Technology and big data are revolutionising the construction industry. This guide will give insights on how to leverage this data and implement positive change, moving business above competitors.
GigaOM Putting Big Data to Work by Brett SheppardBrett Sheppard
This document discusses opportunities for enterprises using big data across multiple industries. It defines big data as having large volumes, complexity, and requiring speed. Big data can help businesses improve operational efficiency, grow revenues, and create new business models. The document examines big data uses in industries like financial services, healthcare, sports, travel and media. It also discusses technologies for big data like Hadoop and visualization tools.
This document discusses how tablets are becoming essential tools for deskless workers. Tablets provide a versatile form factor that allows workers to be productive from any position and access important customer and device information remotely. They bridge humans and IoT data by enabling workers to both access and input data easily. Tablets send a signal that businesses are adapting to new technologies, important for attracting younger workers. When paired with security and management tools, tablets improve service experiences and outcomes while increasing job satisfaction and efficiency for mobile workforces.
Booz Allen is at the leading edge of cloud computing technology and its applications. From applications using a few minutes of computer time on a public cloud, to massive data warehousing and data-mining of highly sensitive data on a privately owned cloud, we can integrate cloud technology into your enterprise architecture for immediate impact.
It's About The Citizen - Changing Needs and Rising ExpectationsPeter Coffee
Presented as keynote to GTEC 2014 in Ottawa, 28 October 2014 by Peter Coffee of Salesforce
A “cloud computing” conversation used to be a plan to cut IT costs and accelerate project schedules. Today, it’s becoming a citizen-driven discussion of improving the visibility, availability and accountability of every institution of modern life — in a world where people have a whole new level of power to discover, share, and collaborate in identifying and confronting challenges as well as pursuing new opportunities. Not merely the execution, but even the basic mission, of government and other organs of society is in the crosshairs. Peter Coffee brings salesforce.com’s global perspective, as thrice-named “World’s Most Innovative Company” (Forbes), to share with theGTEC community and to offer opportunities for action.
This document discusses how cloud computing and mobility are transforming the role of the CIO. It provides perspectives from Google's CIO, Ben Fried, and SVP of Technical Infrastructure, Urs Holzle, on how the cloud allows IT to become more innovative and agile. They argue that CIOs should embrace new technologies like the cloud to better support their business, rather than resisting changes in how employees work. The cloud enables lower costs, faster innovation, and the ability to scale up quickly to support rapid business growth.
This document discusses expectations from IT in the context of digital transformation. It notes that with increased digital exposure and use of mobile devices, users now expect always-on connectivity and rich, engaging experiences from applications similar to popular consumer apps. This places significant demands on traditional enterprise IT systems. The document outlines key expectations like seamless integration of internal and external/big data, extremely responsive systems, and a focus on user experience. It emphasizes the need to plan for issues like legacy system obsolescence and enabling a unified, integrated view of enterprise data and systems to fully realize digital transformation goals.
The document discusses 5 secrets to enabling real-time access to cloud data: 1) Liberate data from "walled gardens" across cloud/on-premise systems. 2) Empower employees with automated workflows between apps to improve productivity. 3) Embrace mobility by allowing access to data from any device. 4) Exploit APIs to foster collaboration by connecting systems/partners. 5) Automate business processes without coding through visual workflows. It provides examples of how these secrets can help organizations meet challenges through improved integration and access to data.
Encanvas is a business software company that specializes in codeless application development. Their software helps companies harvest data from various sources, analyze the data to gain insights, and create unlimited situational applications without coding to act on what matters. Encanvas aims to give customers the ability to turn data into a weapon for business improvement, customer service excellence, and other goals. It provides a codeless application development platform to help businesses more quickly develop the applications needed to power digital transformation.
GigaOM Putting Big Data to Work by Brett SheppardBrett Sheppard
This document discusses opportunities for enterprises using big data across multiple industries. It defines big data as having large volumes, complexity, and requiring speed. Big data can help businesses improve operational efficiency, grow revenues, and create new business models. The document examines big data uses in industries like financial services, healthcare, sports, travel and media. It also discusses technologies for big data like Hadoop and visualization tools.
This document discusses how tablets are becoming essential tools for deskless workers. Tablets provide a versatile form factor that allows workers to be productive from any position and access important customer and device information remotely. They bridge humans and IoT data by enabling workers to both access and input data easily. Tablets send a signal that businesses are adapting to new technologies, important for attracting younger workers. When paired with security and management tools, tablets improve service experiences and outcomes while increasing job satisfaction and efficiency for mobile workforces.
Booz Allen is at the leading edge of cloud computing technology and its applications. From applications using a few minutes of computer time on a public cloud, to massive data warehousing and data-mining of highly sensitive data on a privately owned cloud, we can integrate cloud technology into your enterprise architecture for immediate impact.
