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Disruptive innovation is changing the way business is being conducted.
Four examples include Alibaba, Facebook, airbnb, and UBER.
In turn, business is changing the nature of IT.
Even more examples – Largest telcos but owns no telco infrastructure – Skype / WeChat; Fastest growing bank but no actual money – SocietyOne; World’s largest movie house owns no cinemas – NetFlix; Largest software vendors but don’t write the apps – Apple & Google.
http://www.slideshare.net/dezblanchfield1/recent-developments-in-data-analytics-and-big-data
On June 9th 2015 on dice.com, the # of jobs based on each keyword
Virtualization: 2699
Cloud: 7176
Container or Microservice: 475
Fabric: 206
VMs used to be deployed in days and live for months if not years. Cloud VMs are now deployed in hours, live for weeks. Containers deploy in seconds and live for minutes. Microservices respond in milliseconds and live for seconds.
Transition into what vendors are doing with their respective stacks in 2015.
On December 31st 2015 on dice.com, the # of jobs based on each keyword
Virtualization: 2570
Cloud: 8767
Container or Microservice: 640
VMs used to be deployed in days and live for months if not years. Cloud VMs are now deployed in hours, live for weeks. Containers deploy in seconds and live for minutes. Microservices respond in milliseconds and live for seconds.
Transition into what vendors are doing with their respective stacks in 2015.
IT is changing from the lab in the back – think CRM, ERP, HRM, ECM to a digital front for the business. System of record is conventional enterprise systems designed to hold the authoritative data source for a given piece of information. System of engagement was first coined by Geoffrey Moore and focuses on people not processes. They integrate real-time data from social, cloud, and mobile in the context of daily life events and workflows.
Forrester predicts that in 2016, IT Spend will be a 50-50 split between systems of record and systems of engagement. DevOps is an equation balancing Dev and Ops. Where both Dev & Ops converge to is the application.
Backend centralized SQL Database -> Distributed Key/Value NoSQL
In-memory session -> Shared memcached/Redis session
Chatty protocols -> Latency tolerant protocols
Polled info -> Event-driven
Fat complex objects -> Lightweight serial objects
Java, .NET -> node.js, python, ruby, javascript
Security – Don’t get breached.
Lean – Maximize ROI. Do more with less.
Agile – Pivot quickly on any important aspect.
Bridge IT Ops to DevOps with MaaD.
Start with an IT Ninja Star.
It doesn’t matter where your application runs or what systems & services are involved. The DART framework can be used to effectively & efficiently perform change management at scale.