1. Azure IoT Sam George Director, Azure IoT BRK4025 5/31/2018 3:23 PM
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2. Microsoft IoT is already delivering great results across industries
Improves access to production and supply chain data worldwide, reducing downtime costs by as much as $300,000 per day
Microsoft IoT is already delivering great results across industries
Chillers restart 9x faster than unconnected equipment, avoiding more than $300,000 in hourly downtime costs
By analyzing driving trends on its own patrol fleet, RAC has reduced its accident rate by 25%, and reduced fuel usage by 20% - reporting annual savings of $1.8 million
Tetra Pak's IoT business results show down-time cut down by up to 48 hours for each packaging line saving up to 30,000 Euros for customers. “
“Finning's IoT solution has enabled customers to quickly solve business problems from a dashboard, transport more than 1 million additional tons of cargo via machine learning, reduce fuel consumption by reducing ideling by 17%, and increase ROI and competitiveness for the long term.”
By telling farmers such things as when to irrigate, how to control diseases and where to fight pests, agroNET provides an action plan to maximize efficiency. This solution has seen yield increases of 30% due to data & machine learning informed irrigation decisions and reductions in water use by 20%.”
Cutting fuel usage by 1 percent could save $250,000 per plane per year
Gathers data from sensors and systems to create valuable business intelligence and reduce downtime by 50%
Ensure the licorice extruders on Twizzler’s production line are performing at peak optimization, saving over $500K/year on licorice alone.

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4. IoT Solutions Have a Common Pattern
Things
Insights
Actions

5. The IoT Pattern is Broadly Applicable Across Industries
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The IoT Pattern is Broadly Applicable Across Industries
Drone
Cows
Aircrafts
Street sweepers
Auto
Electric charging stations
Fryers
Oil equipment
Dogs
Vending machines
Buses
Power plant
Buildings
Factory floor
Elevators
Oil distribution
IoT
Racing
Trucks
Power tools
Vaccine dispensers
Mining equipment
Surveillance
Engines
Postboxes
Smart meters
Smart grids
Medical devices
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6. IoT projects can be complex
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IoT projects can be complex
Difficult to maintain cohesive security
Time-consuming to get started
Incompatible with existing infrastructure
Challenging to scale over time
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7. A more realistic view… … and why IoT needs simplifying Things Insights
Fault tolerance
Deployment
Data storage
Solution scale
Business process integration
Enterprise integration
Cold path analytics
Provisioning devices
Cost management
Operations monitoring
Device recovery
Internationalization
High availability
Updating devices
Cloud-to-device commands
Transport protocols
Device lifecycle
Warm path analytics
Things
Insights
Actions
Drivers
Disaster recovery
Hot path analytics
Device updates
Data ownership
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Data visualization
On device analytics
Manufacturing scale
Industry and government compliance
HW certification
Securing data
… and why IoT needs simplifying
Device commercialization

8. Microsoft is simplifying IoT
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Microsoft is simplifying IoT
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9. Microsoft is simplifying IoT
Easier to build secure, scalable solutions from device to cloud
Easier to provision devices at scale
Easier to manage devices at scale
Easier to find insights from your IoT devices
Easier to infuse devices with intelligence
Easier to benefit from IoT

10. Microsoft is simplifying IoT
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Microsoft is simplifying IoT
Azure IoT Suite Preconfigured solutions for common IoT scenarios
Remote Monitoring | Predictive Maintence | Connected Factory
Microsoft IoT Central Fully managed IoT SaaS
No cloud solution expertise required
PaaS
SaaS
Azure IoT Hub
Azure Stream Analytics
Azure Time Series Insights
Azure Machine Learning
Azure Logic Apps
More
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11. Choosing Between Approaches
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Choosing Between Approaches
Azure IoT Suite
Microsoft IoT Central
Primary usage
Custom solutions that need maximum flexibility
Straightforward IoT solutions that don’t require deep service customization
Access to underlying PaaS Services
Access to the underlying Azure services to manage them,
or replace them as needed.
SaaS. Fully managed solution, underlying services aren't exposed.
Flexibility
High. The code for the microservices is open source to be modified.
Medium. leverage built-in browser based user experience to customize the solution model and aspects of the UI.
Skill level
Medium-High
Java or .NET skills are required to customize the solution back end. JavaScript are required to customize the visualization.
Low
Modeling skills are required to customize the solution.  No coding skills are required.
Get started experience
Preconfigured solutions implement common IoT scenarios. Can be deployed in minutes.
Templates provide pre-built models.
Can be deployed in minutes.
Pricing
You can fine-tune the services to control the cost.
Simple, predictable pricing structure.
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12. Announcing: Azure IoT Suite – Remote Monitoring Update
Device Connectivity & Management
Data Ingestion and Command & Control
Stream Processing & Predictive Analytics
Workflow Automation and Integration
Dashboards and Visualization
Preconfigured Solutions
Predictive maintenance
Remote monitoring
Connected factory