It's About The Citizen - Changing Needs and Rising ExpectationsPeter Coffee
Presented as keynote to GTEC 2014 in Ottawa, 28 October 2014 by Peter Coffee of Salesforce
A “cloud computing” conversation used to be a plan to cut IT costs and accelerate project schedules. Today, it’s becoming a citizen-driven discussion of improving the visibility, availability and accountability of every institution of modern life — in a world where people have a whole new level of power to discover, share, and collaborate in identifying and confronting challenges as well as pursuing new opportunities. Not merely the execution, but even the basic mission, of government and other organs of society is in the crosshairs. Peter Coffee brings salesforce.com’s global perspective, as thrice-named “World’s Most Innovative Company” (Forbes), to share with theGTEC community and to offer opportunities for action.
This document discusses how cloud computing and mobility are transforming the role of the CIO. It provides perspectives from Google's CIO, Ben Fried, and SVP of Technical Infrastructure, Urs Holzle, on how the cloud allows IT to become more innovative and agile. They argue that CIOs should embrace new technologies like the cloud to better support their business, rather than resisting changes in how employees work. The cloud enables lower costs, faster innovation, and the ability to scale up quickly to support rapid business growth.
This document discusses expectations from IT in the context of digital transformation. It notes that with increased digital exposure and use of mobile devices, users now expect always-on connectivity and rich, engaging experiences from applications similar to popular consumer apps. This places significant demands on traditional enterprise IT systems. The document outlines key expectations like seamless integration of internal and external/big data, extremely responsive systems, and a focus on user experience. It emphasizes the need to plan for issues like legacy system obsolescence and enabling a unified, integrated view of enterprise data and systems to fully realize digital transformation goals.
The document discusses 5 secrets to enabling real-time access to cloud data: 1) Liberate data from "walled gardens" across cloud/on-premise systems. 2) Empower employees with automated workflows between apps to improve productivity. 3) Embrace mobility by allowing access to data from any device. 4) Exploit APIs to foster collaboration by connecting systems/partners. 5) Automate business processes without coding through visual workflows. It provides examples of how these secrets can help organizations meet challenges through improved integration and access to data.
Encanvas is a business software company that specializes in codeless application development. Their software helps companies harvest data from various sources, analyze the data to gain insights, and create unlimited situational applications without coding to act on what matters. Encanvas aims to give customers the ability to turn data into a weapon for business improvement, customer service excellence, and other goals. It provides a codeless application development platform to help businesses more quickly develop the applications needed to power digital transformation.
This document discusses how crowdsourcing technology and persona-based approaches can help create a happier and more productive digital workplace. It argues that traditional IT approaches focus too much on process efficiency rather than empowering workers. The key is putting people before process. Crowdsourcing leverages social platforms to shift provisioning and support to users. Persona-based approaches tailor the user experience based on individual roles to maximize engagement and productivity. The combination of these approaches helps align changing business needs in the new digital environment.
CPAAI 20-9-2013 - Breinwave - the real speed of technology innovation and ho...Peter de Haas
This document discusses major technology trends including big data, social media, mobility, and cloud computing. It notes that in 2012 mobile apps will outpace PC shipments, social networking will follow connected devices, over 80% of new apps will be cloud-based, and big data and business analytics will see increased investment. The role of the CIO is shifting with new delivery models like cloud computing. Analyst reports are discussed as a way to understand emerging technologies and their adoption rates.
iPad and iPhone in the Business EnvironmentAsaf Segev
The document discusses how mobile devices like the iPad and iPhone are becoming increasingly integral to business processes. It notes that these devices are portable, easy to use, and instantly ready. The growth of cloud services, social media, and mobile internet access fuels the rise of mobile work. Tablets are replacing PCs and notebooks for many knowledge workers due to their simplicity and ability to improve employee motivation. While tablets are technically inferior to PCs, users prefer them because they place the human being at the center and allow for easy, intuitive work processes. The key to their success lies more in improving employee motivation than deeply integrating them into business processes.
As technology grows and evolves at an ever-increasing pace, sometimes just keeping up with what’s happening right now is a challenge. To make sure you’re ahead of the curve, Experts Exchange has done the research and examined the trends of users in order to provide a forecast of what to expect in 2015.
Based on findings from our annual survey of nearly 2,000 global technology professionals, the slideshare reveals data about increased usage in cloud computing, wearable tech, and localized apps. These findings will shed light on how this behavior is poised to transform business, culture and daily life in the coming months.
For more information and up-to-date stats, visit our blog at http://blog.experts-exchange.com
The document summarizes Terri Spencer's presentation on UCSF Medical Center's deployment of a unified cloud management platform using CA Clarity Agile. Some key points:
- UCSF analyzed successful private and hybrid cloud projects to help answer questions about operational maturity, proof of concepts, and factors that drive project success or failure.
