focus on Social Environment Energy Urban Development Transportation Healthcare Water and Natural Resources Logistics Manufacturing and construction Finance 4

6 5. IoT Examples What drives the Japanese Industry towards to IoT and related products

7 6. Lumada SW

8 7. Lumada Hitachi Is Uniquely Positioned To Drive Digital Transformation CITY CLOUD Hitachi COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS OT 107+ YEARS IoT INSIGHT IT 58+ YEARS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE I.T. SYSTEMS CONSUMER BIG DATA ANALYTICS

9 8. Lumada Lumada Provides Value at Every Step in the IoT Journey Smart Cities Transportation Energy IoT Industrial IoT 2. Control 3. Correlation 4. Predictive Analytics 5. Prescriptive Analytics Every customer may choose a different stage. Hitachi can meet customers specific needs with Lumada. 6. Autonomous Operation

10 9. Lumada Lumada IoT Platform Is Intelligent, Composable and Secure by Design DATA

11 10. Example:Energy Storage PJ in Speyer Self-consumption system with PV and Battery Schedule: July 2016 to March 2018 Funded by NEDO* for demonstration *New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization Consortium: Type A: NTT DOCOMO, NTT FACILITIES Type B: Hitachi Chemical, Hitachi Information & Telecommunication Engineering Collaboration with the local power corporation SWS (Stadtwerke Speyer GmbH) and the housing corporation GEWO (GEWO Wohnen GmbH) in Speyer, Germany.

12 11. Large-Scale Hybrid Battery System Demonstration Project in Niedersachsen 1. Building a large-scale hybrid battery system 2. Establishing a new business model for electricity trading using a large-scale hybrid battery system Period: Budget: app. 2.88billion Organisation: New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization(Japanese Gov. fund) Ministry for Economics, Labour and Transport of Niedersachsen EWE-Verband EEW Holding Hitachi Chemical Co., Ltd. Hitachi Power Solutions Co., Ltd. NGK Insulators, Ltd. EWE AG

13 12. Example: Diagnostic and Prognostic Report The Diagnostic and Prognostic Report helps production companies to improve the operational efficiency and to mitigate risk for unexpected downtime. The analytic solution is based on a unique combination of dertministic and stochastic algorithms and can be applied on premise or in the cloud Companies Involved from Japan Germany Switzerland

14 13. Example: Manhole Solution Companies Involved from Japan USA Europe (sensors) Prevention of a wide range of risk that might occur at the manhole: from terrorist-related activity and theft to natural desaster. Prevention of terrorist-related and spying activity Prompt discovery of theft Prevention of accidents due to incorrect personnel entry Prevention of accidents and hole opening caused by natural phenomena

15 14. Example: SW/HW security The IoT is based on hardware and software. In order to properly protect it, cybersecurity needs to have the same approach With the connectivity many sectors in our live becomes highly vunerable Companies Involved from Japan Romania Poland USA

16 15. The next wave Germany is well on the way to Industry 4.0, but Japan is taking a further step now: the government s Society5.0 program not only supports the economy, but above all focuses on the positive changes that increased digitalization offers to the people of Japan Robotics, sensor technology, Actuater Technology, Biotechnology, Human Interface Technology, Material/nanotechnology, Light/quantum technology, IoT architecture, Big Data Analysis, Device Technology, Network Technology, Edge Computing

17 Thank You Hitachi High-Technologies Europe GmbH Address: Tel.: Web: Europark Fichtenhain A Krefeld, Germany +49-(0)