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© 2014 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

The Internet of Things (IOT) The Internet of Everything (IOE)

Christopher Cressy

Federal Sales Manager

Internet of Things

February 17, 2015

Hawaii Tech Day Amazing things Happen When You

Connect the Unconnected

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Agenda

IOT-IOE Overview

IOT Products

IOE Solutions

– Smart Connected Cities

– Connected Education

– Connected Transportation

– Connected Energy

– Connected Defense

Q&A

2

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IoE Hitting Inflection Point

“ Smart, connected products are

changing how value is

created…will affect the trajectory

of the overall economy, giving

rise to the next era of IT-driven

productivity growth for

companies, their customers, and

the global economy…”

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Delivering the Right

Information to the Right

Person (or Machine)

at the Right Time

Process

Physical Devices and

Objects Connected to

the Internet and Each

Other for Intelligent

Decision Making

Things

Connecting

People in

More Relevant,

Valuable Ways

People

Leveraging Data

into More Useful

Information for

Decision Making

Data

IoE

Networked Connections of

People, Process, Data, Things

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Machine-to-Machine (M2M) • Data sent / received from one

machine (thing) to another • Often called the “Internet of Things”

Machine-to-Person (M2P) • Data sent / received from a machine

(thing) to a person • Often called “data and analytics”

Person-to-Person (P2P) • Data sent / received from one

person to another • Often called “collaboration”

CONNECTION TYPE

IoE Value

(2013-2022)

$7.4

Trillion

$4.6

Trillion

$7.0

Trillion

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IoE

Machine-to-

Machine (M2M)

Connections

(IoT)

Machine-to-

Person (M2P)

Connections

(Data and

Analytics)

Person-to-Person

(P2P) Connections

(Collaboration)

Highest-Value

IoE Business

Models and

Innovations

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“The next big wave is going to be around the Internet of Everything. It will be implemented by combining things with processes, with business changes, with people. And, it will drive a productivity number, and a financial number, that is just mind-boggling.” – John Chambers

IoE has the potential

to grow global

corporate profits by

an estimated 21% by

2022

Firms captured just

53% of IoE’s Value

at Stake for 2013,

leaving $544B of

unrealized value

By 2020, there will

be approximately 50

billion objects

connected to the

Internet

In 2012 alone, we

created more data

than in the previous

5,000 years combined

Globally, machine-

to-machine IP traffic

will grow 20-fold

from 2012 to 2017

In 2014, the number

of mobile-connected

devices exceeded

the number of

people on earth

An estimated 77

billion apps were

downloaded during

2014

2/3 of the world’s

mobile data traffic

will be video by 2015

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7.2 6.8 7.6

The Internet of Things is Already Here

Rapid Adoption rate of digital

infrastructure:

5X faster than electricity and

telephony

50 Billion “Smart Objects”

50

2010 2015 2020

0

40

30

20

10

Bill

ions o

f

devic

es

25

12.5

Inflection point

Timeline

Source: Cisco IBSG, 2011

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Value at Stake

Trillion

Private Sector

Includes both industry-specific and

horizontal use cases. • Customer Experience

• Innovation

• Employee Productivity

• Supply Chain

• Asset Utilization

• Increased Revenue

• Reduced Cost

• Employee Productivity

• Connected Militarized

Defense

• Citizen Experience

Public Sector

Includes cities, agencies, and verticals

such as healthcare, education, defense

Estimate is based on bottom-up analysis of 61 use cases,

including 21 for private sector and 40 in public sector* 2013-2022

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Manufacturing

Plantwide Ethernet, Intelligent Transportation, Smart Cities, S&C Refinery, Smart Connected Vehicle, Smart Grid

Data Center/Virtualization

Energy-Utility Mining Oil and Gas Transportation City Defense SP/M2M

Fog Computing

IE 2000 IE 3000 IE 4000 CGS 1000 CGS 2500

Embedded Services Routers

and Switches

Video Surveillance

Manager and

IP Cameras

IPICS .

Physical Access

Manager

CGR 1000

819 ISR

1552 Rugged Wireless

CGR 2000

IE 2000 IE 3000 CGS 1000 CGS 2500

5915 Embedded

Services Router 3200

ESS2000

Video Surveillance

IPICS .

