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M2M Definition

Solutions allowing communication between devices of the same type and a specific application via wired or wireless networks

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Three drivers of M2M and IoT growth

Understanding physical environment, improved technology/networking, and reduced component costs

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Main goal of M2M deployment

To achieve productivity gains, reduce costs, and increase safety or security

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Key difference between M2M and IoT data sharing

M2M generally does not allow broad data sharing; IoT connects systems to the broader Internet

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IoT blending of information sources

Combines sensor data with GIS (road databases), weather systems, and other real

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M2M vs IoT: Application Focus

M2M is Single application

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M2M vs IoT: Business Model

M2M is Business objective driven (B2B); IoT is Participatory community driven (B2B, B2C)

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M2M vs IoT: System Approach

M2M is a Vertical system solution; IoT is a Horizontal enabler approach

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M2M vs IoT: Standards

M2M is often De facto and proprietary; IoT uses Standards and open source

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SENSEI Project Goal

To enable "Real World integration in a future Internet"

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SENSEI Service Infrastructure requirement

Separated from underlying communication networks and based on Internet Protocol (IP)

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SENSEI Resource Separation

Separation of sensing/actuation from devices, entity

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ETSI M2M TC Architecture type

A horizontal system with separation of devices, gateways, and common service core

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IoT

A ARM meaning

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IoT

A Main Aim

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IoT Design Objective: Horizontal System

Target a system of real

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IoT Design Objective: Reuse

Design for the reuse of deployed IoT resources across different application domains

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IoT Design Objective: Abstraction

Design different levels to hide underlying complexities and heterogeneities

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IoT Design Objective: Trust

Design for ensuring trust, security, and privacy

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Basic IoT Device Properties

Microcontroller (8/16/32

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IoT Device Operating Systems

Main

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Device Management (DM) definition

Efficient means to perform management tasks like provisioning and configuration

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Execution Environment (EE)

Manages application lifecycle and provides Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)

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Basic Device Type

Provides basic sensor/actuator services and requires a gateway for WAN connection

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Advanced Device Type

Hosts application logic and WAN connections; often functions as a gateway

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DM Task: Provisioning

Initialization or activation of devices regarding configuration and enabled features

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DM Task: Fault Management

Enables error reporting and access to device status

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Gateway role as a Mediator

Operates between the DM server and devices when direct communication is not optimal

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Gateway as a Proxy

Gateway acts as a DM server to the device and a DM client to the server

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Gateway as a Translator

Gateway represents devices and translates between different protocols like TR

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Network Definition

Created when two or more computing devices exchange data or information

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Network Nodes and Links

Computing devices are "nodes" and they communicate over "links"

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M2M Big Data characteristic

Huge amounts of data generated capturing detailed aspects of device

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M2M Heterogeneous Data

Data produced by a variety of devices differing in sampling rate and quality

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M2M Temporal Data

Data that measures the environment over time

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M2M Spatial Data

Data coupled to interactions in specific locations

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M2M Polymorphic Data

Data that obtains different meanings depending on the semantics and process applied

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M2M Data Security Risk

High risk of leaking private information and usage patterns due to detailed capturing

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Data Acquisition

Collection of data from devices via wired or wireless links (continuous, interval, or event

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Data Validation

Checking acquired data for correctness and meaningfulness within an operating context

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Cloud On

Demand Self

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Cloud Broad Network Access

Capabilities accessed through standard mechanisms for thin or thick client platforms

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Cloud Resource Pooling

Provider resources are dynamically assigned to multiple consumers via a multi

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Cloud Rapid Elasticity

Capabilities can scale rapidly outward and inward commensurate with demand

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Cloud Measured Service

Automatic control and optimization of resource use leveraging metering capabilities

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Public Cloud

Services owned/operated by third parties with costs borne by the provider

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Hybrid Cloud

Combines public cloud and on

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Private Cloud

Cloud infrastructure used exclusively by one organization

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Infrastructure

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Platform

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Software

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IaaS Target User

Network Architects

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PaaS Target User

Developers

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SaaS Target User

End Users

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Descriptive Analytics

Uses statistics (means, frequencies) to create KPIs for system performance

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Predictive Analytics

Uses historical facts to forecast demand or perform predictive maintenance

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Clustering Analytics

Identification of groups with similar characteristics for customer segmentation

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Anomaly Detection

Identifying fraud or failures by checking for anomalous consumption patterns