Transforming Dubai into a Smart City IoT. December 6-8, 2015 Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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1 Transforming Dubai into a Smart City IoT December 6-8, 2015 Dubai, United Arab Emirates

2 Dubai to be smartest yet happiest city of the world Murat Ethem Eldem Senior Director / M2M&IoT

3 The World We Intend to Create

4 Etisalat s Footprint in a geography with need of smart cities Maroc Telecom, Morocco % Ownership (1) 53% Mobile, Fixed & Internet Sotelma, Mali % Ownership (2) 51% Mobile, Fixed & Internet Etisalat Misr, Egypt Mobile & Internet % Ownership 66% Canar, Sudan Fixed % Ownership 90% Etisalat, Afghanistan Mobile % Ownership 100% PTCL, Pakistan Mauritel, Mauritania Mobile, Fixed & Internet % Ownership 23% Mobile, Fixed & Internet % Ownership (2) 41% Etisalat Lanka, Sri Lanka Mobile % Ownership 100% Atlantique Telecom, Moov West Africa Onatel, Burkina Faso Mobile % Ownership (3) 100% % Ownership (2) 51% Mobile, Fixed & Internet Maroc Telecom (4) Other Africa Middle East Asia Thuraya, UAE Satellite telecommunication % Ownership 28% Network 140 countries coverage Etisalat, UAE % Ownership 100% Mobile, Fixed & Internet Gabon Telecom, Gabon % Ownership (2) 51% Mobile, Fixed & Internet EMTS, Etisalat Nigeria Mobile % Ownership 40% Zantel, Tanzania Mobile & Internet % Ownership 85% Etihad Etisalat (Mobily), Saudi Arabia % Ownership 27% Mobile & Internet

Typical Merits of Smart City Traditional cities Smart cities Smart cities 1 Waste management is a major challenge because of the lack of accurate information available to waste managers.

5 Typical Merits of Smart City Traditional cities Smart cities Smart cities 1 Waste management is a major challenge because of the lack of accurate information available to waste managers. Waste and recycling bins can be fitted with sensors that enable waste collection to be optimised, reducing the environmental impact of truck rolls Too much taxpayer money is spent as a result of reliance on energy inefficient solutions. Innovative energy efficiency solutions such as intelligent street lighting are deployed, which are monitored in real time Transporting people and goods is dogged by congestion, wasted hours and fuel. Parking space seeking behaviour adds to this congestion. Smart parking can be introduced, which can help ease congestion and generate sustainable new revenue by introducing demand- response pricing. Efficiency and effectiveness in almost every function a city has to offer Figure 8: Comparison of traditional and smart cities in five functional areas [Source: IBM, Analysys Mason, 2014] Some citizens may be excluded from accessing e-government and citizens information services by insufficient ease of access to Internet services. Public safety agencies have difficulty using all the information at their disposal to ensure public safety. Citizens and tourists are provided with free access to wireless data services through municipal Wi-Fi networks. Investment in real-time video surveillance and analysis of data enables faster reaction to public safety threats. 5

6 Typical Illustration of a Smart City

7 In Reality the Smart City

8 Advanced but still not happy 8

9 Dubai as Smart City

other, don't think of fighting or hate, just love it,

10 Dubai as Smart Happy City I want Dubai to be a place where everybody from all over the world meets each other, don't think of fighting or hate, just love it, enjoy their sport, and that's it. H.E Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum

11 What do you need to master IoT to create smart happiness? Hardware design and integration Embedded software development Communications services and networking IoT platforms and cloud services Business strategy Enterprise IT integration Security/privacy assessment Source: Gartner Ancillary apps, e.g., on mobiles

13 Convergence and Co-operation of industries

14 Digital Transformation Titulo Be Me Be Agile Be Digital Be Smart Be Safe

15 IoT Transformation SMART LOGISTICS SMART AUTOMOTIVE SMART TRAFFIC SMART ENERGY & GRID SMART TRANSPORT SMART VENDING SMART BUILDING SMART ENVIRONMENT SMART OIL & GAS SMART SURVEILLANCE SMART PARKING SMART PUBLIC SAFETY Industrial IoT Solutions City IoT Solutions E2E Services IoT Big data Capabilities IoT Platform IoT Command Centers Managed M2M Connectivity Sensors & Gateways

The first connected car in commercial use in UAE.

16 Diverse Solutions enabled Rent-a-car secure tracking by Dubai Police Street Light Management Smart Transportation The first connected car in commercial use in UAE. Smart Field Services Bus lane intrusion detection Mobile parking solutions

Star (EES) is a unique project to reduce the carbon footprint of UAE, showcasing the world the

17 Diverse Solutions enabled UAE has the third highest CO2/capita ratio in the world, as energy consumption has been soaring over the past few years Src: WWF Living Planet report Emirates Energy Star (EES) is a unique project to reduce the carbon footprint of UAE, showcasing the world the commitment Etisalat has made along with the UAE government to make a positive impact in saving the planet from climate change