This document provides an agenda for an event on international post-graduate management and high performance networks. The agenda includes topics on high performance network management, cloud computing applications, and strategic technologies identified by Gartner from 2009 to 2012. It also outlines the objectives, cycles, and curriculum of an international post-graduate program in management and governance of high performance networks.

1. 16/04/2010
Pós-
Pós-graduação Internacional
Gerenciamento e
Gestão de Redes de
Alta Performance
Coordenador
Prof. MSc . Ricardo Rodrigues
MSc.
ricardo.rodrigues@impacta.edu.br
AGENDA
09h00 Credenciamento
Gestão de Redes de Alta Performance - Prof. MSc. Ricardo Rodrigues
10h00 Consultor e Coordenador de Graduação e Pós-graduação em Redes de
Computadores - FIT
Application Platforms for Cloud Computing: Who, Why and When –
11h00
Yefim Natis (Vice-Presidente e Analista Emérito - Gartner Research)
12h00 Encerramento
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Gerenciamento de Desempenho de Redes
O Gerenciamento de Desempenho de Redes consiste no planejamento,
planejamento,
modelagem,
modelagem, mensuração e otimização das Redes para garantir a transmissão
de informação com a velocidade, confiabilidade e capacidade apropriados à
velocidade,
natureza da aplicação e do custo na organização.
organização.
Em função da Consolidação dos Data Center, do aumento do Número de
Center,
usuários remotos e do Tráfego de Vídeo e Voz, do Software como Serviço
Voz,
(SaaS), de Aplicações mais complexas como o SOA, da Virtualização e do
SaaS), SOA,
Outsourcing,
Outsourcing, a demanda atual para Redes mais Complexas e com Alto
Volume de Tráfego leva à necessidade de Aumento da Performance das
Redes.
Redes.
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Gerenciamento de Desempenho de Redes
Nas duas últimas
décadas, as
organizações de TI
e de Infra Estrutura
reduziram o tempo
de inatividade para
o mínimo e houve
um grande aumento
na necessidade de
gerenciamento da
performance das
aplicações.
aplicações.
NetQoS.
NetQoS. Performance First, 2009. - www.netqos.com
First,
Gerenciamento de Desempenho de Redes
“Today we are moving beyond the Giga era and into the Tera era. era.
In fact, data is multiplying so quickly worldwide that it's now being
measured by exabyte – a million terabytes. Tera-IOPs (I/O Operations
Tera-
per second) and terabytes of information represent a new scale of
workload.”
Intel Tomorrow's High-Performance Networks
High-
http://www.intel.com/technology/comms/perfnet/index.htm
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TECNOLOGIAS ESTRATÉGICAS DE TI
(GARTNER 2009 – 2012)
TOP 10 STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGY AREAS
Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Strategic Technologies from 2009
to 2012 (STAMFORD, Conn., October 14, 2009)
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VIRTUALIZATION
Virtualization changes how IT is acquired
acquired,
managed and how software is priced and
licensed.
It will become an enabler of cloud
computing.
computing
In addition to energy savings and lower
capital expenses due to more efficient use
of your hardware resources, it will get high
availability of resources,
resources better
management,
management increased security and the
potential of improved disaster recovery
processes when you build a virtual
Carl Claunch - IT Infrastructure & Operations Trends — infrastructure.
Change is on the Horizon – The Future of IT - September
15-17, 2009
CLOUD COMPUTING
The cloud-computing grew exponentially
during 2009 and 2010
2010.
The key characteristics of cloud computing:
§ (1) delivery of capabilities "as a service”
§ (2) delivery of services in a highly
scalable and elastic fashion
§ (3) using Internet technologies to
develop and deliver services
Carl Claunch - IT Infrastructure & Operations Trends — § (4) designing for delivery to external
Change is on the Horizon – The Future of IT - September
customers
15-17, 2009
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SERVER BEYOND BLADES
Today's blades are
highly server-centric,
server-centric
thus the level of
modularity revolves
around a server as a
component.
The future blade
generations will be not
of server-centric and
will be more modular
modular.
