Predix Insight

Overview
Bangalore

Feb 2014
Agenda
• What is Predix Insight
• Use Case
• Predix Insight value proposition
• Customer pain points/requirements
• Predix Insight 1.0 value proposition
• Feature Set
• Roadmap
• Predix Insight Contacts
• Demo

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Predix
The software platform for the Industrial Internet
Predictivity Energy Aviation Transportation Healthcare
Solutions

People at Work Machine Server

Grid/Utility

Network
On Premise
Wind Farm
or
Turbine
Cloud

Predix Predix Server

Experience Predix Predix Predix
Machine Predix Net Asset Insight
Predix Predix
Reader Cards
Predix Core
Predix Micro
Predix Predix
V Connect Predix Data Fabric

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What is Predix Insight?

Predix Insight is a scalable framework to

rapidly and iteratively compose cross-
language, cross-platform analytic applications
upon high-volume, high-variety, and high-
velocity industrial data.

Predix Insight provides a contribution platform

for analytic applications.

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Predix Insight Main Use Cases

Business use case: refer to the wiki

https://devcloud.swcoe.ge.com/devspace/display/PHMCAF

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Insight Use Case: Engine Diagnostic

Data Network Data Center

Diagnostic
Results

Notifications
to Airline Aviation Operation Center
Data Connector

Predix Insight
Objective:
To monitor and analyze the Load Balancer Load Balancer
health of engines to increase
coverage, detection and lead
Diagnostic Diagnostic Diagnostic Diagnostic
time and reduce false alarms Analytic Analytic Analytic Analytic
across the fleets

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Customer Pain Points/Requirements
Audience: Solution Developers, Data Scientists and
Operations

① Slow time to market with limited differentiation in

developing analytics solutions

② High TCO to build analytics solutions

③ Limited collaboration in analytics development

and operations to foster innovation

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Predix Insight Value Proposition
Audience: Solution Developers, Data Scientists and
Operations

① Fast time to market to develop analytics solutions

① Low TCO to build analytics solutions

② Maximize collaboration in analytics development

and operations to foster innovation

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Predix Insight Operational Overview

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Predix Insight Capabilities
Persona Category Capabilities
Data Scientist Content • Analytic Catalog of algorithms
• Generalized Metadata for algorithms
Solution Tools • Web based Orchestration Editor
Development • User guided analytic configuration
• Simplified cross-language data binding
• Standardized orchestrations based on BPMN 2.0
• Asset based data binding strategy framework
Operations Runtime • Multi language analytic support (eg: Java, C, C++, C#)
Execution • Intermediate data caching
• In-memory analytic execution
• Long running analytic execution
• Configurable horizontal scaling
• Framework for supporting variety of data
(aggregation of Asset vs. Fleet vs. Network data)
Operation • Analytic Configurations migration and ease of
Support deployment
• Analytic Monitoring Dashboard
• Condition based Dispatch

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Roadmap Current Features Future Roadmap

Predix Insight
Tools Analytic Rendering & Visualization Operation Support

Data Graph,
Analytic Alarm / Condition Analytic
Ingestion Test Trending Decision Analytic
Orchestion Event / based Lifecycle
and Module & Support Monitoring
Editor Rules Dispatch Mgmt
Exploration Reporting

Analytic Catalog
Content

Machine Statistical and Data Condition

Math Manipulation Prognostic Predictive
Learning Monitoring
Analytics Analytics Analytics Analytics
Analytics Analytics

Analytic Orchestration Engine

Execution
Runtime

Small BigData Analytics Instance Big

Streaming
In-Memory (eg: Map Reduce) In-Memory Grid
Common

Access
Data

Data Reader/Writer
Predix Asset Entity Models Field Metadata
Connector

Predix Core
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Predix
Q1 CY2014 Q2 CY2014 Q3 CY2014 Q4 CY2014

Predix Core 14.1 Predix Core 14.2 Predix Core 14.3

Predix DataFabric Predix DataFabric

14.2 14.3

Predix Machine 14.2 Predix Machine 14.3

Predix Net 14.2 Predix Net 14.3

Predix Asset 14.1 Predix Asset 14.2 Predix Asset 14.3

Predix Insight 14.1 Predix Insight 14.2 Predix Insight 14.3

Predix Experience Predix Experience Predix Experience

14.1 14.2 14.3

This represents GE Software’s current view of its product development cycle and future directions. It is intended for information purposes only, and should not be interpreted as a commitment on
the part of GE Software. GE Software makes no warranties, express or implied, in this document.

