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Global - The Internet of Things (IoT)

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Telecom Investment Research Note


With the development of high-speed broadband infrastructure now well and truly underway in many countries it is important to look at what will be the real value of this new infrastructure. The infrastructure that is now being built offers a range of features such as ubiquitousness, affordability, low latency, high speed and high capacity. It will link millions of devices, such as sensors, that will enable us to manage our environment, traffic, infrastructures, and our society as a whole much more efficiently and effectively.

This ‘Internet of Things’, also referred to as M2M; is going to be a real game-changer. It will transform every single sector of society and the economy and it will be out of this environment that new businesses – and indeed new industries – will be born. Many ICT companies are increasing their presence in countries that either have or are developing high-speed infrastructure, Australia is a good example here. Their NBN is an ideal test-bed for such developments. A great deal of attention is being paid to cloud computing and the NBN can be viewed as one gigantic cloud. Qatar is aiming to use its NBN to become a regional centre for the Arab countries.

This report provides insights into the developments referred to as the Internet of Things (IoT) and M2M. It also provides unique and valuable examples of smart city projects which provide an indication of the future potential of IoT developments.

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Internet of Things; M2M; sensors network; Behavioural Attitudinal Geolocation; smart grids; information processing; Complex Event Planning (CEP); U-CEP, personal informatics; artificial intelligence; E-Science; NBN; Cloud Computing; smart cities; business opportunities; sector transformation.

Table of Contents

  • 1. Synopsis
  • 2. ‘Things’
  • 3. From SCaDa to IoT
    • 3.1 Machine-to-machine communications (M2M)
    • 3.2 Connected devices
  • 4. Sensors
    • 4.1 Introduction
    • 4.2 Micro-electronic-mechanical devices
    • 4.3 Nanotechnology
    • 4.4 Commercial IoT products
  • 5. Change in services driven by sensing and monitoring information
  • 6. Who will dominate the IoT market?
  • 7. Building smart communities and smart countries
  • 8. Stage one – infrastructure
    • 8.1 Electricity companies and the Internet of Things
      • 8.1.1 Smart metering will account for over 40% of installed M2M devices
      • 8.1.2 IPv6 update
  • 9. Stage two – trans-sector policies
  • 10. Stage three – the business game-changer
  • 11. Application examples
    • 11.1 Behavioural Attitudinal Geolocation
    • 11.2 Deep Packet Inspection (DPI)
    • 11.3 Cloud Computing – an essential element of the Internet of Things
    • 11.4 Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (U-CEP)
    • 11.5 Cognitive computing
    • 11.6 Wireless Networks
    • 11.7 Smart grids
    • 11.8 Pachube
    • 11.9 Smartphones
    • 11.10 e-entertainment
    • 11.11 IPv6
    • 11.12 Opportunistic computing
    • 11.13 E-Science
      • 11.13.1 Citizens E-Science
      • 11.13.2 From video to virtual knowledge
  • 12. Staggering IoT predictions
  • 13. Related reports
  • Table 1 – Worldwide connected devices
  • Chart 1 –Worldwide market share of M2M connections – 2011; 2020
  • Exhibit 1 – Cows and the IoT
  • Exhibit 2 – Smart shopping
  • Exhibit 3 – Lifetime customer relationships
  • Exhibit 4 – Many Eyes – e-science web site example
  • Exhibit 5 – GigaPort and SURFnet

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