The Future of Work reinven1ng every industry as we know it The Future of Work reinven1ng every industry as we know it.

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1 The Future of Work reinven1ng every industry as we know it The Future of Work reinven1ng every industry as we know it Steve Sargent

2 Trends that are shaping today and our future Increasing government involvement Economic power shias Resource scarcity and the advent of the Age of Gas Rapid technological change Inflec1on point Our world is changing faster than ever before 2

3 Rapid technological change Convergence of Affordability and prolifera7on of Personal Computers allows people to author content into digital form preserved forever Emergence of the Internet enabling digi1zed content to be transferred around the world essen1ally at no cost Workflow SoFware enables people around the world to collaborate and author ideas simultaneously The Search Engine providing people access to a global brain Accelera7ng faster Mobile technology compu1ng power and effec1ve communica1ons Low cost sensors data sourced from everywhere Big Data advanced analy1c techniques g understand massive quan11es of data Cloud compu7ng lower cost, beoer security Advanced Manufacturing Connected to Hyper- Connected accelerated globaliza7on every 3 industry reinvented

4 Big Industry Trends Industry Trends Steve Sargent,. All Rights Reserved. 4

5 Smarter, more connected machines WHAT HAPPENED WHEN 1B PEOPLE BECAME CONNECTED? WHAT HAPPENS WHEN 100B Machines BECOME CONNECTED? Entertainment is Digitized Social Marketing Emerged Communications Mobilized IT Architecture Virtualized Retail & Ad Transformed Operating technology is virtualised Analytics become predictive Machines are self healing & automated Monitoring and maintenance is mobilised Employees increase productivity CONSUMER INTERNET INDUSTRIAL INTERNET 5

6 The Industrial Internet Connec1ng Minds + Machines Instrumental Industrial Machine Intelligence Flows Back Into Machines Extraction and Storage of Proprietary Machine Data Stream Physical and Human Networks Data Sharing with the Right People and Machines. Secure Cloud-Based Network Industrial Data Systems Machine-Based Algorithms and Data Analysis Remote and Centralized Data Visualization Big Data Analytics 6

7 ata ) Greater accessibility to Industrial Big Data 1. More Data GE used to get We Used to Get More Data Data et... Data ) Takeoff Diagnostics Data (Averaged) We Used to Get... Cruise Diagnostics Data (Averaged) Landing Diagnostics Data (Averaged) Cruise Diagnostics Data (Averaged) EGT1 Landing Diagnostics Data (Averaged) Air Speed Calibrated Altitude Carrier Name Core Speed Date GE Received Departure Station Landing Diagnostics Data (Averaged) Destination Station EGT Exhaust Gas Temperature EGT2 EGT3 EGT4 EGT5 EGT6 EGT7 EGT8 Engine Serial Number FMV Position FMV Position Demand Fuel Filter Delta Pressure Fuel Flow Ground Speed Mach Number Message Type N1 Fan Speed without modifier N1 Indicated Fan Speed N1 Maximum Fan Speed N1 Modifier Oil Filter Delta Pressure Oil Pressure PS3 Compressor Discharge Pressure T25 Compressor Inlet Temperature Now it get. AVSV Position Aircraft ID Aircraft Pitch Angle Aircraft Roll Angle Control System Status Word 1 Control System Status Word 2 DMS Cumulative Chip Count DMS Per Flight Chip Count EMU Status Word 1 ENGINE_RATING Engine Bump Engine Position FADEC AS Software Version Id FADEC Hardware P/N FSV Demand FSV Main Demand FSV Position Fuel Boost Strainer Delta Pressure Fuel Density Center Tank Fuel Flow Demand Fuel Manifold Pressure Fuel Manifold Temperature HPTACC Demand HPTACC Position LPTACC Demand LPTACC Position MSV Demand MSV Position Minor Airframe Model Word Oil Quantity Aircraft Oil Supply Temperature P0 Ambient Pressure Temperature Static Air APU Bleed Isolation Valve Close Switch APU Bleed Isolation TBV Position TCORE Nacelle Temperature TOIL Oil Scavenge Temperature Throttle Resolver Angle VBV Demand VSV Demand Vib Broadband #1 Bearing - Engr Units Vib Broadband TF - Engr Units Vibration N1 #1 Bearing - Engr Units Vibration N1 Turbine Frame - Engr Units Vibration N2 #1 Bearing - Engr Units Vibration N2 Turbine Frame - Engr Units A/I valve position Wing Valve Open Switch AVM BB vibration Cockpit units AVM Fan vibration Cockpit units AVM High Wins Select Vibration - SS AVM LPT vibration Cockpit units AVM N2 vibrations Cockpit units Air Speed Calibrated - SS Altitude - SS Bleed Flow rate Control System Status Word 4 Control System Status Word 6 Copy Number Core Speed - SS EAI Switch Position - SS EAI Switch Position Open/Closed ECS Pack 1 Flow ECS Pack 1 High/Low 5,000 data points per second = 1 TB data every flight General Electric Company, All Rights Reserve But, IDC es1mates that only 0.5% of the world s data is being analyzed today

8 Applica1ons of the Industrial Internet Greater predictability à zero unplanned down1me

9 Consumeriza1on Of The Grid

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12 Summary More change than ever before technological, geo- poli7cal, economic Emerging markets growing Advanced economies slow Ignite our own growth... - Infrastructure Investment - Educa7on - More flexible markets - Increase R&D investment - Increase marke7ng investment - Put more capital to work I see leaders taking perfectly ra7onal ac7ons for a world that no longer exists - Steve Sargent