The modules will be
network components,
components
storage components and
processor/memory
Carl Claunch - IT Infrastructure & Operations Trends -
Change is on the Horizon – The Future of IT - September 15-17, 2009
components.
components
WEB ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE (WOA)
Web-
Web-oriented
architecture (WOA
WOA)
is emerging as a
best-practice model
for implementing
SOA in a Web-
centric fashion.
The use of Web-Web-
centric models to
build global class
solutions can not
address the full
breadth of enterprise
Carl Claunch - IT Infrastructure & Operations Trends - computing needs.
Change is on the Horizon – The Future of IT - September 15-17, 2009
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ENTERPRISE MASHUPS
In mashup and Web
architecture,
architecture technologies
and standards are used to
combine resources into
compositions.
Mashup applications can
quickly be created and users
can easily personalize
mashup content displays.
Carl Claunch - IT Infrastructure & Operations Trends -
Change is on the Horizon – The Future of IT - September 15-17, 2009
SPECIALIZED SYSTEMS
Some special hardware that
provides a substantial
increase in performance or
a substantial cost advantage
over the alternative of using
a general server
server.
Examples of appliances,
with special hardware as the
advantage over general
purpose servers, include
Cisco routers Netezza Data
routers,
Warehouse appliances to
accelerate performance and
performance,
the Azul Systems Compute
Appliance that has a special
Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2009
processor designed to run
(STAMFORD, Conn., October 14, 2009) Java code many times faster
than general-
general-purpose
processors.
processors
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SOCIAL SOFTWARE AND SOCIAL NETWORKING
Social networking covers social
profile management products,
such as MySpace Facebook and
MySpace, Facebook,
Friendster.
Friendster It also covers the
social networking analysis
technologies that use human
relationships for the discovery of
people and expertise.
Social collaboration covers
technologies, such as wikis wikis,
blogs,
blogs instant messaging,
messaging
collaborative office
office.
Social media includes
technologies that assist
communities in sharing content
such as YouTube
YouTube.
Social validation is getting the
Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2009 community involved in assessing
(STAMFORD, Conn., October 14, 2009) products, content, people and so
on. Examples include social
rating,
rating social commentary social
commentary,
tagging and social bookmarking
bookmarking.
UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS
Communication service
integration where all the
communication applications will
be real time integrated
integrated.
Enterprise and Business quick
communications.
Carl Claunch - IT Infrastructure & Operations Trends —
Change is on the Horizon – The Future of IT - September 15-
17, 2009
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UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS
Elia San Miguel - The Unified Communications Scenario – The Future of IT - September 15-17, 2009
BI – BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
Business Intelligence (BI BI)
initiative leaders must do
two things well to be
successful. First they must
First,
provide new capabilities to
business management and
knowledge workers.
workers
Second,
Second they must build and
evolve a better and more
capable information-centric
information-
infrastructure.
infrastructure
Organization of analysts and
research in five initiatives
initiatives:
Business Intelligence and
Performance Management
Management,
Social Software and
Collaboration,
Collaboration Enterprise
Information Management,
Management
Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2009 Enterprise Content
(STAMFORD, Conn., October 14, 2009)
Management and Data
Management and
Integration.
Integration
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GREEN IT
Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2009 (STAMFORD, Conn.,
October 14, 2009)
ü COMO GERENCIAR E INTEGRAR
ESSAS TECNOLOGIAS?
ü A DEMANDA DE MERCADO PARA
GESTORES DE TI E REDES DE ALTA
PERFORMANCE?
