Aerotropolis EMEA was held in Manchester UK 8-10 July 2014. CGI and Microsoft jointly sponsored and presented at the event how airport cities can benefit from the Internet of Things.

1. © CGI Group Inc.
Connected Cities to Connected Airports,
powered by the Internet of Things (IoT)
Tim Griggs – Industry Director CGI
Steve Dunbar – IoT Commercial Lead
Microsoft

2. The Internet of Things
It’s Big
So many devices and so much data…
It’s Noisy
So many opinions…
It’s Confusing
So many possible decisions…
Should we
wait?
How (where)
do we get
started?
Who can
really help
us?
Do we need
to start over?
What
technology
do we need?
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3. Where do you start?
The Internet of Things starts with Your
Things.
• Build on the infrastructure you already have.
• Add more devices to the ones you already own.
• Get more from the data that already exists.
Stop just running your business.
Start making it thrive. Start realizing the potential of
the Internet of Your Things.

4. Other Enterprise
“Things”
…And connect to
other “things”
across the
Enterprise
Services
Services that easily connect and
manage devices and data, and
transform insights into action
Devices
The value of connectivity and data
Connected Windows
devices that empower
people with consistent,
compelling, and intuitive
experiences
Point of
Service Devices
Specialized
Devices
Thin
Clients
Handhelds
Self Checkout
Stations
Kiosks
Digital
Signs
Automation
Devices
Smart
Phones
Slates/
Tablets
PCs/
Laptops
Vending
Machines
Kinect
Servers
Diagnostic
Equipment
Remote Medical
Monitors
Logic
Controllers
Security
POS
Terminals
ATM
Chips
Applications
and Portals
Sensors
Other Devices

5. Airports continue to face a challenging environment

6. Your customers are evolving

7. Rail:
Reduce maintenance
costs by receiving
notifications before
equipment breaks down
Airports:
Facial recognition at car-
park prompting premium
security lane/departure
lounge offer
Airlines:
Identify ways to reduce
pollution by capturing and
analysing emissions data
Road:
Reduce fuel consumption
by using sensor data to
identify potential driver
improvements or machine
malfunction
Transport Operators:
Increase public transit
utilisation by adjusting
routes and capacity
according to usage trends
Parking:
Provide citizens with an
easier payment process
by integrating car-based
systems and car park
sensors for automation
Airports:
Proactive re-routing of
passengers through
interactive wayfinding
linked to CCTV
Airports:
Autonomous airside
vehicle for improved
consolidated logistics
Application of IoT in Transport

8. Intelligent Systems Service
Customer Example: London Underground

9. ISS Demo

10. For more Information
tim.griggs@cgi.com
stdunbar@microsoft.com
simon.francis@microsoft.com