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• Alliance Associate member Big Cloud Analytics is achieving results with their COVALENCE* Retail Analytics Platform (Figure 4). It provides sales associates with information on in-store customers. In one department store, the solution resulted in fi ve percent of customer traffi c buying $35 USD more on a visit. Using COVALENCE, a fashion retailer is seeing a 42 percent increase in store revenue in their 10 lowest revenue-producing stores.


• An Intel pilot performed using Intel IoT Gateway Technology and a Dell In-Memory Appliance for Cloudera Enterprise demonstrated how Big Data analytics applied to factory equipment and sensors can deliver operational effi ciencies. The solution could enable potentially millions of dollars in cost savings to Intel’s manufacturing operations.


• Alliance General member Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) and Intel are working with the Chinese company Tatung on a smart-building management system. Predicted power savings of up to eight percent in the fi rst year are just the start. Effi ciency enhancements based on fi rst-year discoveries will provide up to 30 percent savings.


Conclusion


Results from implementations of the Intel IoT Platform with solutions from Alliance members demonstrate that the IoT is more than ready for business. The platform’s new IoT architecture and portfolio of prod- ucts, in combination with innovations from All iance members, further advance the ease of implementing secure, high-performance analytics


applications designed to balance edge and cloud processing for the greatest effi ciency and results. With the Intel IoT Platform and appli- cation-ready Alliance solutions, companies building out the IoT can deliver real ROI to their customers.


For information on IoT solutions from the Alliance, see intel.com/iotsolutionsalliance-sd


For more on enabling Big Data, business insights, and the Internet of Things with secure, scalable solutions, visit intel.com/embedded-iot


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scalable, interoperable solutions that accelerate deployment of intelligent devices and end-to-end analytics. Close collaboration with Intel and with each other enables Alliance members to innovate with the latest IoT technologies, helping developers deliver fi rst-in-market solutions that create value for their customers. Dell OEM (intel.com/ MR-dell) and Kontron (intel.com/MR-kontron) are Premier members of the Alliance. Big Cloud Analytics (intel.com/MR-bigcloud) and Microsoft (intel.com/MR-microsoft) are Associate members of the Alliance. Elitegroup Computer Systems (intel.com/MR-ecs) and IBM (intel.com/MR-ibm) are General members of the Alliance.


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