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Big Data ASAP Toronto
This document discusses big data and strategic alliances. It begins with an introduction to big data and notes that big data has become a major topic at both government and business levels. It then outlines the three V's (volume, velocity, variety) that characterize big data. Several drivers of big data's exponential growth are mentioned, including social media, smart sensors, wireless networks, cloud computing, and mobile apps. The document argues that while big data volumes are large, the real revolution comes from disruptive forces across technologies. It notes that strategic alliances will be needed to integrate capabilities across groups like wireless, cloud, databases, and social/sensors. The document advocates focusing alliances on addressing capability gaps and outlines different alliance models.
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Big Data ASAP Toronto
- 1. Big Data ofStrategic Alliance Professionals Association Toronto Chapter Eric Meger Eric.meger@maerospace.com October 9, 2013
- 2. Ode to BigData.. Upon this gifted age, in its dark hour, rains from the sky a meteoric shower of facts...they lie, unquestioned, uncombined. Wisdom enough to leach us of our ill is daily spun; but there exists no loom to weave it into a fabric. --Vincent Millay
- 3. Nevertheless – BigData IS big now White House: National $200M "Big Data Initiative“ World Economic Forum featured topic
- 6. Three V’s ofBig Data
- 7. The Big DataTsunami is Only Just Beginning Things as Sources People as Sources http://hortonworks.com/blog/7-key-drivers-for-the-big-data-market/
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- 10. Ok it’s BIGbut… is it Evolution or Revolution?
- 11. Big numbers don’tmake a revolution
- 12. Core Drivers arethe real revolution Generate Data Driving Forces • Social Media • Smart Sensors Networked Data • Wireless (4G and satellite) Analyze the Data Six disruptive forces at once! • Cloud Computing • Mobile apps • Hybrid data warehousing
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- 14. IT Chaos for5-7 years
- 15. Light at theend of the tunnel… • Hybrid Cloud computing will be ubiquitous • All databases will handle unstructured data • Price war in wireless will become trench warfare • Everything will be compatible with mobility • Big Data will still be growing … but the world will be able to handle it
- 17. RETHINK THE STRATEGICSITUATION First find the right question! How do we integrate all four technologies groups to create new value? Wireless, Cloud, Database and Social/Sensors What new insights could be created with new information about customers? Customers Where do we need help ? Technology How could competitor capture our customers if they had unlimited information? Competition
- 18. Capability Gaps Alliance Opportunity Analytics New Data bases Social Media Wireless & Satellite Hybrid Clouds Mobility
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- 20. Choose the rightflavor… Joint Ventures Strategic Alliance Minority Equity Deals Tech or Ops sharing Agreement
- 21. Strategic Alliances • Closerelationships with well-defined roles with operational mutual interest • NOT a transaction • NOT a purchase or sale mechanism Operations Strategy Chemistry
- 22. Alliances require focus •Working through Chaos requires commitment, good will and patience • Payoff : Opportunity & Competitive Advantage • Build good relationships and nurture them – ASAP Best Practices
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Editor's Notes
- #2 Thank you Brian for that kind introduction.I am really pleased to be here to talk about Big Data and Strategic Alliances. While I have been working with Strategic Alliances since the early 1990’s, Big Data is, of course a new phenomenon. I began dealing with Big Data at exactEarth a few years ago where we built a satellite system that is today collecting 5-10 million messages a day from 85,000 ships worldwide.I’ll talk a little about that toward the end of my talk.But first, let’s look at the first assumption that I just made – namely, that Big Data is a new phenomenon.
- #3 Big Data has been with us for a long time – so why is it so hot now. That’s what we will examine tonight.I looked for something to capture the enthusiasm we see today for big data and I found this poemIt conveys the overwhelming sense of opportunity and challenge felt in the industry today.But… it was published in 1939!
- #4 It is the hot new fad! Right now.
- #5 Tonight I’ll talk about these things. At the end I’ll tell a story of how I have been dealing with these issues and opportunities over the past few year.First, where is all this big data coming from?
- #6 Where is it all coming from.?
- #13 These are QUALITATIVE changes. There are NEW kinds of data from NEW networks and NEW sources/operators of Applications