- UCSF deployed CA Clarity Agile to provide a flexible, scalable and innovative service delivery through a consolidated cloud platform using Agile methodologies like Scrum.
- This enabled UCSF to achieve a 75% increase in product deliveries and deployments while streamlining processes across its various medical centers through a centralized administration and "hub and spoke" model.
Splunk AI & Machine Learning Roundtable 2019 - ZurichSplunk
Splunk Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Roundtable held in Zurich on November 6th 2019. Presented by Philipp Drieger, Staff Machine Learning Architect.
Wearable devices like smart watches will significantly impact businesses and the workforce. By 2018, there will be over 176 million wearable devices in use that can provide real-time access to enterprise data and applications. This will increase worker productivity across various industries by enabling hands-free access to information. Example use cases include production and warehouse workers receiving alerts on the factory floor, retail and hospitality employees updating inventory and taking orders without interrupting their work, and field service technicians accessing manuals and customer records. As wearables become more integrated with back-office systems, they have the potential to improve decision making, safety, efficiency and overall business results.
The document discusses the future of data centers and IT operations by 2020. It predicts that the number of application releases will increase dramatically, requiring much greater automation and alignment between application and operations teams. By 2020, intelligent management systems using big data will address many issues without human intervention. There will also be hybrid applications and business processes spanning internal data centers and external cloud providers, requiring new tools and processes. The growth of connected devices, big data, and new technologies will transform IT operations and the data center landscape.
The document summarizes a panel discussion on the future of cloud leadership. It includes definitions of software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Charts show results from a cloud computing survey on topics such as cloud adoption drivers, inhibitors, strategy, costs, and impact on hiring. Popular cloud technologies and vendors used today are also listed.
The document discusses how mobility has become the new enterprise platform due to several factors:
1) Mobile devices have become the primary computing device for most individuals and enterprise workers, surpassing PCs in capabilities and personal attachment.
2) Trends like IT consumerization have raised user expectations for how they interact with technology, pushing for more intuitive mobile-first applications.
3) The mobile ecosystem provides a rich platform for personalization, capabilities like cameras, and a new model for app development compared to traditional enterprise software.
4) When combined with related trends in cloud, big data, and social technologies, mobility intensifies its transformational impact on enterprises and how they provision IT services.
Cloud computing has the potential to revolutionize businesses globally and in developing countries like Bangladesh. While cloud adoption is growing, there are still challenges to implementation in Bangladesh due to concerns over security, costs, and infrastructure limitations. Local IT experts believe cloud computing can be beneficial if proper investments are made in infrastructure and education to increase awareness of the technology. Cloud services may be most applicable for small businesses and applications like marketing, customer relationship management, and online ordering systems.
How technology will make our lives better in the futureAmar Infotech
Over the next five years, we're likely to see many changes in Technological fields such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics Automation & Drone, 5G Technology, and many more. Using these technologies in the upcoming future will provide drastic change.
The document discusses several game-changing IT solutions for enterprises, including the Extended Enterprise Operations Center (EEOC) which integrates network, mobility, security, and cloud monitoring; Enterprise Performance Management tools for automating business processes and providing dashboards; a secure Enterprise AppStore for mobile applications; adopting Trusted Computing technologies to secure devices on networks; client-side virtualization for security and efficiency; and how these solutions can help enterprises innovate and transform even during challenging economic times. The document was published by IT solutions provider DMI to promote their services and solutions.
The document discusses 5 data trends that data engineers should know:
1. Rise of data pipelines to repeatedly move data around using code.
2. Use of compute engines to query cloud data without moving it by separating data and compute.
3. Data modeling to define metrics once for the entire organization.
4. Building of internal and external data products to extract insights from large amounts of data.
5. Ensuring data quality by developing tests and monitoring data flows to maintain data integrity.
Modernizing your organization safely takes a clear roadmap and with that in mind we’ve created our new whitepaper on the roadmap to protecting your modern workplace.
Outsourcing is a process that allows businesses to shift the added burden or pool of tasks or specialized tasks to remote workers, such as freelancers. The main reason for outsourcing is to reduce costs, improve efficiency and increase the quality of services offered
Demystifying AI via Top 10 Key Takeaways of "Unscaled" by Hemant Taneja Alec Coughlin
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn't the easiest technology to understand but "Unscaled" does a phenomenal job demystifying it through the General Catalyst central investment philosophy and the results the VC firm has delivered.
Taming the Technology of Digital Transformation JoAnna Cheshire
This document discusses strategies for digital transformation in the era of disruptive technology. It recommends ensuring applications are mobile and multi-channel, engaging customers on social media, using bots to automate tasks, exploring internet of things opportunities, leveraging cloud providers, adopting microservices architectures, integrating APIs, moving to serverless computing, using containers to accelerate development, and sharing services to promote collaboration. It also advocates adopting Agile and DevOps practices, automating delivery workflows, measuring systems to enable data-driven processes, and unlocking value from data through analytics.
