BDW16 London - Roland Major, Transport for London - Cloud Search Secured
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At Transport for London (TfL) we move people and things around London. As our city grows, we come under more focus to get the most efficient use of our networks, as well as keeping them moving. This is where data analytics make all the difference. We have a wide range of information which we use for operational purposes as well as incident-related investigations while meeting the obligations under the Freedom of Information Act. This presentation covers the evolving architecture and services we are building at TfL to pull together our diverse information sets for a better support of operational decision making. Also, we put forward our post-event analysis as well as detailed investigations where things might have gone wrong while remaining compliant with our regulatory obligations. It’s all about spatiality and security. Time and location are the keys to bringing information sets together, to identify related facts or to correlate them. This is being delivered while working with both restricted and confidential-rated data with very different security needs. Bringing all these together required some unusual approaches to segregation and integration while working with the existing governance processes.
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- Reducing license cost by finding and fixing misconfigurations and superfluous accounts
- How do CCB and CCX licenses really work?
- Understanding the DLAU tool and how to best utilize it
- Tips for common problem areas, like team mailboxes, functional/test users, etc
- Practical examples and best practices to implement right away
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- 1. Cloud Search Secured Roland Major – Enterprise Architect
- 2. • the business challenge • evolutionary approach • what does it look like • what is next
- 4. Challenges - breadth • 30 million journeys daily • In addition to all road and rail transport, we look after rivers, assisted travel, taxi and private hire regulation • We do much more also from education to running the world’s largest out of home advertising estate of its type • We’re 150 years old and chock full of heritage and design assets
- 5. Evolutionary approach • very diverse data / silo systems • mixed quality • Personal data at times (Incidents) • low levels of Data Tooling / Governance • Increasing pressures to publish information to customers
- 6. • More Insights • Faster Publication • Broad reach • Policy Based • Clear separation of sensitive data • Roadworks coordination is already built
- 7. What does it “look like” •Traditional approaches haven’t scaled well - business •We have tried new technology in sandboxes •The market remains very open
- 8. Evolutionary approach • Flow, traffic, density analytics is performed on the Detector Stream for each sensor from DetectorStream#window.time(1 min) select count(*)/60 as flow, avg(vehicleLength)/60 as traffic, 1/(avg(headway) as density, ... insert into DetectorAnalysisStream; • The results are mapped to links and presented via APIs for visual representation • We can enrich this with WAZE data inputs as well
- 10. Architecture
- 11. Summary •Technology is not the issue - new business models may be •Skills and Business Change remain the biggest challenges •New models of engagement
- 12. •Questions