1. Smart Cities = Smart Living
Developing an Effective Smart City Platform:
Addressing Usability and Accessibility Concerns
Chuks Okpaka
Country Managing Director
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
August, 2017

2. AGENDA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Global Urbanization and its Challenges
Interconnectivity of Smart Cities 3
The Meaning of Smart Living 4
Smart Solutions at a Glance 5
Security, Usability, and Accessibility Concerns and Opportunities 6
The Smart Cities Value Chain 7
Critical Smart Cities Enablers 8
Q & A

3. 80 % Global Urbanization Trend of world’s CO2 emissions
Business growth
Prosperity of middle class
In cities in 2050
Economic opportunity

4. Everything connected …
Air quality
Product electronics & entertainment
Product delivery
Pumps
Security
Asset tracking
Noise
Air conditioner
Telecom infrastructure
Access control
Electricity switch
Vibration
Lighting
Traffic lights
Digital signage
Vehicle leasing
Roadside equipment
Power distribution
Fire & emergency
Driver behavior
Connected car
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5. Smart Living is about … And more … Smart Water Smart Lighting
Smart Traffic
Smart Parking
Make more informed decisions, protect city’s water supply and prevent water waste using data from detecting water pressure, temperatures and leaks
Save time for maintenance crews and
save fuel costs –
from driving around town to find and replace broken bulbs
Optimize traffic flow using traffic signals, the number of vehicles and pedestrians; Inform commuters about the next bus or train in near-real time by using digital signage
Better utilization of assets, including parking spaces and enforcement staff, by providing real-time parking availability info; reduced circulation times to lower environmental impacts (pollution, noise)
Smart Buildings
Smart Industry
Smart Environment
Location/Context Based Services
Optimize building electricity usage with motion sensor lights which can dim or shut off when a room is empty; Alert when there is a leaking pipe using smart meters; monitor energy use of an electric meter and alert when it reaches a specific threshold
Enable easier tracking of transport and logistics flows, not only for one industry, but multi-industry (e.g., retail, oil, shipping, etc.)
Monitor air quality, pollution and other weather conditions such as temperature and humidity, to optimize resource utilization and reduce the cities impact on the environment and improve the quality of life for it’s citizen
Provide real-time city event info; leverage GPS locations and combine with the user profiles to find a suitable parking spot while considering the driver's sport interest, event starting time, tickets purchased/seat numbers etc.
And more …

6. Smart Parking Optimize parking utilization and provide better service
100%
50% 0%
Hours of day
Sensors
Intelligence
Application
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
Utilization patterns of parking spots
Parking violation frequencies
Overall parking behaviors per spot, day & hour 98 66 73 76 62 69
81 81 90 90 50
44 42 52 74
7 23
Vacant 32.36%
Violation parking distribution by hours of day
Violation parking distribution by days
Parked 67.64%
Average parking duration per days of the week
Over 24 Hours
2727
Source: HPE Smart Parking with HPE UIoT platform & Analytics

7. Smart Waste Management
Protect Environment and provide better service 50
The waste from cities alone is already enough to fill a line of trash trucks 5,000 kilometers long every day …. 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5
Average Patterns of Waste Collection
per Day & Hour
Waste Fill-Up Patterns
Waste Collection Patterns
Analysis of Efficiency
Collection Absence Analysis
6am 7am 8am 9am 10am
11am
12pm
1pm 2pm 3pm
2828
Source: HPE Smart Waste with HPE UIoT platform & Analytics

8. Smart Public Safety – Example Beijing
Olympic Stadium and Financial District
Efficient & dense connectivity Security
Services easy to integrate Cost
Deploy a wireless infrastructure for city modernization before the Olympic Games
Reduce the risk of potential terrorist threats by provincial and multinational groups
Increase public safety and security, including traffic monitoring
Provide secure Internet access during and after the
Olympic Games for visitors and citizens
Consider a cost-effective alternative to digging and trenching to lay cable and minimize stirring up pollutants
Source: HPE Aruba Wifi solutions

9. Smart Living in the city
Predictive intelligence
Better connectivity
Wifi / Cellular / LPWAN
Better environment
Better Security
Environment control
Cybersecurity 8
HPE Private | Confidential

11. And beyond the city … to the people
where they are ! 9

12. Smart Health
Telemedicine: Virtually Bringing the Doctor to the patient
Bringing healthcare professionals virtually in to the ambulance or to his home
Mobile applications and tablets
Cloud based storage and data handling
Secure infrastructure for emergency room
and ambulance
Secure data, video & voice transmission over IP over 4G
Enhanced productivity
Improved patient care
Lower cost for distinct diagnoses – treatment combinations (e.g. stroke treatment)
Opportunity to start medical expertise centre to support patients transports
Tele Specialists in Hospital & Medical Expertise Center
Security
Auditing
Point of Accident Point of Care Patient Home
Medical episodes Statistics
Converged cloud
Data
Voice
Video

13. Connected Car Safer driving through swarm intelligence and analytics
Use information gathered from other vehicles on the road (the “swarm”) and from infrastructure, and pass real-time contextual information to a specific car or other road users for a better intelligent driving experience.
– Sensors in the car, on the road collect information
Everything (V2X) communication.
– Innovative use of V2V to provide accurate contextual information to other vehicles in the same vicinity.
– Information is securely communicated and aggregated with other information (weather, traffic etc)
– Remotely manage millions of devices, including device discovery, configuration and management and secure connectivity
– Decisions/recommen dations are made and sent back to the car(s)
– In the meantime, car talk to each other : Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V) or Vehicle to 11
Source: HPE Connected car with HPE Universal IoT platform