Physical Access Manager

CGR 1000

819H 1552 Wirele

ss

CGR 2000

ASR 903

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Cisco Industrial Switching B

us

ine

ss

Co

nti

nu

ity

Business Agility

New

Fanless: No moving parts

PoE/PoE+

Temperature range: -40C to 75C

Ease of use and zero-touch

replacement

Maximum of 20 GE ports

Cisco® IE 2000 Series: Layer 2 Cisco IE 2000U Series: Layer 2 and 3

Cisco IE 2000 Series IP67 Layer 2 and 3

Cisco IE 3010 Series and Cisco CGS-2520

Cisco IE 3000 Series Layer 2 and 3

Cisco IE 4000 Series Layer 2 and 3 GE uplink -downlink

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Cisco IE 4000 Series Switch

Next-generation, ruggedized, industrial

Ethernet

Compliance with common industry standards

Cisco® performance and reliability

Smart connectivity everywhere you need it

New high-speed, latency-sensitive

applications, scalability

5 Year Hardware Warranty

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Customer Voice

Transportation Customer – “PoE Port Density and will be connecting 802.11ac Access Points”

Mining Customer – “Quad Uplink will allow for Dual Rings “

City and Municipalities – “PoE ports will enable Surveillance Projects”

Surveillance Access Points

Dual Rings

Automation – “Shop floor connectivity and Enable Layer 3”

Layer 2/3 Capability

Commonalities – “Looking to Future Proof our infrastructure with Gigabit”

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Introducing the Cisco 2000 IP67 Series Industrial Ethernet Switch

Ruggedized industrial Ethernet

IP67-certified

Cisco performance and reliability

Smart connectivity everywhere you need it

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Key Highlights

• Compact

• 3RU, 6 interface slots, side-2-side cooling

• Fits in 300mm cabinets (235mm deep)

• Reliable

• Extended operating temp. range -40 to 65 C

• Redundant PSUs, FANs and RSPs

• ISSU

• Modular

• 360 Gbps back-plane capacity - future proof

• Upgradable RSP and Interfaces

• Flexible Interface Module selections

• Capable

• Hardware: Cisco Carrier Ethernet ASIC

• Software: Cisco IOS-XE (Carrier Grade OS)

• Manageable

• Local USB, Serial and Ethernet Console ports

• 4 Dry input contact ports on the FAN tray

• Cisco Prime for management

• OAM: Y.1731, IP-SLA , CFM, Link OAM, MPLS OAM

• Scalable

• RSP1A/B : 55Gbps with services at different scale

• Ethernet : 1x10GE and 8xGE

• TDM/ATM: 16x T1/E1 and 4x STM1 / 1x STM4

• Feature rich

• Carrier Ethernet: EVC, E-OAM, Y.1731, HQoS

• Layer3+: MPLS VPN, MPLS-TP, VPLS

• Timing: SyncE, IEEE 1588-2008, BITS, GNSS

• Advanced QoS capability

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Wi-Fi AP Dual Radio 2.4/5 GHz

3G + 4G WWAN

Compact Services-Rich

Mobile IP ScanSafe

IPv6 Ready

IOS-Based& ISR Compatible, Secure

native SMS Gateway w/GPS Support

Industry’s Smallest Hardened and

Unhardened M2M Gateway

BENEFITS:

Cisco 819 M2M Gateway

Flexible operations with ease of deployment and lower TCO

Designed for fleet, transportation, and public safety

Greater efficiency with remote real-time monitoring with existing management

Hardened

Built for shock/vibe, humidity,

splash water, temperature, dust

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Converged Multi-Service Routers for

Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)

Distribution Automation (DA)

Highly Secure, Reliable, and Scalable

Indoor/Outdoor models

Wide variety of communications interfaces:

Ethernet, Serial, Cellular, WiMAX,

Radio Frequency Mesh

Cisco CGR1000 & Modules IPv6 endpoint SDK

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1552S

Featuring

Dual radios

2x3 MIMO 802.11n, 300 Mbps

Wireless mesh backhaul

Work Group Bridge mode

IP67 ingress protection against dust and liquid

-40C to 55C operating temperature

1552 versions for industrial IoT

1552E: Outdoor AP (not hazloc certified)

1552H: For Class1-Zone2/Div2 hazardous locations

1552S: Integrated Honeywell ISA100 mesh sensor gateway

1552WU: Integrated Emerson WirelessHART mesh sensor gateway

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5915 ESR

ESS 2020

5921 ESR s/w only

5930 ESR 5940 ESR

IOS including Security, QoS, Suite B

Customizable enclosures

Customizable connectors

Ruggedized for harsh environments

Extended temperature ranges

Air- and Conduction-Cooled models

Reduce SWaP

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• Cisco IOS® Software Router