13. New Microservice Based Architecture
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New Microservice Based Architecture
Available in both .NET and Java, both Open Source
Devices
Back end systems and processes
Web App
Active
Directory
Cosmos DB
Microservices VM
Simulator
IoT Hub
Logic Apps
Orchestrator
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14. Azure IoT Suite Connected factory
Connect to on-premesis OPC devices in minutes
Control OPC devices
Capture telemetry
Visualize telemetry in Azure Time Series Insights

15. Microsoft IoT Central Device Connectivity & Management
Telemetry Ingestion and Command & Control
Monitoring Rules & Triggered Actions
User roles and permissions
Dashboards, Visualization & Insights
Fully Hosted & Managed by Microsoft

16. Microsoft IoT Central Builders Administrators Operators
Template Management
Rules & Workflows
Digital-twin Management
Product Modeler
App Manager
User Management
Identity Management
Time-series Insights
Asset Visualizations
Intuitive discoverability
Device Management

17. Microsoft is simplifying IoT
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Microsoft is simplifying IoT
Azure IoT Suite Preconfigured solutions for common IoT scenarios
Remote Monitoring | Predictive Maintence | Connected Factory
Microsoft IoT Central Fully managed IoT SaaS
No cloud solution expertise required
Azure IoT Hub IoT cloud gateway, secure, bi-directional communication with billions of devices
sending trillions of messages
Azure IoT Hub
Device Provisioning Service
Fully managed service for securely
provisioning devices at scale
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18. Azure IoT Hub Bi-directional communication
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Azure IoT Hub
Bi-directional communication
Enterprise scale & integration
End-to-End Security
Millions of Devices
Multi-language, open source SDKs
HTTPS/AMQPS/MQTTS
Send Telemetry
Receive Commands
Device Management
Device Twins
Queries & Jobs
Billions of messages
Scale up and down
Declarative Message Routes
File Upload
WebSockets & Multiplexing
Azure Monitor
Azure Resource Health
Configuration Management
Per Device Certificates
Per Device Enable/Disable
TLS Security
X.509 Support
IP Whitelisting/Blacklisting
Shared Access Polices
Firmware/Software Updates
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19. Azure IoT Hub Device Management
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Azure IoT Hub Device Management
Query
Power plant
Software
Firmware
Configuration
Elevators
Device twin
Device twin
Smart meters
IoT Hub
Medical devices
Buildings
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20. Azure IoT Hub Device Management
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Azure IoT Hub Device Management
Query
Power plant
Elevators
Device twin
Device twin
Desired
Desired
Smart meters
Reported
Reported
Tags
Methods
Methods
IoT Hub
Medical devices
Jobs
Buildings
Schedule and broadcast Device twin changes across large fleets
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21. Azure IoT Hub Message Routes
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Azure IoT Hub Message Routes
Remember before inbox rules?
Devices
IoT Hub
IoT Solution
Alarm
Queue
Routing Logic
Event Processing Queue
Storage
Queue
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22. Azure IoT Hub Message Routes
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Azure IoT Hub Message Routes
Automatically route messages based on headers or JSON message body
Event Hubs, Service Bus, Storage
Devices
IoT Hub
IoT Solution
WHERE
message.header
CONTAINS alarm
Alarm
Queue
Routing Logic
Event Processing Queue
Storage
Queue
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23. IoT Device Provisioning Challenges
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IoT Device Provisioning Challenges
Adding devices to an IoT solution has historically been very manual
And error prone X X X X
IoT Hub US
IoT Hub Germany
IoT Hub China
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24. IoT Device Provisioning Challenges
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IoT Device Provisioning Challenges
What IoT needs is “plug and play” device provisioning
Where the automation and repeatability controlled in a central location
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25. Available: Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service
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Available: Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service