The document discusses the key elements needed for transforming workspaces for the future, including users from different generations, a variety of devices, and new enterprise communication and collaboration applications. It outlines how factors like the mobile workforce, evolving employee expectations, advancing technologies, and data-driven smart environments are driving the need for modern workspaces that improve productivity, flexibility, and cost savings. Cybersecurity is a critical enabler and accelerator for digital transformation and future workspace models.
This document discusses how organizations can respond to digital disruption. It notes that rapid technological changes are enabling new business models and customer experiences. To avoid being disrupted, companies must adopt modern work practices like DevOps, automation, collaboration, iterative delivery, and cloud-first strategies. They should also cultivate an innovative culture with traits like empowerment, experimentation, diversity, and questioning assumptions. The document provides examples of disruption in various industries like insurance, transportation, and geospatial services to illustrate these points.
The future is in the cloud, or at least it's migrating there. Offering scalability, flexibility and agility, the cloud is the obvious solution for businesses seeking to make sense of the deluge of data. Cloud services can also help companies meet sustainability goals and even cut costs. But cloud strategies need to be carefully crafted to avoid the risks of remote storage and realise the potential of cloud-enabled efficiencies.
This document discusses how crowdsourcing technology and persona-based approaches can help create a happier and more productive digital workplace. It argues that traditional IT approaches focus too much on process efficiency rather than empowering workers. The key is putting people before process. Crowdsourcing leverages social platforms to shift provisioning and support to users. Persona-based approaches tailor the user experience based on individual roles to maximize engagement and productivity. The combination of these approaches helps align changing business needs in the new digital environment.
CPAAI 20-9-2013 - Breinwave - the real speed of technology innovation and ho...Peter de Haas
This document discusses major technology trends including big data, social media, mobility, and cloud computing. It notes that in 2012 mobile apps will outpace PC shipments, social networking will follow connected devices, over 80% of new apps will be cloud-based, and big data and business analytics will see increased investment. The role of the CIO is shifting with new delivery models like cloud computing. Analyst reports are discussed as a way to understand emerging technologies and their adoption rates.
iPad and iPhone in the Business EnvironmentAsaf Segev
The document discusses how mobile devices like the iPad and iPhone are becoming increasingly integral to business processes. It notes that these devices are portable, easy to use, and instantly ready. The growth of cloud services, social media, and mobile internet access fuels the rise of mobile work. Tablets are replacing PCs and notebooks for many knowledge workers due to their simplicity and ability to improve employee motivation. While tablets are technically inferior to PCs, users prefer them because they place the human being at the center and allow for easy, intuitive work processes. The key to their success lies more in improving employee motivation than deeply integrating them into business processes.
As technology grows and evolves at an ever-increasing pace, sometimes just keeping up with what’s happening right now is a challenge. To make sure you’re ahead of the curve, Experts Exchange has done the research and examined the trends of users in order to provide a forecast of what to expect in 2015.
Based on findings from our annual survey of nearly 2,000 global technology professionals, the slideshare reveals data about increased usage in cloud computing, wearable tech, and localized apps. These findings will shed light on how this behavior is poised to transform business, culture and daily life in the coming months.
For more information and up-to-date stats, visit our blog at http://blog.experts-exchange.com
The document summarizes Terri Spencer's presentation on UCSF Medical Center's deployment of a unified cloud management platform using CA Clarity Agile. Some key points:
- UCSF analyzed successful private and hybrid cloud projects to help answer questions about operational maturity, proof of concepts, and factors that drive project success or failure.
- UCSF deployed CA Clarity Agile to provide a flexible, scalable and innovative service delivery through a consolidated cloud platform using Agile methodologies like Scrum.
- This enabled UCSF to achieve a 75% increase in product deliveries and deployments while streamlining processes across its various medical centers through a centralized administration and "hub and spoke" model.
Splunk AI & Machine Learning Roundtable 2019 - ZurichSplunk
Splunk Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Roundtable held in Zurich on November 6th 2019. Presented by Philipp Drieger, Staff Machine Learning Architect.
Wearable devices like smart watches will significantly impact businesses and the workforce. By 2018, there will be over 176 million wearable devices in use that can provide real-time access to enterprise data and applications. This will increase worker productivity across various industries by enabling hands-free access to information. Example use cases include production and warehouse workers receiving alerts on the factory floor, retail and hospitality employees updating inventory and taking orders without interrupting their work, and field service technicians accessing manuals and customer records. As wearables become more integrated with back-office systems, they have the potential to improve decision making, safety, efficiency and overall business results.
