The Internet of Everything

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The Internet of Everything in the Public Sector

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When the Internet of Everything is written about in history, the main determiner of its success

or failure will be how it has benefited humanity.

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The Cleveland Museum of ArtChallenge

- Leverage mobile technology to create personalized

exploration for each visitor – to reach those not typically

drawn to museums

Solution- Technological renovation of the museum experience that incorporates interactive and mobile technology to raise

visitor engagement

Impact- 70 percent increase in

overall museum attendance and 30 percent boost in

family memberships

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San Jose State UniversityChallenge

- Make technological improvements to promote

“anytime, anywhere” learning experience

Solutions- Wireless network throughout campus

- Improved telecoms for video-conferencing &

collaboration- Immersive video

Impact- Increased connectivity for

“anytime, anywhere” education for SJSU through

increased avenues of learning

- Significant cost savings for the university

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Ontario Lottery and GamingChallenge

- Expand Ontario Lottery and Gaming shareholder profits- Attract a younger audience

and ensure that gaming dollars remain in the province

SolutionsNew PlayOLG.ca site features:

- More player protection- More secure transactions

and data privacy

Impact- New revenue streams by

capturing segments of population unable to travel to

physical gaming facilities

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Elon UniversityChallenge

- Create a network that supports their Internet of

Everything vision; connecting all campus technologies

Solutions- Wireless Network

- Phone/Video Conferencing- Door Access Technology

- Data Collection- Utilities Management

Impact- Enhanced security and

safety; secondarily, UCS has a significant impact on revenue

streams

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Fernbank Museum of Natural HistoryChallenge

- Make museum a more dynamic educational and

social location, while improving the overall

experience

Solution- Interactive, museum-

branded mobile application that delivers targeted

museum content to guests via high-density web of Wi-Fi

Impact- The density of Wi-Fi

availability throughout the museum enables additional

exhibit content, which allows guests to be further engaged

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City of Guayaquil, EcuadorChallenge

- Improve the lives of residents, and help them

succeed in a new information economy

Solutions- Increased Internet access by providing 50 free Wi-Fi hotspots around the city

- Deployed a telemedicine program allowing patients to

receive remote diagnosis

Impact- All citizens, even those with

limited economic and physical mobility, now have

free Internet access and telemedicine

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Amrita University

Challenge- Support qualified teachers in

training and empowering other teachers throughout

India

Solution- A-VIEW software allows

collaborative, synchronized sharing of many types of

multimedia content of lectures, text, and

presentations

Impact- More than 450 universities

and 4,000 colleges throughout India and abroad

have access to A-VIEW

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