Blockchain in IOT And other considerations: IoT, Business Strategy, Tech, Security and Blockchain as a foundation tech How to manage IoT / Blockchain for business strategy, technical set up, security, plus blockchain The natural tech evolution marriage that has yet to properly consummate? Why IOT products may not live up to their promise and how to overcome these to build successful IoT / Blockchain products.

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3. 1. IoT, Business Strategy, Tech, Security and
Blockchain as a foundation tech
2. How to manage IoT / Blockchain for business
strategy, technical set up, security, plus blockchain
3. The natural tech evolution marriage that has yet to
properly consummate?
4. Why IOT products may not live up to their promise
and how to overcome these to build successful IoT /
Blockchain products.
Blockchain in IOT
And other considerations

4. Trusted Centralised human systems to
trustless decentralised networks?
IoT / Blockchain how to create distributed functional ledger tech?

5. The IoT technology market size, in terms
of value, is expected to grow from USD
130.33 Billion in 2015 to USD 883.55
Billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 32.4%
between 2016 and 2022.
Report "Internet of Things Technology Marketby Hardware (Processor, Sensor, Connectivity Technology), Platform (Device
Management Platform, Application Management Platform, Network Management Platform) Software Solutions, and Services,
Application, and Geography - Forecast to 2022", published by MarketsandMarkets,

6. In total, there will be 34 billion devices connected to the internet
by 2020, up from 10 billion in 2015. Blockchain will be behind the
infra-structure as the distributed ledger of operations and tech.
IoT devices will account for 24 billion, while traditional computing
devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, etc.) will
comprise 10 billion.
Nearly $6 trillion will be spent on IoT solutions over next 5 years.
10% of the global economy
Trends for IoT / Blockchain Industry?

7. 1
1. Redefinition of infrastructures & total relation with Blockchain
2. IoT – mobile ledgers – blockchain identity
3. Emergence of centralised and decentralised products.
2. System Legacies in parallel with advanced tech
3. Distribution Strategy in a new Digitalised World who own what.
4. Super computer Cloud base IoT blockchain solutions /
infrastructure.
5. Emergence of AI IOE in relation with blockchain all connected.
6. User Experience, UI, UE, Big data and the IOE blockchain touching.
7. IoT Blockchain challenges: Cyber Security, IP, and Value
Reinvention.
7 Challenges for IoT / Blockchain Industry?

8. IoT - Blockchain
The Shift Inception of a Database of
Everything
In a time of Artificial intelligence and Internet of Everything,
Blockchain is now becoming the shift inception database of
the internet, the new macro database and maybe as it is
scaled, the new holistic global source database for everything
that is related with value creation, (big) data, and identity!

9. Is the Blockchain the real deal,
the seminal “trust protocol”?
As Blockchain-related interest and investment reaches
critical mass, most of the top-tier global organisations, banks
start adopting it, and the technology shows itself to be
capable of driving major change. Leaders worldwide are
starting to investigate it in detail and looking at real life scale
solutions.

10. BLOCKCHAIN
HEALTHCARE
IOT – Blockchain: How?
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS GOVERNMENTS

11. IOT – Infrastructure – a complex system?

12. IOT – Blockchain usage?
connectivity, security, data storage, system integration,
device hardware + application development

13. Every individual =
Media + Data + Financial + tech
+ identity IoT database
“Company”

14. Every Business / Financial org =
Media + Data + Financial +
Innovation + tech
+ identity IoT database
Corporation!

15. Every Business / Financial org =
Media + Data + Financial +
Innovation + tech
+ identity IoT database
Corporation!

16. IoT Ecosystem
Centralised decentralised corporations non
government growing ecosystem!

17. Centralised decentralised corporations non
government growing ecosystem!
Blockchain Ecosystem source First Partners

18. How we are going to manage
centralised - decentralised
IoT Blockchain AI Tech
with effectiveness and
Security?

19. IOT – Security – Fundamental - Critical
Just 30 Percent of Organizations Feel
Ready to Handle IoT Security Risks
Still, 47 percent expect the number of IoT devices on their
networks to increase by at least 30 percent next year.
2016 Tripwire survey of more than 220 information security professionals, just 30 percent of respondents said their organizations are
prepared for the security risks associated with Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and just 34 percent believe their organizations accurately
track the number of IoT devices on their networks.