The document discusses the future of data centers and IT operations by 2020. It predicts that the number of application releases will increase dramatically, requiring much greater automation and alignment between application and operations teams. By 2020, intelligent management systems using big data will address many issues without human intervention. There will also be hybrid applications and business processes spanning internal data centers and external cloud providers, requiring new tools and processes. The growth of connected devices, big data, and new technologies will transform IT operations and the data center landscape.
The document summarizes a panel discussion on the future of cloud leadership. It includes definitions of software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Charts show results from a cloud computing survey on topics such as cloud adoption drivers, inhibitors, strategy, costs, and impact on hiring. Popular cloud technologies and vendors used today are also listed.
The document discusses how mobility has become the new enterprise platform due to several factors:
1) Mobile devices have become the primary computing device for most individuals and enterprise workers, surpassing PCs in capabilities and personal attachment.
2) Trends like IT consumerization have raised user expectations for how they interact with technology, pushing for more intuitive mobile-first applications.
3) The mobile ecosystem provides a rich platform for personalization, capabilities like cameras, and a new model for app development compared to traditional enterprise software.
4) When combined with related trends in cloud, big data, and social technologies, mobility intensifies its transformational impact on enterprises and how they provision IT services.
Cloud computing has the potential to revolutionize businesses globally and in developing countries like Bangladesh. While cloud adoption is growing, there are still challenges to implementation in Bangladesh due to concerns over security, costs, and infrastructure limitations. Local IT experts believe cloud computing can be beneficial if proper investments are made in infrastructure and education to increase awareness of the technology. Cloud services may be most applicable for small businesses and applications like marketing, customer relationship management, and online ordering systems.
How technology will make our lives better in the futureAmar Infotech
Over the next five years, we're likely to see many changes in Technological fields such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics Automation & Drone, 5G Technology, and many more. Using these technologies in the upcoming future will provide drastic change.
The document discusses several game-changing IT solutions for enterprises, including the Extended Enterprise Operations Center (EEOC) which integrates network, mobility, security, and cloud monitoring; Enterprise Performance Management tools for automating business processes and providing dashboards; a secure Enterprise AppStore for mobile applications; adopting Trusted Computing technologies to secure devices on networks; client-side virtualization for security and efficiency; and how these solutions can help enterprises innovate and transform even during challenging economic times. The document was published by IT solutions provider DMI to promote their services and solutions.
The document discusses 5 data trends that data engineers should know:
1. Rise of data pipelines to repeatedly move data around using code.
2. Use of compute engines to query cloud data without moving it by separating data and compute.
3. Data modeling to define metrics once for the entire organization.
4. Building of internal and external data products to extract insights from large amounts of data.
5. Ensuring data quality by developing tests and monitoring data flows to maintain data integrity.
Modernizing your organization safely takes a clear roadmap and with that in mind we’ve created our new whitepaper on the roadmap to protecting your modern workplace.
Outsourcing is a process that allows businesses to shift the added burden or pool of tasks or specialized tasks to remote workers, such as freelancers. The main reason for outsourcing is to reduce costs, improve efficiency and increase the quality of services offered
Demystifying AI via Top 10 Key Takeaways of "Unscaled" by Hemant Taneja Alec Coughlin
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn't the easiest technology to understand but "Unscaled" does a phenomenal job demystifying it through the General Catalyst central investment philosophy and the results the VC firm has delivered.
Taming the Technology of Digital Transformation JoAnna Cheshire
This document discusses strategies for digital transformation in the era of disruptive technology. It recommends ensuring applications are mobile and multi-channel, engaging customers on social media, using bots to automate tasks, exploring internet of things opportunities, leveraging cloud providers, adopting microservices architectures, integrating APIs, moving to serverless computing, using containers to accelerate development, and sharing services to promote collaboration. It also advocates adopting Agile and DevOps practices, automating delivery workflows, measuring systems to enable data-driven processes, and unlocking value from data through analytics.
The document discusses the key elements needed for transforming workspaces for the future, including users from different generations, a variety of devices, and new enterprise communication and collaboration applications. It outlines how factors like the mobile workforce, evolving employee expectations, advancing technologies, and data-driven smart environments are driving the need for modern workspaces that improve productivity, flexibility, and cost savings. Cybersecurity is a critical enabler and accelerator for digital transformation and future workspace models.
This document discusses how organizations can respond to digital disruption. It notes that rapid technological changes are enabling new business models and customer experiences. To avoid being disrupted, companies must adopt modern work practices like DevOps, automation, collaboration, iterative delivery, and cloud-first strategies. They should also cultivate an innovative culture with traits like empowerment, experimentation, diversity, and questioning assumptions. The document provides examples of disruption in various industries like insurance, transportation, and geospatial services to illustrate these points.
