Internet of Everything (IoE) - Promise & Potential
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Internet of Everything (IoE) - Promise & Potential

Combined Session
Thursday, May 15, 2014 14:30—15:30
Location: ALPSEE

Connecting the Real World with the Virtual World: Use Cases, Application Categories and Business Models for the IoE

The IoE can be roughly categorized in 2 application areas: Information, Awareness & Analysis on the one side and Automation, Control & Optimization on the other hand. In this session, we will talk about applications and business models within those 2 areas, how they will evolve and how they will impact your infrastructure.

Connecting the Real World with the Virtual World: Use Cases, Application Categories and Business Models for the IoE
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Connecting the Real World with the Virtual World: Use Cases, Application Categories and Business Models for the IoE
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Rob Newby
Rob Newby
KuppingerCole
Rob Newby studied Physics at the University of Bath, UK, before graduating and choosing a career in Security and Risk Management. He is now a governance, risk and compliance specialist with a...
Hans Zandbelt
Hans Zandbelt
Ping Identity
Hans Zandbelt is a technical architect in the CTO office at Ping Identity. He holds an MSc. degree in Computer Science, Tele-Informatics and Open Systems from the Universiteit of Twente (1993). He...

Challenges from the Identities of Things

The Internet of Things (IoT) is beginning to evolve and early solutions are now being implemented. We can find implementations in areas like logistics, farming, home automation and many others. But its restrictions become obvious as we try to connect solutions of different vendors, communities or standard groups. Apart from communication protocols new identity management mechanisms are crucial for a growing Internet of Things. This presentation discusses real project examples and introduces challenges coming from the Identities of Things as well as possible solutions encompassing identifier, mapping, discovery, authentication, authorization and privacy.

Challenges from the Identities of Things
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Challenges from the Identities of Things
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Ingo Friese
Ingo Friese
Deutsche Telekom AG
Ingo Friese is a research engineer and project manager at Deutsche Telekom AG. He has more than 10 years’ experience in the field of in Identity Management, Next Generation Networks and IMS....
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