20. IOT – Security – The Critical Issue
Each of us and our organisations

21. IOT – Security – Critical Elements

22. IOT – Blockchain Where to look
Critical: how to distills the technological complexities of the
IoT & Blockchain into a single complementary ecosystem

23. 2. Advanced Encryption
The idea of an encryption security feature might frighten some in the IoT space, but a built in
encryption system will help to keep the device’s data more secure and away from third parties.
1. Interpretation advanced HUB
The IoT environment will need an ‘interpretation HUB’ (server-type) that can function as a knowledge
base for connecting all diverse options.
3. Super Authentication
Associated with encryption, authentication will play a vital role in the IoT space ensuring that only the
right people access the device and that device’s data
4. Backbone Firewall
Since the late 1980s, when they were invented, firewalls have been the security backbone of devices
like computers. Firewalls help to screen out hackers, viruses and worms that target the devices.
5. Booting time
One of the critical points during the lifetime of a secure system is at boot time. Many attackers
attempt to break the software while the device is powered down, according to ARM.
IOT – Security 6 areas to look
6. IP, Legal set up, Education and training
Most of the security issues in cyber security start in house therefore education, training and wise use
of data and tech access are critical.

24. Tech companies and countries
Cash reserves tech companies and countries
How will IoT - Blockchain play going forward?
Legal risks of big data, monopoly, governments
Centralised tech corporations
IP
2015
2013

25. Blockchain: Trusted New
Central Database Bank of IoT
Computing?
When one aggregates and combines the full-length concepts behind the IoT
and blockchain: the decentralised database, the starfish holistic consensus,
the inception of smart contracts, the advent of new virtual identity, new
payment ecosystem, one starts to realise Blockchain is enabling the spread
of technology, not just Fintech, but broader resources and transactions,
literally in a flat, peer-to-peer ecosystem, and in doing that, enabling
computers and its (almost all available) data to trust one another on a deep
global level.

26. Understand Blockchain Ecosystem
Data Visualisation Insights
Proprietary Technology ztudium / right relevance / blockchain age
Ethereum
DAO
Crypto
tech
Business
Research
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27. Understand Blockchain IoT Ecosystem
Discovery, Insights, Decision, Action
Proprietary Technology ztudium / right relevance / blockchain age

28. Information asymmetry
has dominated the banking industry for centuries,
keeping the bank/investor liability neatly
aligned— but this is changing, and understanding
and preparing for the repercussions must be a
top priority for wealth managers everywhere.
Financial Innovation shows you where the bar is
being re-set and gives you the insight you need
to keep up.
Paolo Sironi, FinTech Innovation: From Robo-Advisors to Goal
Based Investing and Gamification (The Wiley Finance Series),
August 29, 2016.
Understanding Blockchain – IoT
Financial Industry

29. How does IoT Blockchain gets here?
Challenge – Validate Transactions

30. 1. Peer to peer IoT blockchain driven organisations
are going to be more powerful than ever the
challenge is global regulation, IP and local
governments;
2. Retail Vs. Institutional IoT blockchain media /
infrastructure driven communities;
3. Open versus close IoT - blockchain infrastructures
who will control all data;
4. The advent of IoT blockchain digital identity
ledgers - digital currencies and global
decentralised organisation;
5. Big data / Social Media / Blockchain tech hacking
driven disruption, platforms and social – creating
social identity / financial disruption: DAO - Trump –
Brexit, cyber security;
10 Questions Trends for IoT Blockchain? Part 1

31. 6. Increase of identity IoT blockchain mobile and
App UX / UI platforms challenge is how to adapt with
local, regional, national context and technologies;
7. Emergence of Technical digital semantic
platforms based in interest sentiment and
algorithms for in blockchain IoT tech;
8. The way we share value based in blockchain
integration with (big) data and offshore, open
government regulations;
9. The way IoT open data and innovation are / will
transforming countries, emergent markets, laws and
business strategies;
10. The idea of blockchain IoT thought leadership
groups supporting each other and creating premium
digital databases organisations, cities, countries?
10 Questions Trends for IoT Blockchain? Part 2

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