The future is in the cloud, or at least it's migrating there. Offering scalability, flexibility and agility, the cloud is the obvious solution for businesses seeking to make sense of the deluge of data. Cloud services can also help companies meet sustainability goals and even cut costs. But cloud strategies need to be carefully crafted to avoid the risks of remote storage and realise the potential of cloud-enabled efficiencies.
Top Strategic Technology Trends for 2022.docxAdvance Tech
Strategic technology trends can be difficult to predict, but many technology observers think that the 2024 Olympics and the autonomous cars of the 2020s are inevitable.
Regardless, strategic technology trends can inspire companies and entrepreneurs looking to maximize their exposure and reach, increase their revenue, and drive new products and services.
Several technologies will be an important part of the 2022 strategy of any large firm, including software, cloud computing, and mobile technology.
A discussion that the following is the main focus on the impact of these technologies on the business functions of large firms and their future strategies. We finally brought together the sectors that will largely influence the future world economy in this post.
Strategic technology is the combination of strategic thinking, best practices, and financial effectiveness.
https://advancetech.info/gartners-top-10-strategic-technology-trends-for-2022/
Top Enterprise Software Development TrendsJane Brewer
This document provides a detailed list of the top enterprise software development trends that will define software development over the next decade and how your organization can best take advantage of them. https://bit.ly/3gBl0OO
1. The document discusses several emerging trends in web app development, including progressive web apps (PWAs), single page applications (SPAs), motion UI, voice search, and cybersecurity.
2. It then provides details on each trend, explaining what they are, examples of popular apps that use each trend, and their benefits such as improved user experience, faster loading, and enhanced security.
3. The document also discusses some of the best paying and fastest growing career fields in IT, including data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, machine learning, and cloud computing, noting strong projected job growth and salaries for professionals in these areas.
This document discusses how cloud computing has reached widespread adoption across businesses in the UK. Some key points:
- Cloud computing provides benefits like affordable scaling, speed, and collaboration that are driving many organizations to transform how they operate.
- Cloud adoption is happening rapidly, with over 70% of businesses expected to have the majority of their operations in the cloud within 3 years. It reduces costs for startups and allows both small and large companies to be more flexible and agile.
- While almost universal adoption is expected, some industries with sensitive data have barriers preventing them from hosting it in the cloud due to regulations. The cloud continues to evolve quickly and take on new forms to better meet business needs.
Internet of Things - Enablement by TechcelloIlyas F ☁☁☁
M2M space is going through significant transformation. Device manufacturers are investing a lot on making the devices such as HMI, PLCs, and Robots smarter. With the proliferation of mobiles and cloud, customers are demanding to visualize the data from their machines on their mobile and desktop. Significant effort is going on using the data coming out of these devices and getting intelligence out of the data. Read this whitepaper to understand Techcello’s role in IOT Enablement.
- Cost savings. Cloud computing reduces hardware and maintenance costs compared to traditional on-premise software since there is no need to purchase and maintain physical servers and equipment. Subscription fees are also more flexible than large upfront license fees.
- Mobility and flexibility. Cloud systems allow users to access applications and data from any internet-connected device, enabling remote work. They also provide scalability to easily support business growth or contraction by adjusting subscription levels.
- Simplicity. Cloud applications are designed to be intuitive and user-friendly like common consumer services. Training and adoption is simplified. Automatic updates also mean the latest features and compliance requirements are always available without disruptive upgrades.
The document discusses how CA and Microsoft are collaborating to enable the Internet of Things (IoT) driven application economy. It describes how the IoT has the potential to create $2.7-$6.2 trillion in economic impact annually by 2025. CA and Microsoft provide infrastructure, management, and analytics tools to help companies monitor things, build applications, and ensure customer experience in the IoT economy. Their solutions help organizations address challenges around data collection, monitoring, application development, and assuring user satisfaction.
The document discusses 9 new technology trends for 2022: 1) Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, 2) Robotic Process Automation, 3) Edge Computing, 4) Quantum Computing, 5) Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, 6) Blockchain, 7) Internet of Things, 8) 5G, and 9) Cyber Security. It provides details on each trend, how they are developing new applications and jobs, and career opportunities within each field. The trends involve both developing new technologies as well as integrating existing technologies in new ways across many industries.
1) The document discusses the opportunities and challenges of the Internet of Things (IoT) for manufacturers. It summarizes a roundtable discussion among CEOs on getting value from IoT.
2) While IoT could generate $2.3 trillion in economic value by 2025, companies struggle to make effective use of the vast data generated. Breaking adoption and data analysis into smaller, manageable steps is advised.
3) Discussants address challenges like linking forecasting to predictions, simplifying data for operations teams, and processing data in layers from local assets to the cloud. Viewing IoT as an evolution of existing infrastructure and processes, not revolution, can help firms compete.
