Technologies for Solutions for Society. September, 2014 NEC Corporation

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1 Technologies for Solutions for Society September, 2014 NEC Corporation

2 NEC s Focus: Solutions for Society Providing infrastructures for an abundant society for all people via ICT Social Value Innovations Supporting the Evolution of Worldwide Social Infrastructures through ICT Energy / Meteorology Agriculture Manufacturing Distribution Transportation Disaster prevention / security Medicine Page 2 NEC Corporation 2014

3 NEC s Technologies Collection of large-scale data Analysis and prediction Solution of social issues Diverse sensors and CLOUD human interface technologies Diverse sensors From the seafloor to outer space Surveillance cameras Smart devices * High-performance/high-reliability core IT technologies Unique Unique No.1 Unique Invariant analysis Heterogeneous mixture learning Facial image analysis Behavior analysis BIG DATA Accumulated data * No.1 Textual entailment recognition Next-generation network technologies Network virtualization Cyber security SDN World s first SDN switches Essential to future information system SDN : Software-Defined Networking Leveraging information captured by our unique and highly competitive ICT assets to become a social value innovator * Rated as No. 1 among organizations participating in an evaluation task organized by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Page 3 NEC Corporation 2014

4 Transformation of Society Software-Defined Network (SDN) has arrived Cloud, SDN and Big Data make an unprecedented type/level of Solutions for Society possible IT Main Frame Client Server Cloud Big Data Network Proprietary Protocol Internet TCP/IP SDN Business Stand-alone Network Service Social Solution Page 4 NEC Corporation 2014

5 Cloud Computing Cloud computing services 2000: $150,000/month -> 2011: $150/month Processing power In a smartphone is greater than NASA s computing power in TB of memory 1992: $5M -> 2011: $89 Source : Wikipedia Page 5 NEC Corporation 2014

6 Pragmatic Approach Enterprises utilize all three (3) IT services, On-premise system Private Cloud Public Cloud Public Cloud TELCO The Internet Traditional On-Premise System Private Cloud Inside the Enterprise Private Line or VPN Virtual Private Cloud Data Center Page 6 NEC Corporation 2014

7 NEC s Kanagawa Data Center Highly effective operation by coordinating Cloud service and Housing service Coordination between NEC Cloud IaaS and housing environment Coordination among NEC Data Centers through Data Center Network Integrated IT Service Management Center operates the whole system, including Housing service NEC Kanagawa Data Center Customer s environment Cloud Housing NEC DCs NEC Cloud IaaS Standard NEC Cloud IaaS High Availability coordination Individual systems Private Cloud Data Center Network Integrated IT Service Management Center Hybrid Page 7 NEC Corporation 2014

8 Software-Defined Network(SDN) Applications Network in Data Center Physical Server Pool Data Centers Programmable Flow Physical Switches Applications Web, Mail, SNS, IPTV, etc. Enterprise Campus Network Edge EPC, IMS, MVNO-GW, etc. BRAS, SBC, CDN, Security-GW, etc. Telecom Infrastructure Core / Metro / Access Packet Transport WDM Packet Transport Purpose Built Network Microwave Aggregation Switches Aggregation Switches Fiber enb enb OLT OLT Smartphone Mobile PC Home Office Enterprise Campus Network Page 8 NEC Corporation 2014

9 Sensor Network A dedicated network other than commercial Mobile Network Traffic characteristics are quite different Security is critical Allowable cost is much lower SDN technology can be applied for, Virtual Tenant Network Small Start Smooth Scale Out Page 9 NEC Corporation 2014

10 Big Data - New Value Creation Healthcare Agriculture Blood Pressure Heredity Body Temperature Nutritional Diet Sunlight Temperature Wind speed Carbon Dioxide Exercise Medication Humidity Ecosystem Sleep quality Body Weight Precipitation Market Price Energy Marketing Weather Temperature Industrial activities Hospital Season Time Fashion Advertisement Electricity Transportation Region Internet Gas Water Age Trends Page 10 NEC Corporation 2014

11 NEC s World Class Analytics Engines Page 11 NEC Corporation 2014

12 HUMAN CITIES

13 You are the city Citizen are an essential part of social solution eco-system. They are primary beneficiaries and can be contributors rather than pure source of problems Page 13 NEC Corporation 2014

14 Waste Management Have as much information as possible on assets, resources of collection and cleaning services in order to allow for their optimization and to increase the quality of the service. Increase productivity of service workers. Provide waste recycling to citizens. Avoiding swamped containers and providing an incidence communication channel. Page 14 NEC Corporation 2014

15 BEMS - NEC s Intelligent Human Sensor Intelligent Human Sensor gathers people s whereabouts Infra-red Array Sensor Human detection algorism 3.6m 1 3.6m 2 Sensor Grid 8*8*4 Heat Detection Human Detection Final Output Page 15 NEC Corporation 2014

16 Transport Leading Transport Authorities (TAs) now have real-time insight into how their city s bus, rail, taxi and public fleets are operating Additionally TAs want to understand how their citizens travel across the city regardless of the transport method, including untracked transport e.g. walking & bikes Mobile Operators data, in combination with social media and dedicated apps, can give a complete picture of how people move across a city User interaction analysis Activity model matching Censusbased aggregation Source : NEC Lab Europe Page 16 NEC Corporation 2014

17 NEC brings together and integrates technology and expertise to create the ICT-enabled society of tomorrow. We collaborate closely with partners and customers around the world, orchestrating each project to ensure all its parts are fine-tuned to local needs. Every day, our innovative solutions for society contribute to greater safety, security, efficiency and equality, and enable people to live brighter lives.

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