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Big Data ASAP Toronto
- 1. Big Data of Strategic Alliance Professionals Association Toronto Chapter Eric Meger Eric.meger@maerospace.com October 9, 2013
- 2. Ode to Big Data.. 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 – Big Data IS big now White House: National $200M "Big Data Initiative“ World Economic Forum featured topic
- 6. Three V’s of Big Data
- 7. The Big Data Tsunami is Only Just Beginning Things as Sources People as Sources http://hortonworks.com/blog/7-key-drivers-for-the-big-data-market/
- 10. Ok it’s BIG but… is it Evolution or Revolution?
- 11. Big numbers don’t make a revolution
- 12. Core Drivers are the 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
- 14. IT Chaos for 5-7 years
- 15. Light at the end 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 STRATEGIC SITUATION 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
- 20. Choose the right flavor… Joint Ventures Strategic Alliance Minority Equity Deals Tech or Ops sharing Agreement
- 21. Strategic Alliances • Close relationships 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
- 24. 90 % of all world trade CONTAINERS OIL COAL STEEL GRAIN
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- 28. Our VISION
- 29. END 2 END NEEDS: Satellites Earth Stations Networks Software Data Center Displays
- 32. But it will be streamed, blogged, tweeted, posted, stored and marketed
- 33. “It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future.”
Editor's Notes
- 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.
- 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!
- It is the hot new fad! Right now.
- 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?
- Where is it all coming from.?
- These are QUALITATIVE changes. There are NEW kinds of data from NEW networks and NEW sources/operators of Applications