From hype to action getting what's needed from big data agwdeodhar
The document discusses the challenges companies face in realizing value from big data analytics. While big data holds potential for competitive advantage, most companies still struggle with managing vast amounts of data from various sources and finding ways to gain useful insights. Early adopters have found success, but full adoption of big data analytics remains limited due to challenges like lack of skills and understanding how insights can impact organizations. The document argues that in order to benefit, companies need solutions that easily manage the entire data workflow and provide insights to business users in a self-service manner.
From Hype to Action-Getting What's Needed from Big Data Agwdeodhar
The document discusses the challenges companies face in realizing value from big data analytics. While big data holds potential for competitive advantage, most companies still struggle with managing vast amounts of data from various sources and finding ways to gain useful insights. Early adopters have found success, but full adoption of big data analytics remains limited due to challenges like lack of skills and siloed efforts. For big data analytics to become mainstream, companies need help managing the entire data pipeline workflow and delivering insights to business users effectively.
GE: How an Industrial Leviathan became a Digital GiantCapgemini
An Interview with Beth Comstock – Vice Chairman of General Electric exploring the companies key milestones in their Digital Transformation Journey. Areas explored include their trajectory towards a digital industrial company, GE’s Predix Platform, a cornerstone in GE’s digital strategy, how they operationalized their digital strategy through investment, greenfield and acquisitions, how they adapted a digital culture in a century old company and the rationale behind GE Digital, a shift to centralise their digital capabilities.
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The document discusses key topics for conversations on the road to next-gen IT, including cyber security, cloud computing, mobility, applications, and data analytics. It provides overviews and considerations for each topic, such as integrating cybersecurity into business processes, assessing applications for cloud migration, embracing diversity in mobile strategies, involving both IT and business in modernization, and starting simple with big data projects. The goal is to help clients capitalize on emerging technologies and accelerate innovation.
M2 Computing was founded in 2000 to provide affordable IT solutions for small and medium businesses. It helps businesses harness technology to become more productive and competitive. The expectations for disaster recovery have increased so businesses need to be able to recover instantly from IT failures. M2 Computing recommends virtual desktop solutions which host desktops, applications, and data remotely so businesses can access them from anywhere and are protected from local hardware failures. They have helped many clients successfully migrate to virtual desktops and implement backup and disaster recovery solutions.
The 4 Biggest Trends In Big Data and Analytics Right For 2021Bernard Marr
Big Data is a term that’s come to be used to describe the technology and practice of working with data that’s not only large in volume but also fast and comes in many different forms. For every Elon Musk with a self-driving car to sell, or Jeff Bezos with a cashier-less convenience store, there is a sophisticated Big Data operation and an army of clever data scientists who’ve turned a vision into reality.
Predictably Improve Your B2B Tech Company's Performance by Leveraging DataKiwi Creative
Harness the power of AI-backed reports, benchmarking and data analysis to predict trends and detect anomalies in your marketing efforts.
Peter Caputa, CEO at Databox, reveals how you can discover the strategies and tools to increase your growth rate (and margins!).
From metrics to track to data habits to pick up, enhance your reporting for powerful insights to improve your B2B tech company's marketing.
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This is the webinar recording from the June 2024 HubSpot User Group (HUG) for B2B Technology USA.
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1. BIG DATA
BIG GAINS
L E V E R A G I N G B I G D A T A I N T H E
C O N S T R U C T I O N I N D U S T R Y
F O R
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction................................................................................................3
What is Big Data?......................................................................................5
The Changing Landscape of Construction.......................................6
Implementing Change with Big Data.................................................7
Tracking Equipment and Assets..........................................................8
Reducing Risks...........................................................................................9
Speeding Up Project Completion......................................................10
Site Organisation....................................................................................11
APE Mobile Revolutionising the Construction Industry..........12
3. INTRODUCTION
Implementing change in the construction industry via big data
There's no industry that deals with more data than the construction
industry:
Keeping track of material costs, allocating resources and ensuring projects
are completed within budget requires a great deal of number crunching.
Yet, when you hear the term "big data" thrown around, construction may
be one of the last industries that comes to mind. Banking, healthcare and
retail industries are well-versed in the importance of utilising big data, but
for industries under the large umbrella of manual labor, the significance of
technology isn't as obvious.
Many managers are still largely unaware of the immense assistance
technology can offer their business. From reducing paperwork and
material waste to saving time and money, construction businesses are
seeing tremendous benefits as they get acquainted with cutting-edge
technology.
What is big data?
The changing landscape of
construction
Implementing change with
big data
KEY TOPICS
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4. INTRODUCTION
Implementing change in the construction industry via big data
A survey of construction companies by software vendor Sage in 2014
found that:
57%
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48%
41%
14%
want consistent, up-to-date financial and
project information.
want to be warned when specific
situations occur.
want forecasting, allowing them to
better prepare for best and worst-case
building events.
want online analytics to see for
instance precisely which factors are
affecting profitability and by how much.
