Popular Technologies to look for in 2013, presented during ESCET conference in a college at Villupuram

1. Top 10 Technology
Trends
Balasubramanian Krishnan
Business Engagement Manager , CISCO
10-MAR-2012
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2.  Top 10 Technology Trends
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3. Reimagining business with aasocial mindset
Reimagining business with social mindset
Executives makes investment
Faster response times
Faster way to respond to customers
Better decisions & Smart Actions
Make connections at home, at work,
on the go
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

4. Gaming gets serious
Gaming gets serious
Powerful tool for solving business
problems
Scorecard on business performance
- Metrics
Learning curves are high. Work
collaboratively
Influences User behaviors &
Intentions
Increased Customer Engagement
Courtesy: http://www.paulthompsonsblog.com
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

5. Unleashed Businesses are embracing mobility
Unleashed Businesses are embracing mobility

Do things differently - Push Our
existing systems
 Do different things - Change your
Operating Model, Business Model,
Industry
Infographic by Enterprise mobile consultants at [x]cube LABS
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

6. The end-user renaissance forces aadisruptive shift in IT
The end-user renaissance forces disruptive shift in IT
 Efficient, Effective Business Users;
Becoming Innovative
 Complex data, transaction - view,
analyze based on context, All Data to
one screen
 Build quick applications, Add value
 Make different business groups
connected
Courtesy: http://emsoc.be/
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

7. Adoption moves from clouds to clouds, and hybrid emerges as aadominant model
Adoption moves from clouds to clouds, and hybrid emerges as dominant model
 Systems Integrations become
seamless
 Back office Integration becomes
seamless
 Managing workloads becomes
easier; Efficient & highly responsive
to customers
Courtesy: http://vmwaretips.com
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

8. The competition between big data and traditional enterprise data is over: they both win
The competition between big data and traditional enterprise data is over: they both win
 Customer Centric Analysis; Think
Customer profitability
 Creating an adaptive learning
organization; adopting BIG data
 Being responsive to customers
 Evaluating the effectiveness of
decisions, near real-time
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

9. Location Matters. Pictorial representation of Information
Location Matters. Pictorial representation of Information
 Tool for dealing with immense
amount of information
 Location matters to Business
 Access to real time information;
how my products are doing 1hr ago,
20 mins ago
 Get close to physical world
Courtesy: http://www.adobe.com
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

10. Managing identity in an increasingly digital world
Managing identity in an increasingly digital world
 Tailor a product as per the needs
of the customer
 Target - Study Customer buying
patterns, up sell services
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

11. Innovation is shifting from “eureka” to an institutional discipline
Innovation is shifting from “eureka” to an institutional discipline
 Forecastable, repeatable, scalable
 Synthesize information from
multiple sources of data
 Generate growth post recession
 Ability to sense the emerging
trends in technology industry
 Reducing risks & increasing
returns
Courtesy: http://filene.org/publications/detail/measure
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

12. Finding the sweet spot between ‘need to share’ and ‘need to own’
Finding the sweet spot between ‘need to share’ and ‘need to own’
 Ability to coordinate between
processes efficiently
 Leverage and mobilize 3rd parties
that can add value
 Focus early on business areas with
a large number of existing or
potential service providers
Source. http://www.deloitte.com

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