Slides of the talk given at IEEE Computer Society Rockstars of Mobile Cloud Conference at Boston (May 2014)

1. Composable Enterprise – Cloud,
Mobile and IoT
Krishnan Subramanian
Director, OpenShift Strategy, Red Hat
May 6th 2014

2. WHO AM I?

3. PLAN OF MY TALK
• Introduction
• Trends – Cloud, Mobile and IoT
• Modern Enterprise
• Modern Enterprises are composable
• DevOps + Open Platform =>
Composable => Modern Enterprise
• Conclusion

4. Technology is changing fast
but enterprises are not

5. OLD MINDSET
Enterprises are laggards
but it is ok

6. NEW MINDSET
Enterprises are expected
to keep pace with
consumer technologies

7. BUT, GARTNER SURVEY SAYS
• 51% say 3rd era of Enterprise IT is
coming faster than they can cope
• A further 42% fearing they didn’t
have the talent to get through this
era of IT unscathed
• 7 in 10 CIOs said they are planning
to significantly change the
technology

8. WHAT HAPPENED?
Cloud…… Mobile……
IoT……

9. CLOUD

10. Gartner says by
2016, bulk of
the IT spend
will be on cloud
computing with
hybrid cloud
leading the way
from 2017
ENTERPRISE CLOUD ADOPTION

11. According to
Gartner, through
2017, 90 percent
of enterprises will
have two or more
mobile operating
systems to
support
MOBILE
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12. MOBILE FIRST STRATEGY
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13. • McKinsey estimate the
potential economic impact of
the Internet of Things to be
$2.7 trillion to $6.2 trillion per
year by 2025
• Gartner predicts Internet of
Things will include 26 billion
units installed by 2020. IoT
p r o d u c t a n d s e r v i c e
suppliers will generate
i n c r e m e n t a l r e v e n u e
exceeding $300 billion,
mostly in services, in 2020,
resulting in $1.9 trillion in
global economic value-add
INTERNET OF THINGS

14. SENSORS EVERYWHERE

15. SENSORS EVERYWHERE

16. According to
Wikibon, the
spend on the
Industrial Internet
is projected to
grow from $20
billion in 2012 to
about $514 billion
in 2020
INDUSTRIAL INTERNET

17. MODERN ENTERPRISE

18. MODERN ENTERPRISE
Modern Enterprise offers their
business, customers and partners,
wide range of contextual services
taking advantage of big data that
is consumable on any device from
anywhere

19. BUT WHY?
• Competitive Advantage
• Cool kids hate L word
• Future proofing

20. HOW?

21. COMPOSABLE
ENTERPRISE

22. RETHINK PROCESSES

23. KEY REQUIREMENTS
• Agility as the driving factor
• Micro services
• Least dependency
• Shared knowledge
• Predictable performance guarantees
• Large scale automation
• APIs as Lingua Franca

24. IT PLATFORM CHARACTERISTICS
• Elastic infrastructure
• Component services based applications
• Automate everything
• People services
• Process services
• Data services with integrated analytics
• Anytime, anywhere and any device
access

25. KEY REQUIREMENT
• Application services should
be portable
• No infrastructure or platform
lock-in

26. REALLY?

27. LINUX CONTAINERS

28. DOCKER

29. WHAT IS DOCKER?

30. NO LOCK-IN NIRVANA

31. MODERN ENTERPRISE IT PLATFORM

32. MODERN ENTERPRISE IT PLATFORM WITH RED HAT

33. REMEMBER?

34. DevOps Is Built Into This
Platform

35. DevOps is the key enabler of
Modern Enterprise

36. IN SHORT
• A single elastic platform for web and
mobile applications
• An abstracted data services layer
shares data across the organization
• Avoids lock-in
• Future proofs to meet the needs of
data driven world

37. Are you ready?

38. Let us Talk

39. COORDINATES
• Email: krishs@redhat.com
• Web: www.openshift.com
• Twitter: @krishnan
• Blog: www.allthingsplatforms.com