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Chris Timmins Director – Internet of Things Group [email protected] *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others * Roadmaps are subject to change at the sole discretion of Intel
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Chris TimminsDirector – Internet of Things [email protected]
*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others
* Roadmaps are subject to change at the sole discretion of Intel
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Impact of Digital Transformation
Intel’s Point of ViewAccelerating
Development andDeployment
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Impact of Digital Transformation
Intel’s Role andProduct Portfolio
AcceleratingDevelopment and
Deployment
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200% growth of information-based products & services by 2020 compared with traditional product & services¹
62% developers deem IoT ‘very important’ to digital strategies¹
data is at the center of our changing world
1. IDC – Digital Transformation Predictions (source)2. NLC – Cities and Innovation Economy: Perceptions of Local Leaders (source)3. DataAge 2025, (link) 4. Forbes, December 10, 2017 (link)
>55% percentage of all data forecast to be generated by IoT in 2025³
>$300B annual B2B IoT revenue, led by industrial sector ⁴
66% of cities have invested in some type of smart city technology²
Internet of Things Group Intel Confidential
OptimizingProductivity
Drivingefficiency
Loweringcost
Saving Lives
ImprovingQuality of Life
Growingyield
increaseSecurity
Protecting the planet
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EvolUTION OF IOT
CONNECTED SMART AUTONOMOUS
1914 Retail‘General’ Store: Slow, Limited choice
Today’s RetailOne-click shopping, Same Day Delivery
Best of both worlds: Relationship retail with mass efficiency
retail: back to the future
1950 RetailSupermarket: National, branded choices
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The Big Pivot: From store to provider of value
From Merchant Prince to Insight King: Analytics 3.0
The new metrics:Affinity catch and keep
Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. 1 Source: Credit Suisse, Feb. 7, 2017 (link) ; NRF Top 100 Retailers Chart 2008, 2017
HOW WILL THE BRAND CREATE AND DELIVER VALUE?
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prefer to go to the store Digital-physical
mash-ups
Sources: 1. Brookings Institution, April 30, 2018 (link) ; 2. Gallup Organization June 2016 (link) ; 3. Adweek August 22, 2017 (link)
2015: Millennials largest demographic group
Always connected
Millennials 25%Gen Xers 28%Baby Boomers 33%Traditionalists 38%
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Most influential Much less influential Rich content expected
Background photo: Twin Design / Shutterstock.comSources: 1. Kleiner Perkins 2018 Internet Trends, p71 (LINK); 2. Merkle-Intel Digital Shopper Behavior Survey, 2014; 3. McKinseyOther names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
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Intel’s Point of View
Sources: images: Star-tribune.com; Eptica.com; Source: 1. Insights.mobify.com, 2. 3. eMarketer, Jan. 29, 2018 (LINK) Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
T O D A Y ‘S N O R M A T I V E S E R V I C E S
BOPiSbuy online
pick-up in-store
(click n’ collect)
ENDLESS AISLE
all-channelall-the-way tomarketplace
Last milesame day
same hour(yours or 3rd party)
(3-D printing)
returnsanywhereAnytime
(yours or 3rd
party)
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Sources: 1. Forbes, Jan. 23, 2017 (LINK) ; 2. Cisco, 2014Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
The new oil Value is in the refining Descriptive to prescriptive to preemptive
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Taking the Store to the Customer
What Amazon Can’t Do (WACD)
IT’S MORE THAN NEW FORMAT, RESETS, AND ASSOCIATE TRAINING
What is the role of the sales associate?
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Sources: Statista, 2015; Statistic Brain Research Institute, 2015; Nielsen E-Commerce and New Retail Study, Q3 2014; iPad image: Matt BuchananSource: 1. CNBC, quoting ShopperTrak, Nov. 25, 2017 (LINK); 2. Bain Fresh Look at Store Labor; 3. Internet Retailer 2015Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
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Autonomous Vehicles Responsive Retail Manufacturing
Emergency Response Financial services Machine Vision Cities/transportation
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AcceleratingDevelopment and
Deployment
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Working with developers and partners to bring products to market that are helping businesses across many industries realize the full potential of edge computing and the Internet of Things.
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Intel’s work to accelerate IoT adoption
Scalable Technology Robust Ecosystem Business Transformation Industry Leadership
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Singlefunction
Singlefunction
WORKLOAD CONSOLIDATION AT the EDGE
Digital DisplayDigital Display Plus Camera
Smart Vending
Digital Surveillance
Virtual Banking
WI-FI Hotspots
Digital Signage
Singlefunction
ATMVendingMachine
DigitalSurveillance
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AI is transforming industries worldwide
HealthcareEnhanced Diagnostics
Drug Discovery
Patient Care
Research
Sensory Aids
RetailPersonalized Shopping
Experience
Inventory Management
In-store Surveillance
Smart CitiesSafety & Security
Resident Engagement
Traffic Management
TransportEnhanced In-cabin
Experience
Aircraft Maintenance and Safety
Real-time Tracking of Packages/ Fleet
IndustrialPredictive Maintenance
Machine Vision
Robotics
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Inspiring and investing in developers
1 The total addressable market for IoT was 7.4M developers in Q2 2017, Developer Economics Q3 2017 | www.DeveloperEconomics.com & Slash Data
2 IoT devices 50 billion by 2020 representing $6 trillion invested, Technocracy News & Trends 2016, & PCMag
IoT Developers and growing1
Multi-$Billions in market opportunities2
7.4 Million
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INTEL UNVEILS NATIONAL IOT STRATEGY DIALOGUE INITIATIVEhttp://blogs.intel.com/policy/2017/10/03/intel-collaborates-unveil-national-iot-policy-strategy/
Investing in our future AND INFLUENCING STANDARDS
*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
AcquisitionsIntel Capital Has Invested > $1B Over Past 3 Years
+ ….
HP founded in a Palo Alto garage
The first Apple computer
The first YouTube video
Sources: HP garage image: www.hp.com; First Apple Computer image: Flickr user: Ed Uthman; First YouTube video upload image: Yakov LapitskyOther names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
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THANK YOU
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