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Predix Insight
Q4 2014
Q1 2014 Q2 2014 (May) Q3 2014 (August)
(December)
Predix Insight 14.1 Predix Insight 14.2 Predix Insight 14.3

Features Features Features

• Name Value Selection Filter • Asset – Insight Integration • Analytic LifeCycle
• Simplification of Installation • Monitoring Dashboard Management
and Wrapping Analytics • Multi-Language Support for R • Data Exploration (leverage
• Platform alignment with and Python Core/Visualization tools)
Hibernate replacement by • Hadoop / MapReduce support • Orchestration Sub-processes
Open JPA for Analytics • Security Enhancements –
• UI modernization and Ext JS • Install and Packaging RBAC etc.
replacement Enhancements
• Clustering / Multi-Node • Enrichment of Analytics Benefits
Topology Support Catalog • Facilitate improved sharing of
• Design Collaboration / analytics and analytical
planning for Hadoop and Asset Benefits solution components across
integration • Leverage Asset metadata from GE businesses
Predix Asset for quick • Support for Full analytic
Benefits deployment of Analytics lifecycle management
• Improved flexibility for data solutions • Security and role based user
selection for analytics • Reference application for M&D management
• Faster install and deployment of Assets
of analytics solutions • Support for majority of
• Modern UI based on UX best Analytics platforms in use in
practices GE

This represents GE Software’s current view of its product development cycle and future directions. It is intended for information purposes only, and should not be interpreted as a commitment on
the part of GE Software. GE Software makes no warranties, express or implied, in this document.

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Contacts
Predix Insight
• Product Management
• Ibrahim Gokcen, gokcen@ge.com
• Shyam Nath, shyam.nath@ge.com
• Software Development Manager
• Nagesh Nayudu, nayudu@ge.com
• Product Marketing
• Venkat Eswara, venkat.eswara@ge.com
• Solution Services Team
• predix.solution.services@ge.com

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 Thank You!
Questions and suggestion are always welcome.

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 Backup
Insight 1.0 Messaging

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 Demo

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Customer Pain Points/Requirements
Audience: Solution Developers, Data Scientists and
Operations
Slow time to market with
limited differentiation in
developing analytics
solutions
• Longer time to develop and
productize analytic solutions -
takes months to years
• Limits scale, minimizes innovation
and increases time to
operationalize
• Limited extensibility with point
solution approach to aggregate
from asset to fleet to network level
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High TCO to build
analytics solutions
• High cost for development and
maintenance towards specialized
skills needed in advanced data
analytics
• Expensive and longer customer
feedback cycle time for point
solutions
• High cost and risk with the
introduction of new technologies
and programming languages
Limited collaboration in
analytics development
and operations to foster
innovation
• Inefficient time and use of data
scientists in dealing with
disjointed, multiple analytical
language environment vs.
focusing on high-value business
problems for the customers
• Lack of common place to share
analytics, algorithm
• Inability to manage and distribute
secured data sets in a centralized
location
Predix Insight Value Proposition
Audience: Solution Developers, Data Scientists and
Operations
Fast time to market to
develop analytics
solutions
• Rapid development of analytics
solutions using Predix Insight -
months to weeks
• Scalable common architecture for
analytics
• Extensible framework to
aggregate at asset, fleet and
network level
Low TCO to build
analytics solutions
• Lower development and
maintenance costs with
collaboration and common
frameworks
• Minimize cost and cycle time to
incorporate customer
requirements with standardized,
collaborative analytic environment
• Minimize costs and risks
associated with the introduction of
new technologies and
programming languages
Maximize collaboration in
analytics development
and operations to foster
innovation
• Increase efficiency by focusing on
high value business problems
• One common environment to
share algorithms
• Ability to manage and distribute
secured data sets in a centralized
location

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① Fast time to market to develop analytics
solutions
Pain Point 1: Value Proposition 1:

Slow time to market with limited differentiation in developing Fast time to market to build analytics solutions
analytics solution
1.Longer time to i. variety of disjointed analytic tools in GE from 1. Rapid development i. one place to consume analytic tools from Excel,
develop and Excel, Mathlab, Java and C++ of analytical Mathlab, Java and C++
productize analytic ii. lack of standard way to develop and integrate solutions using ii. one standard way to combine analytics
solutions - takes analytic solutions Predix Insight – workflows written in different languages
iii. significant development effort for new analytic months to weeks iii. ability to reuse services and workflows
months to years
solutions due to lack of reuse of existing minimizes time to develop new analytic
solutions solutions

2.Limits scale, i. inability to leverage analytic solutions across 2.Scalable common i. reuse common themes such as monitoring and
minimizes innovation businesses, as current analytic solutions are architecture for diagnostics across distinct businesses
and increases time to siloed in a given business group built on a given ii. a standardized configurable fashion to map
analytics
technology inputs and outputs to analytics which minimizes
operationalize
ii. significant effort to integrate and operationalize integration effort
each analytic solution iii. independently scalable layered architecture to
iii. limited scalability built on siloed infrastructure scale horizontally

