20. By 2020 ……
• 8.9 billion - mobile connections
• $900 billion – total capex being invested into Mobile
• 20 Million - number of people employed in Mobile Sector
• 1 billion – number of mobile IoT connections
• 5.8 billion – number of smartphones – 123% Increase
The trends
GSMA
21. The Players
15 Years Ago ….
• Orange
• Nortel
• Motorola
• Nokia
• Sony Ericsson
• Yahoo
• Vodafone
Today ….
• Facebook
• Apple
• Samsung
• Ford
• Google
• Vodafone
• Huawei
• China Mobile
• Stripe
• IBM
• Accenture
23. £
$34bn
spent on cloud
computing in 2015
Hyper-connected
technology
Consumer
control
Disruptive
business models
$1.4bn
virtual reality growth
rate in targeted users
1.3bnpotential shift in
job automation
Rise of the
sharing economy
16%of customer will
abandon a
mobile site
following bad
user experience
Facebook
mobile monthly active users
2.1bnsocial media users
80%
47
autonomously- connected
end points in 2017
The Internet
of Things – 30bn
%
spent on wearable
technology by
2017
The Direction …. Innovation + disruption
25. …. its no longer just about mobile!
The Internet
of Things
Implantable
Technologies
Supercomputer in
Your Pocket
Storage
for All
Smart
Cities
Artificial
Intelligence
Wearable
Internet
The
Connected
Home
Connected
Autonomous
Cars
The
Sharing
Economy
3D
printing
Bitcoin and
the
Blockchain
Vision as
the New
Interface
Robotics
and
Services
Big Data for
Decisions
Our
Digital
Presence
WeForum
40. Kingdom Housing
RSL operating in Fife and East Central Scotland
Provide support services to people with health and
physical disabilities
Properties owned and managed 4,057
Employees 352
Mobile devices 370
Mobile systems SVS; Carista; AdminControl; Citrix
41. ICT Strategy
Objectives
Deliver customer focused solutions
Enhance technical infrastructure
Provide effective information systems
Maximise business efficiency
ICT governance and quality management
45. Property Inspectors
DEPLOYED - September 2013
DEVICE - Samsung Tab3
APP - SVS Mobile
BENEFITS
All post and pre-inspections jobs on device
Jobs created on-site from pre-inspections
Reduced mileage
Real-time
Reduce paperwork
46. Housing
DEPLOYED - April 2015
DEVICE - Microsoft Surface Pro3 and
MiFi
APP - Citrix Receiver
BENEFITS
Customer Focused
Access to Orchard Housing system
Access to on-line systems
Specific to Housing home visits
Charlotte, Housing Assistant
I visited a young mother in the north of Fife
who works 10 Hours per week and has a low
income. Her housing benefit had been
stopped and I helped her complete a
housing benefit form online and also apply
for a back date from the date the benefit
was stopped, successfully re-claiming £932
and reducing the stress of our tenant.
Marie, Housing Officer
Tenant would have been unable to
complete HB form unassisted and due to
complex medical needs of both joint
tenants could not have managed into
office. Successful backdate of £367.
47. Support and Care
DEPLOYED - April 2013
DEVICE - Samsung J5
APP - Carista
BENEFITS
Employee engagement
SAS system by Intrelate
App with On-line rota
Email
Automation in real-time
Reduction in Admin employees
Reduction in photocopying, filing
Reduction in paper
48. Support and Care
DEPLOYED - April 2015
DEVICE - Microsoft Surface Pro3
APP - Carista
BENEFITS
6 monthly reviews
Real-time information
Removal of paperwork
Reduction in administration
Empowerment for clients
Interaction with technology
Bernie, Support Co-ordinator
“I felt that she really felt in control of her
support plan because she wrote exactly how
she wanted to be supported.”
49. Committee and Management
DEPLOYED - February 2016
DEVICE - Apple iPad Pro
APP - AdminControl
BENEFITS
SAS
Secure access to board and
meeting papers
Offline
ROI – Cost of devices and
software is lower than admin,
paper, photocopying, postage
Paperless
Annotation
Real-time
50. ICT/Business Improvement
DEPLOYED - March 2016
DEVICE - Apple iPad Pro
APPS - Citrix Receiver; Exchange notes; iAnnotate PDF, Oovoo
BENEFITS
Paperless
Access to all systems
Access to all information
Improve ICT support
51. Data Security, Staff Awareness and MDM
Software - SOTI MobiControl
Deployed - 2013
BENEFITS
Data Protection
Good governance
Pin Security
Uniformity
Track, locate, lock, wipe
Deployment of apps and updates
Remote Control
Content Library
Business Continuity
52. Mobile Contracts
The importance of reviewing contracts
BENEFITS
Cost saving by renewing every 24 months
New contract £16,000 less than next lowest tender
Cost saving - different tariffs (Additional £8,000 saving over 24 months)
Replace devices, keep technology current
Reduced ICT Support
Employee satisfaction
53. Our Plans
Repairs and Property Services
Work with Housing software
supplier Orchard to develop
new Repairs solution
Implementing mobile working
for stock condition surveys
Other Services
Extend mobile working to
more employees
54. Our Plans – Support and Care
Continue to work with Intrelate to
make most of our investment
Test and implement new software
developments
Look for additional areas for
improvement
Eliminate paperwork
Ensure employees receive adequate
training
55. Lessons Learnt and Advice
CONSIDER
Results required
Methodology
Process mapping
Employee engagement
Engagement with software providers
Provide clear system specification
Maximise connectivity
REVIEW
Responsibility
Test workflows
Test devices
Tethering
Renew contracts
Keep technology current
56. Results
Improved customer service
Driving savings across the organisation
Do more with less – efficiency
Improved workflow
Improved security
Building a more digital workforce
Happier workforce
“Mobile technology is part of our everyday life and will become normal.”
