SESSION #1: THE REVOLUTION HAS ARRIVED: ARE YOU READY?

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1 SESSION #1: THE REVOLUTION HAS ARRIVED: ARE YOU READY? Dato Dan E Khoo, Vice President Corporate Strategy, MDeC Presented by:

2 THE 3 RD INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IS MADE POSSIBLE WITH DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY 1 st Industrial Revolution [1740s 1840s] From home & hand based process to machine enabled processes 2 nd Industrial Revolution [1850s 1950s] Refined manufacturing to birth of automotive industries 3 rd Industrial Revolution [1950s onwards] Shift from analogue to digital Birth of the Internet Pervasive use of ICT Rise of smart machines Source : Wikipedia

3 BUT IT CAN BE VERY CONFUSING

4 WHAT DO THESE TERMS MEAN? INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT) Network of physical objects or things embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity, to enable it to achieve greater value and service by exchanging data with the manufacturer, operator and/or other connected devices. (Source : Wikipedia) Source : Cisco IoT IBSG 2011 INDUSTRIAL INTERNET Machines that use network resources to communicate with remote application infrastructure in order to monitor and control the machine itself, or alternately, the surrounding environment (Source : Siliconangle)

5 HOW HAS MALAYSIA TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF CHANGES BROUGHT BY THE 3 RD INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION? Advent of the Digital Economy 2010s Convergence of Computing, Communication & Content 1990s Microprocessor 1980s Profound Change Inflection Point Source : MDeC, IDE Direction Setting 2011 Gestation Period

6 3 PHASES OF MSC MALAYSIA Source : MDeC, ICM 2013

7 DRIVING THE DIGITAL ECONOMY WITH DIGITAL MALAYSIA

8 DIGITAL MALAYSIA 2020 GOALS & ASPIRATIONS PHASE 1 GOALS & ASPIRATIONS 2020 PHASE Digital Economy contribution to GDP WEF Global IT Report Rankings IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook Baseline % 30 th 15 th Aspirational Goals 17% Top 20 Top 10 Desired Outcomes Wealth Creation Productivity Standard of Living Source : MDeC

9 KEY FOCUS AREAS TO DRIVE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT CLOUD ecommerce INTERNET OF THINGS ANALYTICS GLOBAL BUSINESS SERVICES INFOTECH CREATIVE MULTIMEDIA

10 THE IoT OPPORTUNITY the worldwide market for IoT solutions (will) grow from USD1.9 T in 2013 to USD7.1 T in 2020 Source: IDC 2014 In 2014, the Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APeJ) IoT ecosystem will create a USD613 billion market opportunity In 2020, the IoT market opportunity for APeJ will grow to USD2.38 trillion

11 ESTIMATING THE MALAYSIAN IoT MARKET Total Estimated Malaysian IoT Market RM9.8 B (2020) & RM42.5 B (2025) Source: Gartner 2014 Connectivity 2020 RM0.5B 2025 RM2.1B Platforms 2020 RM0.5B 2025 RM2.1B Connectivity 2020 RM1.0B 2025 RM4.3B Apps & Analytics 2020 RM7.8B 2025 RM34.0B

12 IoT & OTHER NATIONAL IMPERATIVES Smart metres, analytics & predictive maintenance Environmental benefits Cost savings & demand based Reduced pollution Smart grids Environmental benefits Cost savings & demand based Reduced pollution Remote monitoring Improved labour management Significant cost savings Better resources utilization Agile emergency response Remote staff & patient monitoring Patient self monitoring Improved employee productivity Traffic & vehicle diagnostics Reduced traffic congestion Increased safety Agile emergency response Operational connectivity Improved labour management Enhanced agility & flexibility Reduced energy consumption Reduced maintenance costs Source : MDeC Waste management collection Improved labour management Significant cost savings Better resources utilization