14. TOO MUCH DATA … TOO MANY DEVICES … TOO MANY APPS
Surge in data requires a new approach for speed, agility, and security
Data explosion
IT complexity
1 trillion
The number of apps to manage is
rapidly increasing
By 2020*, with IoT and 5G,
trillion applications exchanging zettabytes of digital data over billion devices
*20.8 billion IoT endpoints predicted to be in service by 2020

15. Security Concerns and Opportunities
Who is the responsible authority and are they prepared ?

16. Security concerns and opportunities … at Home
Who should we blame?
What is the solution?
Source: HPE Survey 14

17. Usability Concerns and Opportunities
Usability is a measure of how easy it is to use something:
How easy will the use of the smart platforms be for typical users to understand, learn, and operate e.g., “user-friendliness”
It is also “...the extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified context of use.” [ISO Definition ( )]
Leapfrogging is not the answer. A well thought out plan is mandatory. It will deepen our understanding of technology and possibly lead to patent developments.

18. Accessibility Concerns and Opportunities
An extension of inclusion movement
About 25 million Nigerians have at least one form of disability
The potential of Smart platforms is accessibility
Content must be organized for everyone to navigate and access
Design must follow universal principles
Interfaces must be robust to receive diverse forms of input
Architecture must be resilient and flexible enough for everyone to participate effectively and efficiently without limitations in functionalities.

19. Smart Living is about … people
Happy Living

20. HPE- The trusted IT vendor in IoT: Smart Cities Value Chain
Ecosystem
Open, extensive,
partner-driven
Connectivity
Ubiquitous, always- on, reliable
Data
Contextual, insightful, at scale
Security
Services
Advise, transform, integrate, manage, analytics, governance
End-to-end, proactive,
Defense-in-depth
Compute
Distributed, deep edge to the cloud
Control
Sense and respond, event management
IoT platform
Enable and manage value chain

21. Connectivity 4G WIFI LORA FIXED 5G LPWAN
How can I make IoT data consumable—reliably and securely—across all devices and environments, on a global scale?
IoT Requirement HPE Examples
Aruba WIFI, HPE mobility Solutions (3- Solutions (3-4G-5G), LPWAN ie LORA
Wired/ Wireless Networking Networking
IoT Platform
Universal IoT Platform
Secure, multi-protocol connectivity
Global Connectivity Platform Platform
Connectivity unifies access, management, and configuration of devices—enabling secure connectivity in virtually any operating environment.
Connect and Protect Architecture Architecture
Trusted Endpoints
Aruba Meridian
(Beacons & Sensors)
Location-based services 4G
Digital-Context Awareness
Digital Context Aware Solutions
WIFI
LORA
FIXED 5G
Network, Mobility & Cloud Consulting Consulting Services
Services
LPWAN 17

22. Compute CLOUD CONTAINERS EDGE VIRTUALIZATION
How do I balance data processing between the edge of the network, cloud, and data center?
IoT Requirement HPE Examples
Edge
Micro/Gateway On-Premise Mesh/Compute
Edgeline,
Distributed Mesh Computing Computing (Future)
Enterprise Data Center Center
Rack/Tower Blades
Mission Critical Object Stores
ProLiant, Moonshot BladeSystem, Synergy, Superdome, Nonstop, Apollo (w/ Scality, Swift)
Optimize IoT data, from collection to analytics, from the edge to the cloud, enabling ingest and compute at scale.
The right compute at the right place at the right time.
CLOUD
Cloud
Software
CloudSystem
HPE Helion, NFV System
Services
Consulting Services Services
Platform, Software-defined defined Infrastructure, Data Data Center, Cloud Services
CONTAINERS
EDGE
VIRTUALIZATION 18

23. Data ANALYTICS AUTONOMIC NETWORKS
How do I turn big data into
real-time insights that deliver business outcomes?
IoT Requirement HPE Examples
Vertica- structured
Autonomy-unstructured (Video) Hadoop
Telemetry
Big Data Optimized Infrastructure Infrastructure
(DL380, Apollo, Moonshot, Big Data Data Reference Architecture)
IoT Analytics Time Series
Platforms
Leverage devices as new contextual data sources, allowing creation of historical and predictive insights to unlock business outcomes and integrate insights across operations.
ANALYTICS
AUTONOMIC NETWORKS
Data Advisory & Discovery Analytics & Data Management Purpose-Built Analytics Haven on Demand
Data Science Services
Data Advisory Services
Big Data Consulting services Actionable Analytics solutions Predictive Maintenance Analytics Analytics
Services 19

24. IoT Platform
HPE Universal IoT platform - UIoT
Enterprise Specific Applications/Use Cases Data Service Cloud
Device & Service Management
Data Analytics
Back-end Systems (BSS/OSS)
Data Acquisition
& Verification
Network Interworking Proxy
Standardized architecture streamlines onboarding new applications and manages information in a unified, standard, secure, and flexible end-to- end system.
Private network (RF, WiFi…) CSP network (fixed / mobile)
IoT Gateways
IoT Devices and Connected Objects 27
HPE Private | Confidential

26. Thank you