• Operate on small, low power Linux-based platforms

• Extends the use of Cisco IOS into extremely mobile and portable communications systems

• Optimized for mobile and embedded networks that require IP routing and services

• Cisco Mobile Ready Net capabilities

• Highly secure data, voice, and video communications to stationary and mobile network nodes across wired and wireless links

• More information at www.cisco.com/go/embedded

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Partner

Name

Product M3-C4G , M3-SE,

M3-EX, M3-EXT

TXC4, TXC3

GX IP/ISPN, MRB

Voyager ESR, ECK, TR,

5940, VM, SW24,

PacStar :

4510, 4500, 4400

DuraMAR 5915 -

0X/1X/2X/3X

DuraMAR 31-5915

Parvus-DuraWORX 10-10

Parvus-DuraNET 30-2020

Parvus-DuraNET 3000

IMPACT

Rugged Baseband,

Tactical, Executive, TSR,

Rugged Router IR2,

R2M 2450

XPedite5205

Descripti

on

Tactical and

expeditionary mobile

communications systems

designed to meet the

mission demands of

military, government, and

homeland security.

Modular, scalable

architecture for executive

and tactical

communications

Low profile,

compact, secure

communication

package for

combatant

commanders, fly-

away teams and

first-in

communicators.

Cisco MobileReadyNet

Router with integrated

Gigabit Ethernet switch in

ultra-rugged, expandable

housing

Executive

communications routed

solution and tactical

communications unit

Embedded Router with

Cisco™ IOS® on a

PMC/XMC Module

Cisco

Product

5915 ESR

5921 ESR

5940 ESR

2020 ESS

5915 ESR

5921 ESR

2020 ESS

ASA 5505

5915 ESR

2020 ESS

5915 ESR

5921 ESR

2020 ESS

IE-3000

5915 ESR

5921 ESR

2020 ESS

5930 ESR

Target

Users

U.S. Department of

Defense (DoD) and

Department of Homeland

Security

Defense, government,

and emergency services

First-in

Communicators,

Combatant

Commanders, Fly

away teams, low

profile teams and

intel organizations

Harsh-environment civil and

military in-vehicle, aircraft,

and maritime installations

requiring compliance with

MIL-STD-810G, 461, 1275,

and 704

Tactical and executive

highly compact

communications units

Military and extended-

temperature industrial

environments

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Cisco Internet of Things Portfolio Connected Safety and Security

Physical Security Operations Manager

Physical Security Information Managers (PSIM)

3rd Party PSIM

Video Surveillance

Manager

End-to-end Medianet Enable IP Network • Virtualization • Security • Management

Video

Surveillance

Unified Incident

Communications IP Cameras Access Control

IPICS Standard Definition and

High Definition IP Cameras Physical Access Manager

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Video Surveillance Manager 7 Hyper-scalable IP Video Management

• Fully Virtualized on UCS

• Hyper-scalable

Up to 10,000 cameras in a single system

N+1 Redundancy for Cameras

Rapid Changes through Templates

• Windows PC, Browsers, and Mobile Displays

• Network Intelligence via Medianet

Auto-discovery and provisioning

Monitoring and Rapid troubleshooting

• Enterprise Integration ready

DevNet and Comprehensive API for 3rd-party Integration

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Cisco Video Surveillance IP Cameras

• High definition,box, dome, and PTZ IP cameras

• Access to video at any time from any place

• Embedded security and networking

• Motion detection and event notification

• Edge video analytics

• Plug and Play with Cisco POE and Medianet

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IoE Solution Ecosystem

25

Ruggedized Wireless AP

Industrial Routers and Switches

Industrial Security

Hardened Mobile M2M Gateway

IP Cameras

Video Surveillance

Cisco’s IoT Approach

“Customer-In” Approach

• Understanding of key business

care abouts and pain points

• Relevance to LOB

leaders/CXOs

Products/Technologies

• Best-in-class ruggedized

products

• Smart solutions for verticals

• IoT architectures

Strategic Partnerships

• Industry partners

• Vertical software/service

partners

• Service providers

Time Sync

Pervasive Cyber

Security

Scalable Routing

Deterministic Ethernet

Guaranteed Delivery

Big Data Management

SP Services

Energy-Utility Oil and Gas Manufacturing Mining

SP/M2M City Transportation Defense

IOT ENABLERS

RUGGEDIZED PRODUCTS

VERTICALS

Mobile SPs M2M

INDUSTRY PARTNERS

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Manufacturing

Transportation

Energy and Minerals

Public Sector

B2C

Industries

IoE Vertical Solutions GT

M Verticals

Connected

Factory

Connected

Transportation

Connected

Utilities

Connected

Mining

Connected

City

Connected

Public Safety

Connected SP

/M2M

Connected

Oil & Gas

Connected

Retail

Connected Health

Connected Factory

Energy Mgmt.