13 ON GOING MALAYSIAN IoT USE CASES SOCIAL IMPACT (INTEGRATED DISASTER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM) MDeC & MSC Malaysia Companies ebantuan Banjir (ebb) Business Value Proposition #TogetherWithU App An integrated mobile-enabled disaster management system Incorporates Open Data & Social Media, overlaid on IoT & BDA Ables to crowdsource funding & volunteer platforms for donations Covers integration of data-points from various sources including real-time drone images to identify terrain situations, etc Social Media feeds Drone images KKMM Minister visiting MDeC Flood Relief Center Source : MDeC

14 ON GOING MALAYSIAN IoT USE CASES SMART RETAIL (UBIQUITOUS ELECTRONIC MONITORING SYSTEM) MDT Innovations Sdn Bhd Trolley for Retail Ubiquitous Electronic Monitoring System (UEMS) provides full functions remote monitoring features using RFID and sensory network as a real-time monitoring system Business Value Proposition Reduce OPEX cost & improve operation efficiency to maximize profits to retail industry Trolley tracking and retrieval Data for backend analytics Commercialization Source : MDeC Customers Export : Pilot implementations in Westfields and Coles supermarket chain in Australia Target Customers: Retailers in Australia, New Zealand, US & UK

15 Fund & test-beds WHAT OTHER NATIONS ARE DOING Incubation Centres for IoT India Model Department of Telecom Vision : Develop 100 Smart Cities in the Country International IoT Research Collaboration scheme (IIRC) Develop IoT Curriculum Fund creation of resource centres & test-beds Partner with NASSCOM & other industry assoc Allocate 5 year funding to execute COE Collaborate & initiate treaties with other countries to generate joint projects Introduced at M.Tech and B.Tech level & Research Activity and PhD South Korea Model Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning Vision : A Leading Country in Hyper-connected Digital Revolution Establish Infrastructure for Safe & Dynamic Development of IoT Develop core technologies (R&D) & talent supply Establish IoT Test Bed for regulation-free zone Expand Creative IoT Service Market Increase collaboration between all ministries with industry players Develop Open Platform Foster Global Businesses Specialised in IoT Promote global partnerships Customise strategies for large businesses, SMEs & startups

16 DRAWING STRENGTH FROM E&E EXPERIENCE Malaysia s E&E industry has matured from the 1980s semiconductor era to the current ETP-led E&E 2.0 initiative (Source: Pemandu) X Source : PEMANDU

17 LEVERAGING EMBEDDED SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT Digital Malaysia s Grow The Embedded Systems Project Source : MDeC

18 GALVANISING PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION National IoT Blueprint Development 2014 (Workshop led by MIMOS) >50 PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS 6% Others 11% Multinational Corporations (MNCs) 19% Academia 30% Government Agencies Total Participants % Large Domestic Companies (LLCs) 17% Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Source : MIMOS

19 ENVISIONING THE WAY FORWARD National IoT Blueprint Development 2014 Malaysia as the Premier Regional IoT Development Hub To create a national ECOSYSTEM to enable proliferation of use & industrialisation of IoT as a new source of economic growth MISSION RM 9.5b (2020) RM 42.5b (2025) 14,270 jobs (2020) 146 local patents to be exploited OUTCOME ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT EDGE Conducive Ecosystem Strengthening Technoprenuers Malaysia as Regional Development Hub GOALS SHORT TERM i. Transformation of SME ii.align to existing initiatives GAME CHANGING i. IoT Malaysia ii.open Innovation Framework iii.open Community Data STRATEGY To propel Malaysia in IoT by leveraging the existing industry and ecosystem powered by strong E&E and ICT industries Source : MIMOS

20 CREATING A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER APPROACH IoT MALYSIA : OBJECTIVE 1. Create an IoT Ecosystem 2. Facilitate the collaboration between stakeholders 3. Nurture & grow IoT professionals & talent supply in Malaysia Source : MIMOS

21 THANK YOU