“Unlocking new business models for IoT through Trust” – Presented by Karthik Ranjan, ARM

from “Unlocking new business models for IoT through Trust” – Presented by Karthik Ranjan, ARM
by Diana Macovei

Many of us have heard the expression “data is the new oil”, implying that data itself carries with it an intrinsic value for which data providence becomes increasingly important.

As value of data  from IoT increases, it becomes increasingly important ensure that the source of this data is reliable and can be trusted.  

With IoT the costs of data acquisition are generally higher due not just to the nature of the data source being physical (and requiring some hardware), but also Opex costs associated with setup, configuration, and ongoing maintenance.

This talk will aim to answer some of the fundamental such associated with this scenario such as: What if these two could be separated? What business models could be unlocked? What are the requirements to enable that?

About Karthik Ranjan

Karthik has spent the last 16 years in the consumer electronics industry with companies such as Intel, Microsoft and Amino. During this time he was instrumental in driving standardization efforts around emerging broadband technologies such as g.lite & DOCSIS and on the forefront of major IPTV deployments. Karthik, who has been at ARM for over 5 years, is responsible for strategy in healthcare vertical. His remit is helping the healthcare industry to leverage ARMs low-power, high efficiency technology in developing new services and increasing operational efficiencies. Prior to this, Karthik led ARM’s global carrier relationship team.

About ARM

ARM designs technology at the heart of the world’s most advanced digital products. We are enabling the development of new markets and transformation of industries and society, invisibly creating opportunity for a globally connected population. Our scalable, energy-efficient processor designs and related technologies deliver intelligence wherever computing happens, ranging from sensors to servers, including smartphones, tablets, digital TVs, enterprise infrastructure and the Internet of Things.

Our innovative technology is licensed by ARM Partners who have shipped more than 75 billion System on Chip (SoCs) containing our intellectual property. Together with our Connected Community, we are breaking down barriers to innovation for developers, designers and engineers, ensuring a fast, reliable route to market for leading electronics companies.

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