Connected

Roadways

Connected Pipelines

Connected Mobile

Workforce

Asset Visibility &

Monitoring

SCC Infrastructure Management (City WiFi, Parking, Lighting,

Location, Traffic, Safety & Security)

Connected Schools

Remote Tower

Management

Store-in-a-box

Virtual Patient

Observation

Connected Factory

Wireless

Connected Trains

Connected Refinery

Connected AMI

Connected Predictive

Maintenance

Connected Border

CMX digital

Experience

Patient

Wayfinding

Connected Factory

Security

Connected Stations

Secure Ops

Connected Substation

Automation

Connected Mine

Remote Operations

Connected Law

Enforcement

Fleet/Asset

Management

Remote Expert/

Mobile Advisor

Patient Media

Experience

Workspaces (Smart Spaces & REGS)

Secure Ops

Connected Factory

Automation

Connected Trackside

Connected Oilfield

Connected

Distribution

Automation

Connected Defense

Digital Media Store

Experience

Cisco Health

Presence

Connected Sports

and Entertainment Connected Stadium

Connected Stadium

Wi-FI StadiumVision StadiumVision Mobile

So

ln S

KU

s

(IV

SG

)

Se

rvic

es

(AS

,TS

, C

CS

)

IoE

sa

les

+ C

VA

Eco

syste

m

pa

rtn

ers

Solutions

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Converged,

Managed

Network

Why Cisco for IOE?

End-to-end network architecture

Resilient, scalable, manageable

Open standards based

Proven network security and identity management

Greater mobility (even in harsh environments)

Enables new business models and services

Delivers End-to-End Monitoring and Network Control

Scalable, Flexible, Secure

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5 Requirements for Successful IoE Solutions

Converged,

Managed

Network

Resilience at

Scale

Application

Enablement

Security &

Privacy

Distributed

Intelligence

Foundation… Trusted Leadership, Innovation, and Reliability

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Branch

Intelligent Network

End-to-End Security,

Management and Automation

Internet of Everything – General Solution Architecture

Productivity Applications

Desktop Virtualization Software

Virtualized Data Center

DC Switch

Operating System

Hypervisor

Virtual

UC

Virtual

Social Media engine

Collaboration Applications

Access switching w/PoE

SiSi

Connected Devices

M2M H2H

Analytics – Decision Making

Productivity – Mission Success

M2H

Rooms

Desktop

Mobile

Operational

Technologies

Sensors

Internet of Things

Identity & Wireless

Secure Network

Fabric

Fog Cloud

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Smart+Connected

City Wi-Fi S+C City Location

Services

Smart+Connected

City Lighting

Remote Expert for

Government Services

(REGS)

Smart Cities - Solution & Use Cases

Solution

BOM

Business

Outcome

Key

Capabilities

Foundational network

for City Infra Mgmt.

Foundational City

Network Cisco unifying network

Connectivity to people and

devices (with ISP)

Enterprise grade solution

3rd party sensors add-on to

add value to CIM solution

City Wi-Fi Playbook SKU

UCS, WLC

MSE, Prime

Core Routing/Switching

Switching/Routing

Wireless AP’s

City Planning and new

Monetization models

City Experience

Transformation Retail platform with LBS and

monetization models

Geo Spatial and Analytics Tools

for City Planners

Tourism LBS Experiences

City Location Services SKU’s

UCS

MSE, Prime

Core Routing/Switching

IoT Industrial Switching

Wireless AP’s

Mobility Service Platform

Lighting Nodes

CGR / 1500 series Aps

IoT Industrial

Lighting Management SW

Application Integration Platform

Improved

Government Services

Integrated POD

SX20

IEC/ IEP

Remote Expert Manager

CUCM, CCX, UCS

Energy Efficiency

Light Management Adaptive lighting

Scheduling

Asset tracking

Metering

Auto failure reporting

Bringing government

services closer to citizens Immersive, collaborative

experience

Less travel time

Quick access to the right expert

High-technology but light touch

Industry Insights Key Care-abouts Solutions

Overview

Ref. Model &

GTM Top Use Cases

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Smart Cities - Solution & Use Cases

