A new beginning for social housing IT? Paul Foster Principal Technical Evangelist Microsoft

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1 A new beginning for social housing IT? Paul Foster Principal Technical Evangelist Microsoft

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3 Transformational trends cloud computing compute storage network new social & app patterns consumerization of IT data explosion

4 Guide Dogs

9 Transformational trends cloud computing new social & app patterns consumerization of IT data explosion

10 Connecting with your customer People centric services Desire to digitise household services Digital appliance manuals Apps for service requests, budget control, help and guidance Tenant communications channel Modern apps or web sites? Need new ways of doing things Integrated device model?

11 Devices and Services Tesco Hudl

12 Modern Smartphone Platform

13 Service centre!

14 Economic and social impact of the app economy Apps production in Europe Activity associated with apps production Economic & social benefits from the use of apps Source: Plum Consulting

15 Transformational trends cloud computing compute storage network new social & app patterns consumerization of IT data explosion

16 Instrumented houses Fuel poverty Resident behaviours have significant impact Proactive engagement Living independent lives for longer Asset management Saving money with insights Image credit: Fitz Architects

17 88 Acres:

18 Connecting Systems Within a Building Providing a holistic view of a building by unifying systems management data Increase building efficiency Easier system coordination Lower energy consumption Reduced cost

19 Connecting Multiple Buildings Optimizing energy performance across a campus or portfolio of buildings Energy-Smart Buildings Management Solar PV Datacenter Electric Parking & EV Charging Chillers & Boilers Meters Water Gas Waste Streams Smart grid

20 Microsoft s Operational Opportunity 15%- 40% 40% $60M 30% Energy consumed by buildings Energy wasted by building equipment Carbon footprint from buildings Annual utility HQ campus

21 15m ft 2 across 118 buildings 35k pieces of mechanical equipment Major building management systems7 500m data points collected daily from 2M feeds Learning by Microsoft

building systems, we kept upfront capital expenditure to less than 10 percent of our annual energy costs, and are projecting $1 million in

22 Focus of Our Smart Buildings Pilot Campus-wide building energy management Fault detection and diagnosis Software-based solution No physical retrofit of building equipment No disruption of building occupants By using software to harness the data from our diverse building systems, we kept upfront capital expenditure to less than 10 percent of our annual energy costs, and are projecting $1 million in energy savings and payback in 18 months. Alarm management Energy management Darrell Smith, Senior Operations Manager Real Estate & Facilities, Microsoft

Microsoft s Smart Building Architecture Microsoft Smart Building Architecture Description Key Products / Tools Microsoft 1 Building Systems BMS Control Panels Energy Meters 2 Enterprise Data

Smart Building Vendor 1 Equipment data is collected and sent from the control panel or BMS servers to a middleware server 2 Enterprise data warehouse (MS Feedstore) provides a feed of contextual

23 Microsoft s Smart Building Architecture Microsoft Smart Building Architecture Description Key Products / Tools Microsoft 1 Building Systems BMS Control Panels Energy Meters 2 Enterprise Data Warehouse 3rd Party Weather data, etc. Smart Building Vendor 1 Equipment data is collected and sent from the control panel or BMS servers to a middleware server 2 Enterprise data warehouse (MS Feedstore) provides a feed of contextual information (building type, headcount, etc.) 3 Middleware Server Cloud-based Smart Building Architecture * 3 Middleware server aggregates all on-site data and stores it for transmission to relevant off-site vendor apps 7 4 Operations Center Azure Connect 6 5 Smart Building Solution 4 Azure Connect service provides secure data transfer over the cloud 5 Vendor solution collects data from Microsoft and 3 rd -party weather data and electricity consumption data provided by the utility Notify / Dispatch 6 6 Output is shared with Microsoft s building engineers though a web-based interactive graphical interface Building Engineers * The use of cloud-based architecture varies between the three vendors in Microsoft s pilot implementation, but most of the elements shown in this high-level view apply to all of them. 7 A team reviews the faults and alarms that have been identified and notifies engineers accordingly. Also publishes reports internally.

24 Inside the ROC

26 Energy-Smart Building Solution 8

27 Energy-Smart Building Solution

29 My instrumented home Off the shelf hardware and software Half day to build 868Mhz radio.net Gadgeteer aggregator street level or at least multibuilding coverage Windows Azure web site receiving posts from Twilio SMS Encryption end to end

30 Sensor and network innovation Whitespace broadcast spectrum UK trials happening now New tightly scheduled networks Enabling millions of terminals per base station Base stations covering 20km diameters Extended battery life e.g. 10yrs expected New radio chip <$5 Q1 CY14 price point

31 The cloud offers possibility

32 Making it real HACT partnership Housing Big Data project UCL student projects Instrumentation of homes Cloud aggregation and smart logic for 000 s of homes Integration to existing systems

33 Transformational trends cloud computing compute storage network new social & app patterns consumerization of IT data explosion

34 Modern platform for the world s apps Cloud OS

35 Modern platform for the world s apps Cloud OS

36 unique CUSTOMER WINDOWS AZURE 1CONSISTENT PLATFORM SERVICE PROVIDER

apps unlocks insights on any data empowers

37 The Cloud OS WINDOWS AZURE CUSTOMER 1CONSISTENT PLATFORM SERVICE PROVIDER Modern Platform for the World s Apps transforms the datacenter enables modern apps unlocks insights on any data empowers people-centric IT DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT DATA IDENTITY VIRTUALIZATION

38 Next steps Bold new solutions exceeding business and social expectations

39 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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P L A Y. P L A Y https://youtu.be/4pqrjadinos 1 2 3 Multiple building 145 structures 15M Sqf office systems & lab space 58,400 housed heads $55M annual utility spend 2M connection points 50-55 megawatt hour average