Azure IoT Hub
Device Provisioning Service
IoT Hub US
IoT Hub Germany
IoT Hub China
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26. Available: Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service
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Available: Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service
Global availability
Simplify with “plug and play” provisioning
Minimize manual connection requirements
Enhanced security through HSM
Works in harmony with Azure IoT Hub
Azure IoT Hub
Device Provisioning Service
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27. Microsoft is simplifying IoT
5/31/2018 3:23 PM
Microsoft is simplifying IoT
Azure IoT Suite Preconfigured solutions for common IoT scenarios
Remote Monitoring | Predictive Maintence | Connected Factory
Microsoft IoT Central Fully managed IoT SaaS
No cloud solution expertise required
Azure IoT Hub IoT cloud gateway, secure, bi-directional communication with billions of devices
sending trillions of messages
Azure IoT Hub
Device Provisioning Service
Fully managed service for securely
provisioning devices at scale
Azure Time Series Insights Explore and analyze time series data fast, and at scale with a fully
managed offering
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28. IoT Devices and “Time-Series” Data
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IoT Devices and “Time-Series” Data
IoT sensor data typically consists of time base measurements
Storing, indexing, querying, analyzing, visualizing can be challenging
Especially considering “IoT scale”
Devices
Storage
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29. Azure Time Series Insights
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Azure Time Series Insights
IoT scale time-series data store
Schema-less store, just send data
Easy IoT Hub connection
Store, query and visualize billions of events
Simple and fast navigation
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30. Microsoft is simplifying IoT
5/31/2018 3:23 PM
Microsoft is simplifying IoT
Azure IoT Suite Preconfigured solutions for common IoT scenarios
Remote Monitoring | Predictive Maintence | Connected Factory
Microsoft IoT Central Fully managed IoT SaaS
No cloud solution expertise required
Azure IoT Hub IoT cloud gateway, secure, bi-directional communication with billions of devices
sending trillions of messages
Azure IoT Hub
Device Provisioning Service
Fully managed service for securely
provisioning devices at scale
Azure Time Series Insights Explore and analyze time series data fast, and at scale with a fully
managed offering
Azure IoT Edge Securely distribute cloud intelligence locally, and at scale
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31. Waves of Innovation Cloud IoT Edge AI
Globally available, unlimited compute resources
IoT
Harnessing signals from sensors and devices, managed centrally by the cloud
Edge
Intelligence offloaded from the cloud to IoT devices AI
Breakthrough intelligence capabilities, in the cloud and on the edge

32. IoT in the Cloud and on the Edge
Microsoft Azure
IoT in the Cloud and on the Edge
IoT in the Cloud
Remote monitoring and management
Merging remote data from multiple IoT devices
Infinite compute and storage to train machine learning and other advanced AI tools
IoT on the Edge
Low latency tight control loops require near real-time response
Protocol translation & data normalization
Privacy of data and protection of IP
Symmetry

33. IoT Pattern Microsoft Azure Azure IoT Hub Cloud Gateway Insights
Things
Cloud Gateway
Insights
Actions

34. IoT Pattern + Edge Microsoft Azure Azure IoT Edge Azure IoT Hub Things
Cloud Gateway
Insights
Actions
Insights
Actions

35. High Level Topology Azure Customer Solution IoT Hub IoT Device Azure
IoT Edge
IoT
Device
Azure
IoT Edge

36. Azure IoT Edge Azure IoT Edge IoT Hub Container based workloads
Azure Functions
Azure Stream Analytics
Azure Machine Learning
Cognitive Services
Offline / Synchronized Device Twins
Local Storage
Container Management
Local IoT Hub
HA/DR, Cloud Dev/Test Support
Devices
Azure IoT Edge  
IoT Hub
Azure Machine Learning
(Container)
Azure Stream Analytics
(Container)
Azure Functions
(Container)
Cognitive Services
(Container)
Custom Code
(Container)
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
IoT
Hub
Container
Management
Local Storage
Device
Twin
Device
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Device
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Module
Twin
Device
Twin

