it technology trends for 2010-2012

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- Tell me a fact and I will learn ittell me a truth and I will believe itbut tell me a story and it will livein my heart forever -Indian Proverb


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We are at one of those moments

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SPEEDInfinite bandwidth

and going for real-

time data

SCALEUnprecedented

processing power

and storage sizes

SOFTWARERadical change in

data analysis

SENSORSNew kinds of data


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-"The fact of the matter is, this is nota downturn, this is a bit of a reset-

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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer : CES keynote speech 6/1/2010


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Enterprise computing is headed for massive changes

We will see radical changes inhardware technology this year (2010)and SAP is more than prepared to takeadvantage.

He cited the following components: super-large in-memory systems

parallel computing

on-demand software cloud computing

mobile phones

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Virtually free and unlimited:

bandwidth and storage

Storage and bandwidth: areimproving performance and

cost efficiencyeven faster than

processor speedis .

The marginal cost is falling topractically zero.

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What do we carry in our pockets ?

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Passage from "solid" to "liquid" modernity

Social forms and institutions no longer have enough time tosolidifyand cannot serve as frames of reference andvirtually no distinctions between what we do to live and whatwe do to work.

Individuals have to splice together an unending series of

short-term projects and episodes.

In liquid modernity the individual (under conditions ofuncertainty) must:

be flexible and adaptable

be constantly ready and willing to change tactics at short notice

abandon commitments and loyalties without regretto pursuenew opportunities

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Passage from "solid" to "liquid" modernity

Social forms and institutions no longer have enough time tosolidifyand cannot serve as frames of reference andvirtually no distinctions between what we do to live and whatwe do to work.

Individuals have to splice together an unending series of

short-term projects and episodes.

In liquid modernity the individual (under conditions ofuncertainty) must:

be flexible and adaptable

be constantly ready and willing to change tactics at short notice

abandon commitments and loyalties without regretto pursuenew opportunities

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Enterprise 3.0

Enterprise 3.0 is about the

radical (liquid) changes

because ofconvergence:

technology business

management trends

Enterprise 2.0 is the use

of emergent social

software platforms:

within companies between companies and

their partners

between companies and

their customers.

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Enterprise 3.0:

BUSINESS AS UNUSUAL Bold business is coming back

Smart and creative actions

Innovative technologies

Fresh innovations

Rethinking: will not bebusiness as usual.

A radical and agile mind is

emerging that will surprisethe old business guard.

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For CIOs, 2010 is a year in which their veryprofession will be redefined permanently

from one of internallyoriented focus on:

processes

systems

to one of emphasis on : driving new revenue

engaging more intimately

with customers simplifying every aspect of

the companys operations.

The roles of CIO and

COO will overlap when

IT assumes more

responsibility for: executing business

strategy

managing operations

exploiting opportunities

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2010: CIO business goals

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Reducing costs

Optimizing/consolidating processes

Optimizing productivity

New analytics usage

Risk management and governance

Improvement ofdaily processes

Delivering a better service experience

Strengthening customer trustIncrease repeat customer businessImprovingcustomer relations

IT services at 99.99% reliability

Allowing technology consumerization

Customers

Employees

Enterprise Service

Resilience

New products

New markets

Manage change needs ( training and quality )Innovation


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Customer Responsiveness

RESPONSIVENESSTHE

NEW GOLD STANDARD

emphasizing the

importance ofcustomer

responsiveness as ameasure of success

relative to a traditional

focus on service

availability

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How different are they

consumerization commoditization

interchangeable standardization


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Consumerization

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New technology to the

consumer marketahead of business

markets.

Home based IT is more

capable than that

provided in theirworkplace ?

Defense>business>home

1970s > 1990s > 2010s


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Commoditization and Interchangeable

market based on undifferentiated products

Commoditization usually leads to lower prices sinceundifferentiated products produce perfect competition

Some technology products are certainly becoming

interchangeable but what's really commoditizing?

Not software, not hardware, not services, ONLY broadband

False commoditization can create substantial risk when

premier products (substantial additional value to offer) are

more expensive .

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dont confuse

INTERCHANGABLE and COMMODITIZATION and then

STANDARIZATION


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What is happening today?

MEGAtrend: Cloud computing


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CompTIAs December 2009 survey (CIOs multinational)

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Technology adoption life cycle

Adapted from Geoffrey Moores Crossing the Chasm

MassMarketAdoptionEarly

AdoptersThe

Chasm

Late

Adopters

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Technology Adoption Life Cycle

Chasm

Technologies Virtualization Convergence

Industry in a box Mobile End user computing Security

IT Management Complexity Data Center Cloud Computing Talent replacement and

augmentation ITIL V3

Applications Analytics (BI), event and data mining processing

BPM (Business Processes) Risk Management Compliance and governance Integration of applications (SOA and mashups) Unstructured data management and storage Context/content WEB 3.0

Core application evolution

Chasm

IT Management

Innovation

Technologies

Innovation

ApplicationInnovation


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Growth: Digital Agenda

Broadband related growth (innovation)will be the big differentiator in 2010-2012


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2009: one of the worst years in history

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IT complexity tax

Moores sayings:

Moore's Law : states that

computing capability

increases 1 percent per

week.