3.Limited extensibility i. significant custom coding needed to combine 3.Extensible i. orchestration of analytics and ability to quickly
and/or orchestrate multiple analytics framework to assimilate new functionality with reusable
with point solution
ii. lack of standard API's to reuse and built upon aggregate at building blocks
approach to ii. standardized wrappers and data interface for
the current analytics asset, fleet and
aggregate from asset analytics
iii. inability to scale horizontally as the current network level
to fleet to network iii. decoupled scalable architecture for horizontal
analytics are built to one infrastructure identity
level only scalability at each tier of the analytic solution

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 ② Low TCO to build analytics solutions
High TCO to build analytics solutions
1. High cost for development
and maintenance towards
specialized skills needed in
advanced data analytics
2. Expensive and longer
customer feedback cycle
time for point solutions
3. High cost and risk with the
introduction of new
technologies and
programming languages
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Pain Point 2: Value Proposition 2:
Low TCO to build analytics solutions
i. specialized skills needed by each time in data 1. Lower development and i. the use of wrappers to hide the complexity of
mining and advanced analytics to develop, code maintenance costs with multiple languages and minimize the need for
and handle huge amounts of data diverse skills in the solution development team
collaboration and common
ii. lack of synergy and best use of the specialized ii. reuse of analytics built on any supported
frameworks
skills between the teams languages across teams
iii. limited availability of functional / domain expertise iii. leverage best of breed algorithms via the
and technical skills for each development team Analytic Catalog
i. multiple development cycles for each development 2. Minimize cost and cycle i. share best practices and lessons learnt with
team as lessons learnt and best practices are not time to incorporate Orchestration Editor
shared across teams ii. standardized testing process with reuse of
customer requirements
ii. limited standardization on comprehensive test input / output mapping process
cases due to to different approaches to implement with standardized,
iii. leverage common skills such as QA across
analytics collaborative analytic various domain apps from a centralized pool
iii. common skills such as QA becomes specialized in environment
a siloed analytical development environment
i. multiple license agreements and stack integration 3. Minimize costs and risks i. leverage enterprise license agreements and
for each analytic solution associated with the application integration (e.g.: eliminate costs
ii. tight coupling between data and analysis solution introduction of new associated with standalone analysis servers
such as Matlab)
iii. higher operational risk and potential failure points technologies and
ii. data extraction independent of the analytic
with the introduction of each new wave of programming languages
technology and human intervention solution
iii. encapsulate underlying technologies with
wrappers, APIs; and minimize risks with
conditional execution of analytics with
minimum human interactions
 ③ Maximize collaboration in analytics
development and operations to foster
innovation
Pain Point 3:
Limited collaboration in analytics development and operations
to foster innovation
1. Inefficient time and use of i.
data scientists in dealing
with disjointed, multiple
ii.
analytical language
environment vs. focusing iii.
on high-value business
problems for the customers
2. Lack of common place to i.
share analytics, algorithms
ii.
iii.
3. Inability to manage and i.
distribute secured data sets
in a centralized location ii.
iii.
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Value Proposition 3:
Maximize collaboration in analytics development and
operations to foster innovation
disparate technologies and siloed environment; 1. Increase efficiency by i. one common environment to assimilate
limited collaboration and feedback loop across focusing on high value algorithms and datasets, and collaboration
data scientists and operations across data scientists and operations
business problems
lack of one standardized and common way to ii. one standard way to create analytical
execute analytics solutions using Analytics Catalog with mix and
limited ability to incorporate best of breed analytic match of analytics in different languages
capabilities iii. reuse of best of breed analytics using
Analytics Catalog and ability to compare and
contrast heterogeneous analytic algorithms
inability for data scientists to share and collaborate
with the algorithms 2. One common environment i. collaboration and sharing of algorithms
ii. reuse of dataset mappings - input/output
inability to share dataset mappings for use with the to share algorithms
algorithms mappings
inability to share pre-processed and cleansed data iii. ability to share pre-processing and cleansing
routines for commonly used datasets
lack of standardized environment and process for 3. Ability to manage and i. use of common environment for sharing
data exploration of the datasets distribute secured data sets datasets and processes for data exploration
lack of centralized environment for sharing the ii. centralization of datasets to facilitate sharing
datasets used for analytics
in a centralized location
and reuse
inability to share orchestration of analytics iii. ability to share analytic orchestrations to
provide building blocks for developing complex
analytic solutions
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