"If you hate change, you're going to like irrelevance even less"
The Industrial Internet of Things is about the Internet of VERY IMPORTANT Things
The IIoT is made up of advanced sensors, intelligent machines, data networks and deep analytic software. We are entering an era where technology will maximize the efficiency of our most critical physical assets - devices, machines, cities. The IIoT is about capturing data, analysing it to seek out efficiencies, and capturing those efficiencies in profitable business outcomes.
The IIoT is made up of advanced sensors, intelligent machines, data networks and deep analytic software. We are entering an era where technology will maximize the efficiency of our most critical physical assets - devices, machines, cities. The IIoT is about capturing data, analysing it to seek out efficiencies, and capturing those efficiencies in profitable business outcomes.
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NEW - McRock's Industrial Internet of Things Report 2016
We just released the 2nd Edition of our IIoT Report. Once again we interview the leading corporations and the hottest startups in the IIoT. This year we also have added a snapshot of the active M&A landscape. Read about real industry IIoT use-cases and how the market has evolved. Companies include:
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VIDEO Montage: The World is Waking Up"By installing sensors and software to make machines “smart,” and applying deep analytics to understand the data they generate, industrial companies are building a new Industrial Internet that will improve safety, increase productivity and unlock hundreds of billions in value."
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TED TALK VIDEO: Rise of the Machines - Why Humans Win
IIoT Report Collection
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GENPACT: 2016 Reality Check
Genpact tries to make sense of what is holding industry back when adopting the IIoT. To determine this, they interviewed 173 senior executives from manufacturing companies around the world. |
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SAS: The Autonomous Grid
A report on machine learning and IoT for utilities. Examples of how utilities are applying machine learning to data. |
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McRock IIoT Report
A must read report if you want to cut through the hype and understand what is really happening in the next major revolution of the Internet - the Industrial Internet |
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The Evolution to Smart Manufacturing
Schneider Electric explains that the potential of the IIoT lies in the ability to link automation systems with enterprise-level systems |
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Digital Oilfield Outlook Report
One of the best reports we have read on the tremendous opportunity and impediments for the IIoT in the Oilfield |
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The Economist: The IoT
This report from The Economist discloses the results of the Internet of Things (IoT) Business Index which was created to measure the level of uptake in IoT by businesses globally. The report confirms that IoT is an idea whose time has finally come. |
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HBR: Smart Connected Products
The evolution of products into intelligent, connected devices which are increasingly embedded in broader systems is radically reshaping companies and competition |
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McKinsey IoT Report
The myriad possibilities that arise from the ability to monitor and control things in the physical world electronically have inspired a surge of innovation and enthusiasm. |
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Cisco: New Reality for O&G
To maximize operational efficiency, oil and gas companies must address the “data deluge”—much of it increasingly generated by the IIoT
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Cisco Infographic
The digital transformation in O&G can fuel global GDP
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World Economic Forum
In the next 10 years, the IoT will dramatically alter manufacturing, energy, transportation and other industrial sectors of the economy which, together, account for nearly two-thirds of the global gross domestic product (GDP).
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Verizon IoT Report 2015
It’s not hype. The Internet of Things is already having a massive impact on business. It offers organizations the opportunity to transform how they operate, and gives both new entrants and established players the ability to innovate and disrupt.
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Rise of Smart Machines
Arranging a marriage between the Internet and traditional industry is like trying to engineer a new and highly complex life form,using pre-existing parts that weren’t designed to work together.
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GE Interconnectedness
GE's Chief Economist, Marco Annunziata's latest white paper on the drivers behind GE achieving $1 billion in revenue in 2014 from predictive solutions for the Industrial Internet.
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The Digital FactoryMIT Industrial Internet of Things Workshop
Presented by Rick Dries, Director of Engineering Support, Digital Factory Division, Siemens USA October 7, 2014 |
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IIoT Industrial Applications
MIT Industrial Internet of Things Workshop
Presented by Paul Brooks, Business Development Manager, Global Business Development October 7, 2014 |
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IIoT Driving Growth
The Industrial Internet of Things has been heralded primarily as a way to improve
operational efficiency. But in today’s environment, companies can also benefit greatly by seeing it as a tool for finding growth in unexpected opportunities. |
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Connected Manufacturing
The manufacturing world is on the cusp of the next major industrial revolution. Manufacturers are beginning to realize the benefits of not only connecting their plants, but everything around the plant including the supply chain, distributor/dealer networks and the manufactured equipment itself.
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Apps For The IIoT
Software is eating the world and Industrial markets are next. Consumer Apps have blazed the trail but the risks and rewards are magnitudes greater in the high-stakes world of Industrial Software.
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McRock Infographic
This killer infograhic (at least we think so) highlights the key findings from McRock's "Apps For The Industrial Internet" report
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Man Versus Machine
Human generated web data has nothing on the volumes of data being produced by machines. Today, data generated from machines is growing faster than any other source. Sensors on turbines, planes, trains, and other kinds of infrastructure are tracking thousands of gigabytes each minute.
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The Machines Are Talking
In this report O’Reilly examines further the structure and architecture of how they see the industrial internet evolving. The report also highlights the importance of using intelligent sensors and big data to optimize industrial assets at the system level.
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Cisco Report 2013
In this report Cisco estimates that over $14 trillion of economic potential could be created as devices and machines increasingly become connected to the “internet of everything”. Intelligent Infrastructure begins to emerge as these millions of devices are connected.
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GE Report 2013
In this follow-up report on the Industrial Internet, GE estimates that this new wave of innovation could boost global GDP by as much as $10-15 trillion over the next 20 years.
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Drilling for Data
This Infographic produced by IDC with sponsorship from SAP, describes that "increased growth in the volume, variety and velocity of technical data, and a larger role for unconventional resources like shale gas and tight oil will drive oil & gas companies to focus their IT investments on data management and analytics, as well as mobility".
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GE IIoT Report 2012
In this report, GE explains their vision for the industrial internet – which relates very closely to intelligent infrastructure – and focuses on combining global industrial machines and systems with advanced computing, analytics, and low-cost sensing.
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Bosch IoT Report
This report by Bosch's Software Innovations Group discusses how to succeed in a connected world. It also highlights the four key parts of an IoT ecosystem.
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The Silent Intelligence
The Silent Intelligence explores the history, current trends, investment opportunities, and the changes that are taking place in the M2M landscape.
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GE Industrial Big Data
Driving the fulfillment of an industrial big data platform is one that will require the help of an ecosystem of software, hardware, and service providers – some established, and some start-ups.
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Smart Water Report
This report examines the challenges in better managing scarce water resources using smart technologies. The authors have conducted in-depth interviews with 182 water utilities around the globe to examine operations and budgets.
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