IoT - Enabled Solutions in Mobility - The Changing Landscape of Travel

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The Changing

Landscape of Travel

IoT-ENABLEDSOLUTIONSIN MOBILITY


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What is IoT?IoT (Internet of Things) refers to the use of intelligently-connected devices and

systems to leverage and analyse data gathered by embedded sensors and

actuators in machines and other physical objects to help take decisions.

The use of IoT in travel will maximize capacity, increase connectivity or data

profiling, improve infrastructure efficiencies, and meet increasing governmentalregulatory requirements.

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Growth of IoTIoT is seeing exponential growth due to

Decreasing costs

in computing

Proliferation of

mobile devices

Ubiquitous

connectivity

Rise of cloud

computing



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Market Size

connected devices

globally by 2020

World IoT Revenue

According to IDC, IoT revenue

by region in 2020

26 BILLIONThe global business impact of

Machine-to-Machine through cost

reduction and improved quality of

service can be as much as 4.5

trillion USD in 2020

Latin

America

Middle East

and Africa

Central and

Eastern Europe

North

America

Western

Europe

Asia Pacific

$76.3

$114

.4

$217

.1

$1.9

$2.1

$2.6

billion billion billion trillion trillion trillion



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Global IoT Penetration

China - 47%

Germany - 43%

Japan - 42%

Brazil - 42%

US - 41%

Spain - 41% France - 37%

ASEAN - 36%

Canada - 35%

Australia - 33%

UK - 32%



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Capabilities Needed for IoT

Robust ecosystem

of partners

Low-cost

network bandwidth

Efficient

device interface

Technology platform

to exchange data

Holistic

strategy



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Sensors

Communication Actuators

Storage Processing

Devices Localization

& Tracking

IdentificationSensors to measure various

environmental parameters like

temperature, pollution level,

movement, sounds and overcrowding

(of people or things)

Supported by wi-fi

networks, wireless

transmitters such as RFID

tags and near-field

communication (NFC)

Components of an IoT Ecosystem

Mechanisms that work

with sensors to trigger

machine processes

Exponentially large

volume of real-time

data needs to be

stored, analyzed and

transformed into

useful information

Anything that

collects and transmits

information like

smartphones, tablets,

RFID tags

For IoT data to be

meaningful and help

deliver services

Involves linking multiple

sensors together to

record changes in

position

Each device has a unique

transmission signature. With

IPv6 many more addresses

are available to identify and

locate web enabled devices



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IoT Solutions: Value Chain

SmartModules

SmartObjects

OperatingNetwork

Enable IntegrateSystems

ProvideService

SIM card

Sensor

Actuator

Aggregator

Transponder

Camera

Car

Domestic appliance

Electricity

meter

Network

Connectivity

Quality

Availability

Platform

Enabling

capabilities

Applications,

devices and

maintenance

Storage

Interfaces

Back-end

Configuration

Hardware

Development

Service

creation

Provisioning

Billing



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Comparison of Traditional Mobile

Telephony and The IoT-enabled World

Rise of smart-city-connected devices has led to multiple touch points changing the model from

B2C to a B2B2C model so organizations can seamlessly connect with the user, across the ecosystem.

Mobile Operator

Traditional mobile telephony: B2C

IoT-enabled world: B2B2C

Mobile Operator

Multiple industries

Consumers

Consumers



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IoT Solutions Help With

Enable access:

Mobile-enabled IoT can

ensure the delivery of

services in remote and

previously unconnected

geographies.

Increase efficiency:

Through the IoT, business

can benefit from insights,

visibility and control by

real-time tracking of

machinery, equipment

and employees. This can

cut wastage, increase

productivity and safety

and extend asset life.

Enhance personalization:

Through customer

analytics, businesses will

be able to understand

and profile their

customers better in order

to be able to deliver more

customized services at an

individual level, thereby

transforming the

customer experience.



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IoT in Travel

Overview

324USD

USD

USD

IoT Travel & Transport revenue

opportunity (2018)

20.3%annual compounded revenue growth

rate (2013-2018)

168Potential annual savings to the freight

transportation with IoT solutions

128average organizational spend on IoTinitiatives (2015)

billion

million

billion



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Impact of IoT

Enables products & services

enhancements

Increased engagement levels with

solutions & services

Improved supply chain

Allows development of new

revenue streams

Enhance productivity & efficiency

Lowers cost & time-to-market



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IoT in Real Life

Smart Ports

The Port of Hamburgimplemented an IoT-based

solution to increase the

throughput from 9 million

containers today to 25

million by 2025. Sensors

are put in trucks and

containers to determine

optimum usage of port

resources.

Smart Fleets

The worlds largest privatelyowned fleet management

services company, ARI collects

and analyzes thousands of data

elements. It uses an IoT platform

to track vehicles maintenance,

fuel use, licensing, driver

behavior, and more delivering

fast and actionable information

to help customers save money,

build revenue, and improve

productivity.

Connected Logistics

AT&T Cargo with FlightSafeuses sensors to track valuable

cargo by collecting information

details such as location,

humidity, temperature and light.

For the product to work

seamlessly, the cargo is tracked

on a real-time basis across as

many as 200+ countries through

partnerships that AT&T has

created with 28 airlines.



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IoT in Hotels

Automatic adjustment of

lighting & temperature

Electronic key cards on mobile devices

for self check-in & room service

Smart locks with NFC

readers to facilitate access

Consistent, customized

experience for

returning guests using

Hotel IT solutions

IoT-enabled cameras & proximity

sensors for cost-effective security

mechanism

Robot butlers

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IoT in Airlines

Expedite departures for late passengerslocated through NFC beacons

Security wait times

Automatic rebookingwhen passengers

wont make flight

Smart luggage tagsto track and identifyluggage location usingairline mobility

solutions

Ground transportationat airport location

Real-timeBusiness Intelligence and

Analyticsfor airlineto track flight data,optimize fuel consumption and anticipate

maintenance issues

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Connected pallets and forkliftsto the buildinginfrastructure for optimization

Item-level RFID tagging for inventory

management

Gateways attached camerasfor scanning

pallets and damage detection

Connected assetsenable predictivemaintenance for warehouse transport systems

Location and condition monitoring for

transport visibility and security

Vehicle telematics and vehicle infrastructure

integration for traffic & fleet management

IoT in Logistics



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Challenges

IoT devices are vulnerable to problems with

password security, encryption and software

protection

Privacy concerns for users will be in the form ofdata generation from IoT devices and accessibility

of that data

High cost of implementation and maintenance of

IoT devices



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ConclusionEven with challenges like security and user privacy, IoT holds great potential in terms

of optimization and enhancement of existing travel applicatons and automation. IoT

solutions will continue to generate exponential data that will enable airlines, hotels,

resorts, cruise lines, rental car operators, and others to make customer experiences

more personalized, context-aware and valuable. The insights gathered help engage

with customers seamlessly across all travel touchpoints.



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Sources for IoT booklet:

SAP: The CEO Perspective Internet of Things for

Travel and Transportation

Accenture Mobility Research 2015

Phocuswright: How Will the Internet of Things

(IoT) Impact the Travel Experience?

PwC:Realising the benefits of mobile-enabledIoT solutions, March 2015

Tata Consultancy Services, Internet of Things:

The Complete Reimaginative Force conducted

by Research Now, July 22, 2015

Cisco Blog: Mobilitys Place in the Internet of

Things

Hotel Business Review: How 26 Billion "Internet

of Things" Devices Will Impact The Hotel

Industry

Hospitalitynet:The Internet of Things - The

Impact on the Travel and Hotel Industry

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