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A Public Service Announcement
The agenda led by Hans Scharler focused on reviewing the integrated defense acquisition, technology, and logistics life cycle management system. Key takeaways included avoiding the practice of taking photos of PowerPoint slides and striving for operational superiority through optimization processes. The document emphasizes the substantial data implications from slide sharing among attendees.
A Public Service Announcement
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- 2. AGENDA • Review theIntegrated Defense Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Life Cycle Management System • Q&A
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- 7. AVERAGE SIZE OFA POWERPOINT SLIDE? 150 KB
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- 9. AVERAGE SIZE OFA POWERPOINT SLIDE? 150KB3,400 KB
- 12. 2% OF ALLATTENDEES TAKE PHOTOS OF POWERPOINT SLIDES Source: Hans Scharler
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- 15. 1.6 TB /year
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- 18. TAKEAWAYS • Don’t takepictures of slides (or take more) • Achieve operational superiority by optimizing the IDATLLLMS with the Post-CDR A process
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Editor's Notes
- #3 This is dense, but we will get through this.
- #4 This is a real slide. Gen. Stanley McChrystal presented this during a Pentagon briefing. (https://www.wired.com/2010/09/revealed-pentagons-craziest-powerpoint-slide-ever/) IDATLLCMS
- #5 3 conferences
- #10 My Google Pixel phone takes photos at 12.2MP. This is a 22 times multiplier.
- #13 The studies haven’t happened. I am a trailblazer. Especially this guy right here.
- #14 For every 1000 conference attendees, 68,000 KB of data per slide is being generated.
- #15 24 Million People Attend Conferences
- #17 6.3M sq ft. of space to hold servers. Each cabinet you see takes up 32 sq feet. Each cabinet can hold up to 42 1 U servers. Each server holds 4 LFF hard drives at 10TB each. Over 1.5 billion TB of storage per data center.
- #19 Post CDR-A process