Smart+Connected

Spaces S+C City Parking S+C City Traffic S+C City

Operations Center

Solution

BOM

Key

Capabilities

Productivity

Improvement

Workplace

Transformation Room & Workstation

Scheduling

Integration with CTG

portfolio

Integration with EN

SCS SKUs

CUCM, CUPS, Jabber,

Collab. Endpoints, TMS, MCU

IEP, IEM, Edge 340

UCS (B/C)

MSE

Parking Revenues Citizen Mobility

Video and video infrastructure

Ruggedized switching

UCS

Partner sensor, gateway and

applications, analytics engine

Control Room

Optimization

Unified Management of

City Infrastructure Integrated Control

Screen Layout Formation

Input Collection

Transmission/Distribution

Multi-Display Operations

SCS SKUs

Cisco Cameras, UCS, VSM,

Video Storage & Collaboration

Partner sensor, gateway and

applications, analytics engine

Parking Asset Value

Enhancement Live Parking availability

information for citizens

Live violation reporting for

enforcement officers

Analytics for city planners

SCS SKUs

Video and video infrastructure

Connected Grid router

City Wi-Fi architecture

Partner sensor, gateway & apps

Application Integration

Traffic Incident

Management Live Detection of traffic

incidents

Verification of incident type

for response

Analytics for planners

Business

Outcome

Industry Insights Key Care-abouts Solutions

Overview

Ref. Model &

GTM Top Use Cases

Smart Citizens

Barcelona: Smart City $3B Value Creation

Smart Lighting Smart Buses Smart Water Smart Bus Stop Smart Parking Smart Waste

Revenue Citizen Experiences Jobs Productivity Cost Avoidance

22@Barcelona

• 4,500 New Companies

• 56,200 New Jobs

• €8.9B Revenues/yr

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University of San Francisco Case Study – Connected Safety and Security

Challenge

• • Improves occupancy assurance and experience in residence halls

• • Leveraging and maximizing existing investments

• • Uses technology that compliments the way students naturally move around campus.

Solution

• •Camera becomes a card reader too!

• Recognize faces of residents and alert front-desk attendant people when non- residents enter

• •Take advantage of existing Cisco Video Surveillance solution integrated with the Unified CBORD CS Gold campus card and security system

• •Add iOmniscient video analytics software

Benefits

• •Improve experience for resident students and front-desk attendants

• Create an accurate record of who enters residence halls

• •Increase value of existing video surveillance solution

• The solution is prevention. Transform traditional forensic tool to forensic tool (video surveillance) to real-time insight used for prevention.

“Now the attendant only needs to verify people who the system doesn’t recognize. We’ve made an unmanageable situation manageable.” -Jason Rossi, Director of One Card & Campus Security Systems, USF

• Higher Education

• San Francisco, CA

• 10,000 Faculty and Students

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Audio

Video

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Cisco IP Camera with Cisco Video Analytics

• Nurse Call

• Voice call

• IP speaker/intercom

• Text to Cisco IP phone display

• Smart phone call

• Pager

• Digital Signage

Cisco Video Surveillance and

Voice / Notification “Bed 304 needs

assistance”

• Centralized Monitoring

• Timely Notification

• Ease of use and operation

• Lower Costs

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Public Safety Roadways Rail Aviation

Ship Transport Mass Transit Connected Car

Connected Transportation Sectors

Commercial

Vehicle Fleet

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Connected Mass Transit & Bus Fleet Management

The Société de transport de Montréal (STM)

Innovating Public Transportation With Intelligent, Converged Networks

Challenge

• Desire to deploy video surveillance,

passenger Wi-Fi and other future apps on

one integrated network

• Need to monitor and track each bus live

• Improve security and customer

service

Solution

Cisco 819 Rugged Router

Business Value Ability to track each bus live via built-in GPS

Transition from Aironet 1310 on each bus to the

C819HGW for added services on same network

Extension of existing Cisco IT infrastructure

Scalable: first phase - order for 400 units. Plan to

deploy 2000 819 ISRs for full STM fleet

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Printer

PDA

GPS

DVR

Laptop or MDT

Video Cameras

License Plate Recognition

3G / 4G Backhaul

4.9,5.8, 2.4 GHz Uplink to Mesh or WLAN Infrastructure

Wireless VoIP Handset

OCR

900 Mhz/5.9 Ghz TSP

• Better communication between

first responders

• Greater operational efficiency

• Faster response times help

save lives

Connected Public Safety

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Challenge Upgrade legacy SCADA systems