Moore's Flaw : keeping up

with this flood tide of

innovation quickly becomes

too difficult (and too costly)

for anyone to manage.

IT complexity tax:

CIOs pay with time, sweat and

money for every innovation,

every business process

improvement they implement.

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improve service, reduce cost, manage risk

Cost of

Operations

Quality of

Service

Risk of

Failure

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Reduce Complexity with an Architecture

Elimination of complexity

Requires companies to

redraw their IT architecture

Simplify technologies

Manage service

IT architecture

Provides the big picture

for what applications

support which

processes, how

applications interact,

and how they share data

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a great wine is a complex wine

But, is complex IT a great IT ?


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But now we need new IT Architecture

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Enterprise Strategy

Fire andhope!

Enterprise Architecture

Business Operating Environmentand IT Infrastructure

Transition

Planning

Architecture

Governance

Bus Archture IT Architecture

AEICorporate

Yankee

Group

SaturnGroup

Yarn

Division

Knits

Division

SenecaPlant

RaleighPlant

Cash

Management

Shipping

Accounting

Component

Design

YarnBuying

OrderEntry

Com onent

Scheduling

Yarn

Dyeing

Inventory

Assortment

Planning

ComponentKnitting

Tagging&Packing

Business

Structure

Business

Locations

Change Programs

Soln Outline Macro Design Micro Design Devt, etc.

Program Architecture

Soln Outline Macro Design Micro Design Devt, etc.

Program Architecture

TechnologyAvailability

BusinessOpportunity

Bus Strategy IT Strategy


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Reduce Complexity by Managing

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* From SYMANTEC


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DATA CENTER MANAGEMENT 2010


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Data Center Management 2010

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Integrated

Components

User Interface

Launch-in-Context

Reporting

Security

Deployment

Health

TransactionEvents

MainframeEvents

SecurityEvents

NetworkEvents

ApplicationEvents

StorageEvents

SystemEvents

PerformanceEvents


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Data Center Management 2010

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Integrated

Components

User Interface

Launch-in-Context

Reporting

Security

Deployment

Health

TransactionEvents

MainframeEvents

SecurityEvents

NetworkEvents

ApplicationEvents

StorageEvents

SystemEvents

PerformanceEvents


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ITIL v3 : 27 main processes

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Computing Platform Lifecycle

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another cure for complexity

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Power & cooling

Management software

ProCurveNetworking

ServersInternal storage

NewArchitecture

1980 2010 Pl tf Lif l


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1980 -2010 Platform Lifecycle

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Industry in a Box Companies

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Whats under the hood: Lego ?

Virtual Connectvirtualized

LAN and SANconnections

InsightSoftware

Capacity PlanningOrchestration

Disaster Recovery

StorageWorksEVA SAN

(Note: Matrix supportsany c-Class certified

FC SAN target)

Integrity andProLiantblade servers

All-in-One

Services, plusProLiant iCAP andpay as you grow

financing

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Wh d h h d 2


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Whats under the hood 2

Evolution to Cloud Computing : build off virtualization


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Evolution to Cloud Computing : build off virtualization

and internal Private Clouds

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Cloudy in your future

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Cloud Infrastructure Services (IaaS)

Cloud Platform Services (PaaS)

Cloud End-User Services(SaaS)

PhysicalInfrastructure

Service Users

Clou

dProviders

Service

Providers

Cloud Service Layers

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Disruptive Innovations


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Disruptive Innovations

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Winners and losers: who now?


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Winners and losers: who now?

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15 billion ARMbased chipsshipped to date


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If looks could kill

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one size fits all end user computing is out


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one-size-fits-all end-user computing is out

2008 Standard desktop

configuration with

Microsoft OS and office

productivity tools

2011 Standard desktop

configuration

*book configured for Web-based applications

Desktop or application

virtualization on thin-client

device

SaaS alternatives to hosted

applications

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So what happened ?


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So what happened ?

The user:

Mobility and always

connected allows the

user to shop for his own

set of appliances.

Appliances will have two

flavors for content

CREATE AND CONSUME

CONSUME

IT:

IT will have to :

Supply content to this

appliances

Receive content from this

appliances

Content will be structured,

unstructured and multimedia

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Kindle: content consumption


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Kindle: content consumption

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iPhone the content revolution


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iPhone the content revolution

The dean ofYale University's School of Management has

joined Apple as a new Vice President,

serving of the dean of a new "Apple University."

iPad: content consumption


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iPad: content consumption

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The future is here: WEB 3 0


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The future is here: WEB 3.0

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Digital Marketing Is Here To Stay !!

When I took office, only high

energy physicists had everheard of what is called the

World Wide`Web... Now even

my cat has it's own page.

- Bill Clinton

Much much easier


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Enterprise social software is growing


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Enterprise social software is growing

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wikis

blogs forums microblogging

social bookmarking

video

photospodcasts

but were creating a new set of silos.


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but we re creating a new set of silos.

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Wikis

Blogs

Video

Micro

blogs

Forums

Book-

marksPhotos

Pod

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