5. WHAT IS BIG DATA?
Data equals information
In a nutshell, data equals information -- an abundance of information.
But for businesses both big and small, it also equals power. Working
with large data sets enables you to see new patterns, make associations
and most importantly, make changes based on these new insights.
Essentially, big data allows you to move your business away from
guesswork and uncertainty and toward clarity and problem-prevention.
For small business owners, it may be difficult to come to the realisation
that you need additional tools and technology. Big data has made a name
for itself as a complicated and sophisticated tool that only massive
corporations with highly educated tech professionals have access to.
However, this is rapidly changing as more affordable, user-friendly apps
become available to all kinds of professionals on a daily basis. No longer
do you have to be a tech whiz to utilise advanced tools -- you can learn
almost immediately from the comfort of your smartphone or home
computer. In addition, time-saving apps designed specifically for
construction businesses are now at your fingertips. So there's no excuse
not to dive in.
According to Gartner, Big Data is
comprised of high velocity, high
volume, and high variety data,
which he calls 3V’s
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6. THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE
OF CONSTRUCTION
Where the construction industry is currently at
Construction firms are slowly emerging as big data users, finding that
real-time and cloud-based apps are actually becoming a necessity rather
than a luxury. With so many different hands and minds behind a project,
it serves construction businesses to have a neutral zone where everyone
can review the facts and get a bird's eye view of a project. The simplest
way to create this meeting place is through a digital tool.
John Jacobs, CIO for JE DUNN, referenced this issue in an interview
with Forbes, stating, "We have a complex process that we go through to
build a building. We need access to 2D and 3D data, financial data,
corporate data, documents, schedule elements, weather - all this has to
be linked and it's a complex web." So what are the concrete ways a
construction app can propel your business to a new and more efficient
level?
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7. IMPLEMENTING CHANGE WITH
BIG DATA
Breaking big data down to actionable tasks
As software and technology becomes more complex, the need to break
tasks down into actionable steps is key. An intuitive construction app
can do just that by guiding users through a system that simplifies
various business processes.
A study by one software company found that construction workers
predominantly want financial and project details delivered in real time,
along with warnings about the likelihood of certain situations. Both of
these needs can be fulfilled with a quality tool that offers up-to-the-
minute pricing changes and predictive analytics. With more data,
forecasts and reports become more accurate, while levels of risk are
identified more quickly.
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KEY TOPICS
Tracking Equipment
and Assets
Speeding Up
Project Completion
Site Organisation
Reducing Risks
8. TRACKING EQUIPMENT
AND ASSETS
Big data offers a more promising way to keep track of valuable tools.
You can prevent losses and damage by keeping a close eye on your
equipment without having it right next to you. Site managers can speed
up project completion time by knowing where all of their equipment is
and how fast it can be transported to and from work sites.
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9. REDUCING RISKS
Commercial construction companies
may have fewer transactions than
other comparable enterprises, but
they are often responsible for a
larger number of stakeholders and
subcontractors. For this reason, big
data is an asset that can help you
choose partners and suppliers that
are more reliable from the start.
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10. SPEEDING UP
PROJECT COMPLETION
What if your estimated date of completion could magically migrate to a
few weeks sooner? For some businesses, this has already become a
reality with the simple introduction of a construction app. Bumping up
completion dates on multiple projects can be revolutionary to the
health of your business -- not to mention your bottom line. Employees
can avoid stress and rushed procedures, and you can surprise clients
with your efficiency. Digital tools allow you to keep your entire team in
the loop, sharing critical information and reducing human error. A
construction app will also close the awkward communication gap that
exists when architects, engineers and other involved parties are in
different areas of the world.
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11. SITE ORGANISATION
Safety is a primary concern, yet
difficult to strategically enforce.
Surprisingly, a construction app
cannot only organise your digital
work space but also your physical
work site. When you're challenged
to work in a tight space with a
plethora of physical constraints,
your company can generate data
that combines GPS coordinates and
traffic information to uncover the
optimal route for travel. This saves
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time and allows your workers to conserve their energy and mental
stamina for more important tasks. In addition, project managers stay
organised with full details on a project, including safety and workforce
data that allows them to monitor compliance with ease.
With forms and data consolidated in one cloud-based location, managers
can reduce headaches and say one final goodbye to tedious data entry.
From permits to incident reports and time sheets, all paperwork can be
safety tucked away and accessible from any device. Team members are
empowered to log in to an intuitive interface, find information and upload
information as needed.
12. APE MOBILE
REVOLUTIONISING THE
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
See how your business can benefit from APE Mobile.
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Digital site form identical to your current paper form
Full offline access to projects
Geolocation marking
Drawings and red line mark up
Integrations with several applications and a robust API
Insights to understand what's happening on site
Approval requests
Fully auditable with record of every transation
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