Scale network to support growing number of telemetry devices

NERC/CIP, IEC 61850-3 and IEEE 1613 compliance

Solution

Cisco Connected Grid router and switch for integrated grid network

Extend Cisco IP infrastructure from corporate environment to substations

Centralized security and management

Expected Results Flexible platform for cross company applications

Improved visibility into substation operations and logging of telemetry data

Prolong asset life with remote monitoring and support

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Cisco Energy Management Suite

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A comprehensive set of high level Management Applications and Services that discover, inventory, characterize, monitor and manage the Energy Consumption of IP attached devices in the Campus, Data Center and Building Facilities environment.

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Benefits

35% savings in distributed office environments

100% visibility over all physical and virtual devices in your Data Center

<6 months return on investment

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Case Study: School System Fast, agentless deployment; 35% Reduction in Energy Costs

Challenge

School system had very high annual utility expenditure and was

seeking a way to drive down costs.

Environment

Desktop PCs, Laptops, Printers, Switches, Routers

Results

Baseline Savings

• Identified over 1,800 devices that were left on during week

nights after hours and 1,200 devices that were left on over

the weekends.

• Identified all older PCs that were drawing higher power and

were excellent candidates for replacement with newer,

energy efficient machines.

• By enabling Energy Management policies, the school

system was able to reduce their energy costs by 35%.

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Case Study: Hospital 100% Visibility, 30% Reduction in Energy Costs

Challenge

Hospital needed to understand its IT energy consumption to find

opportunities to lower it and meet its goal of operating with

minimal impact to the environment. Originally, it sought a solution

to power manage its VoIP phones when not in use.

Environment

5000+ Devices: 90+ Switches, 800 VoIP phones, 800 PCs,

300 printers

Results

• Easily deployed in a challenging environment, as the hospital

operates 24 hours per day

• Gave 100% visibility into energy consumed throughout their IT

environment, across multiple locations & arranged by dept.

• Reduced energy consumption by more than 30%

Shaded area = savings

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Case Study: City Government Deployed in Hours, Saving $200K/year

• Challenge: City wanted to reduce

IT Plug load energy consumption

and costs

• Environment: 4,400 PCs, monitors

and printers

• Two prior failed attempts using

agent-based PC power

management

• Results: $200K in energy savings

and 1.9 MW in energy reduction

• Deployed in Hours, not weeks or

months Shaded area = savings

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Buses/Trains/Police

•Onboard Monitoring • 4G

• GPS/Asset

• Surveillance

• VoIP

• Entertainment WiFi

Stations

•Passenger Safety • 4G

• Surveillance

• Counting/Warning Analytics

Streets/Tracks

•Safety/Risk Protection • 4G and/or WiFi Mesh connected

• Video storage

• Monitoring

• Link to traffic mgmt

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HQ COCOMS Battlefield Fleet/FOBs Data Center

Cisco IoE Solutions for Defense

Cisco IoE Solution Federal Solution

Connected Cities

IoE Energy Solution

Connected Transportation

Connected Base

Federal Energy Solution

Logistics & Fleet

Cisco IOE Solutions for Defense

Connected Battlefield Connected Base

• Cisco embedded routers and switches are deployed in

thousands of battlefield systems

• Mission fabric: Secure data, voice, and video

communications with aircraft, combat vehicles, ships,

warfighters, and sensors

• Adapt S+CC commercial

solutions to large DoD bases

• Cisco industrial Ethernet and

Wi-Fi to connect and secure

OT systems for DoD bases

• Energy Management - Cisco

Energy Manager, Advanced

Metering, Smart Microgrids

• Monitor, manage, and reduce

energy usage at DoD facilities

and operating bases

Cisco IOE Solutions for Federal

Connected Border

• Migrating DoD solutions to

civilian government for

border security

• Provide an IP network

mission fabric to

interconnect agencies and

field personnel beyond

conventional capabilities

Connected Health

• Connected safety and

security

• VA and military hospitals

• Successful deployments of

video surveillance, IPICS,

Industrial Ethernet, and Wi-

Fi

Connected Factory

• Opportunity to adapt

commercial solutions for

security and automation of

military manufacturing

facilities and repair depots

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