66. Key objectives
Increase usage of online and physical services
Encourage innovation and new ways of working
across Edinburgh Council and the public sector
Meet customer expectations in the digital world
Deliver engaging fully online interactive portal
Create an App and fully mobile compliant multimedia
content
Increase usage and awareness of library services
Write once read many times
Provide unified search
Allow customers to provide feedback
67.
68. Search Store for Library Authority
name or, Scan Code
SOLUS auto detects phone
type and takes users
to the device App store to
install Your App.
201. • Over 700 global partners
• Dedicated product, engineering, sales and
account management teams
• Strong set of data and analytical products,
including API and White Label
202. Our ultimate goal:
to make travel booking as easy as it is today to buy
a book online
216. Comfort, not
convenience, is the most
important thing in
software - and text is an
incredibly comfortable
medium”
Jonathan Libov
Analyst, Union Square Ventures
“
218. “Get me a BA flight
from Sofia to Edinburgh
leaving tomorrow morning
for less than €100”
219. I always like to rewind to what
people did before technology.
Before the web era, we just
had conversations.
David Marcus
Head of Facebook Messenger
“
222. Old: all software expands
until it includes messaging
New: all messaging
expands until it includes
software”
Benedict Evans
Analyst, Andreessen Horowitz
“
226. And already, most
of the top apps in
the stores are
messaging apps -
whether measured
by downloads or
sessions.
Source: Mary Meeker,
KPCB Internet Trends, 2015
227. Think about the convergence of
comfort and convenience:
apps you already use, improving
services you already use?
228. If apps were in the business of
selling us distraction, bots will
be in the business of buying
us time.”
Suman Deb Roy
Data Scientist, Betaworks
“
229. What is a bot and
when does it become
an agent?
Just how long is a
conversation?
234. Ask Skyscanner for a flight
Sure, where are you flying from?
London
Great, where are you flying to?
Seattle
Thanks, when are you leaving?
Friday
And finally, when do you return?
November 13th
Great, finding prices…
235. Ask Skyscanner for a flight
Sure, where are you flying from?
Ask Skyscanner for a flight please
Sorry, I don’t understand…
236.
237. Skyscanner was formed by
giing complicated answers to
simple questions. Now we’re
trying to turn that the other
way around”
David Low
Failed Philosopher, Skyscanner
“
238. “Get me a flight
from Edinburgh to Amsterdam
leaving after 6pm tonight
for less than £100”
16 words, 1 result
243. “Present wireless receiving apparatus will be scrapped for
much simpler machines; static and all forms of interference
will be eliminated, so that innumerable transmitters and
receivers may be operated without interference. It is more
than probable that the household's daily newspaper will be
printed 'wirelessly' in the home during the night. Domestic
management--the problems of heat, light and household
mechanics--will be freed from all labor through beneficent
wireless power.”
Nikola Tesla – 1926
243
An older idea than you think
246. 22:30, 29th September 1969
“lo”
ARPANET is born
ROOTS OF THE INTERNET - 1969
The roots of the internet - 1969
247. Innovation gathers pace
1973 – first passive read/write RFID
Mid 70s – the Carnegie Mellon Coke machine
1980 – Wearable personal computer imaging and lighting
system – Steve Mann
1990 – Olivetti IR Active badge & “smart rooms”
1995 – Siemens M1 enables M2M over GSM
1999 – Auto-ID links RFID to Internet through EPC
“Internet of Things” coined by Kevin Ashton
2008 – The Internet of Things is “born”
249. 2020 - Gartner’s vision
• 20% of computers will learn, not process
• IoE will add $1.9 trillion in value to economy
• “Best of breed” vendors will replace “megavendors”
• Two-thirds of CIOs expect to change primary supplier by
2017
• 30 billion connected devices, every $100+ product will be
“smart” (or 212 billion…)
• 3D printing will revolutionise the supply chain
252. DISRUPTION #1: CLOUD COMPUTING
Cloud computing has disrupted
every industry it has touched.
Enable more disruptive
technologies to come.
Hackers will find and attack
weaknesses in the building blocks
and joints of cloud computing.
253. DISRUPTION #2: MOBILE
“Every once in a while a revolutionary
product comes along that changes
everything.”
- Steve Jobs, 2007
Empowering Wearable
Technologies, Location Sensing
and Internet of Things (IoT) today.
Cybercriminals can strike their
targets from anywhere.
More entry points for them to
infiltrate an unsecured system or
network.
254. DISRUPTION #3: BIG DATA
Organisations will use Big Data to satisfy their customers better.
Hackers will also use Big Data to exploit their victims better.
255. DISRUPTION #4: SOCIAL MEDIA
Social media helps reach people easier and quicker.
Cybercriminals want to reach you similarly too.
256. DISRUPTION #5: INTERNET OF
THINGS
Anything and everything
that connects with the
Internet can be hacked.
IoT could be the “Network
of all networks” in the
future.
25 billion connected things by 2020 – Gartner
Immature and experimental
now.
259. Security questions for the enterprise
- How do I identify, mange and monitor?
- How do identify & mitigate unauthorised access to a
device?
- What are the new/unique vectors of data loss/leakage?
- How do I maintain legal or regulatory compliance?
- How do I store & secure the huge volume of data?
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