37. Hardware for Azure IoT Edge
Ability to run on devices smaller than a Raspberry Pi
128MB memory
Support best in class operating systems such as Windows, and Linux

38. Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2016
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39. Driving Security Innovation: 7 Properties of Device Security
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Driving Security Innovation: 7 Properties of Device Security
Well understood security principles and practices
Device security rooted in hardware, but guarded with secure, evolving software
aka.ms/7properties
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40. Device to Cloud Security
Security Program for Azure IoT
Response
Device protection
Threat resistance
Data protection in-motion
Cloud security
Device Management
Device Recovery
Device-specific repudiation
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
Windows Device Health Attestation*
Secure Boot
BitLocker
DICE
Windows as a Service
Device Guard
Windows Firewall
Windows Defender*
X.509/TLS-Based Handshake and Encryption
Encryption at Rest
Azure Active Directory
Key Vault
Policy-Based Access Control
IP- based blocking
Secure Device Registration
Standards-based best practices
*Only available on Windows IoT Enterprise

41. Security Program for Azure IoT
SUSAN: nothing to change here for now.
Security Program for Azure IoT
Microsoft’s Security Program
Trusted security auditors trained on Azure IoT
Discover issues, get recommended remediations
Keep your IoT Solution secure
10th Magnitude
AppSec Labs LTD
AUJAS Information Risk Services
Casaba Security LLC
Crowe Horwath LLP
CyberX
Microsoft Enterprise Services
OccamSec LLC
Praetorian
SecureGUARD GmbH
Tech Mahindra
Unisys Corporation
Not all partners may be listed; check internetofyourthings.com for latest status

42. Comprehensive set of offerings for IoT
Microsoft IoT Central
IoT SaaS
Microsoft Connected Field Service
Field Service SaaS
IoT Solutions
(SaaS)
Azure IoT Suite
IoT Solutions
(PaaS)
Remote Monitoring
Predictive Maintenance
Connected factory
Azure IoT Device SDK
Azure IoT Edge
Azure IoT Hub
Azure Stream Analytics
Azure HD Insight
Spark, Storm, Kafka
Microsoft Flow
Microsoft Power BI
Certified Devices
Azure Certified for IoT
Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service
Azure Time Series Insights
Azure Event Hubs
Azure Logic Apps
Azure Active Directory
PaaS Services &
Device Support
Security Program for Azure IoT
Azure Machine Learning
Azure Data Lake Analytics
Notification Hubs
Azure Monitor
Windows 10 IoT Core
Cosmos DB
Azure Data Lake
Azure Websites
Device Support
Edge Support
IoT Services
Data & Analytics Services
Visualization & Integration Services

43. IoT Sessions @ Ignite Day Session Speaker Time Location Mon 25th Tues
5/31/2018 3:23 PM
Day
Session
Speaker
Time
Location
Mon 25th
Introduction to Windows IoT
Adi Hariharan
4 - 5:15 PM
OCCC West Hall F3-4
Overview of how Azure can help with your IoT solution
Sam George
Hyatt Windermere X
Tues
26th
Microsoft IoT: When you connect your business with IoT, the opportunities are endless
9:- 10:15 AM
OCCC Chapin Theater W320
Cool Devices in Windows IoT
10: :10 AM
OCCC S – Expo Theater #10
Zero touch device registration with Azure IoT
Nicole Berdy
Olivier Bloch
11:30- 12:15 PM
Hyatt Windermere W
Building Reliable IoT Solutions in the Cloud, Fast
Cory Newton-Smith
12:30 - 1:45 PM
Hyatt Windermere Y
Weds
27th
Enable Edge Computing with Azure IoT Edge
Olivier Bloch 
9- 10:15 AM
Towards a trustworthy internet of things
Arjmand Samuel
12 - 1:45 PM
Put your time series data to work for your business
OP Ravi
Jason Killeleagh
3:15 - 4:00 PM
Thurs
28th
Enable IoT Scenarios with Edge Computing
:10 AM
OCCC South – Expo Theater #10
Get started developing with Azure IoT
Tips and tricks to help your IoT solution scale
2 - 2:45 PM
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