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Pós-
Pós-Graduação Internacional
MBT em Gerenciamento e Gestão de Redes
de Alta Performance
OBJETIVOS DO CURSO
} O curso de Pós-Graduação Internacional MBT em Gerenciamento e Gestão de Redes de
Pós-
Alta Performance tem como objetivo formar Especialistas e Gestores de mercado para
projetar, implantar,
projetar, implantar, integrar e gerenciar redes de alta performance com prática e
utilização de gestão e governança de TI, oferecendo:
TI, oferecendo:
§ Conhecimentos e Práticas em Redes de Alta Performance
§ Visão Prática, Técnica e Normativa de Aplicações e Ferramentas de Segurança da
Informação
§ Integração e Gestão de Redes de Alta Performance
§ Práticas de Implantação e de Estratégias de Infra-Estrutura de Redes, Continuidade de
Infra-
Negócios, Redes Convergentes, Redes em Nuvem, Clusterização e Gerenciamento
de Ambientes Virtualizados
§ Prática de Gerência e Liderança Organizacional e de SLA
§ Planejamento Estratégico para Gestão e Governança de TI
§ Prática na Implantação e Gestão de Redes Gerenciadas
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CICLOS DO MBT
Roteameno e Proteção
Multi-
Multi-layer (EGP, IGP e BGP)
EGP, BGP) Redes de Alta Performance
Rede Ótica (DWDM, SONET e
(DWDM,
Aplicações de Alta Performance
SDH)
SDH)
(Aplicações .Net, J2EE, Mobile e
.Net, J2EE,
Gerenciamento de
Computação Distribuída)
Distribuída)
Conexão (QoS, Eng. de
(QoS,
Tráfego,
Tráfego, MPLS e ATM)
ATM) Storage e Banco de Dados de
Segurança da Informação Alta Performance
para Redes Corporativas
Virtualização
Middleware para Redes
Inteligentes
Redes Wireless (WiMax e 4G)
(WiMax 4G)
Arquitetura de Dados
e SOA (SaaS)
(SaaS)
Tecnologias de Redes
Gerência e Liderança Convergentes (Redes
(Redes
Organizacional Triple-Play, xDSL,
Triple-Play, xDSL, Cable
Modem, WLAN, PLC,
Modem, WLAN, PLC, Fiber
Gerenciamento de SLA
to Home, IPTV)
Home, IPTV)
Plano de Continuidade
Cloud Networking
de Negócios (BI, Data
BI,
Warehouse, BIA, DRP,
Warehouse, BIA, DRP, ....)
CICLOS DO MBT
Arquitetura de Gerenciamento
de Redes
Protocolos de Gerenciamento
de Redes
PMI
ITIL
COBIT
Ferramentas de Gerenciamento
de Redes
Prática de Gestão de Projetos
Gerenciamento de Riscos e
Capacity Management
Load Balancing e Clustering
Gerenciamento de Ambientes
Virtualizados
Internet Service Management
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GRADE CURRICULAR
Carga
Disciplinas
horária
ü Introdução à Gestão e ao Gerenciamento de Redes de Alta Performance 16 h/a
1º Semestre
(Módulo 1) ü Gestão de Projetos I (PMI) 24 h/a
ü Gerenciamento de Conexão 16 h/a
• A carga horária das
ü Roteamento Inter-domain
Inter- 24 h/a disciplinas de cada
ü Infra-estrutura Ótica
Infra- 16 h/a semestre totaliza 164
horas / aula.
aula.
ü Arquiteturas de Gerenciamento de Redes 16 h/a
ü Tecnologias de Redes Convergentes 20 h/a • Os Projetos de cada
semestre serão realizados
ü Política de Segurança da Informação 20 h/a em laboratórios aos
ü Metodologia de Pesquisa Científica e Tecnológica 12 h/a sábados (2 sábados / mês,
Total
Total com 8 horas de
164 h/a
laboratório) totalizando
2º Semestre ü Normas Técnicas de Segurança 80 horas de laboratório /
(Módulo 2) 16 h/a semestre.
semestre.
ü Gerenciamento de Aplicações de Alta Performance
ü Sinalização para Caminhos Heterogêneos 40 h/a
• A carga horária total de
ü Virtualização 16 h/a cada semestre (Aulas +
16 h/a Projetos) será igual a 244
ü Middleware para Controle de Redes Inteligentes
horas / aula.
aula.
ü Protocolos de Gerenciamento de Redes 16 h/a
ü Proteção Multi-layer
Multi- 20 h/a
ü Práticas de TI 1 (ITIL) 16 h/a
24 h/a
Total
Total 164 h/a
GRADE CURRICULAR
Carga
Disciplinas
horária
ü Control Plane Security 16 h/a
3º Semestre ü Redes Wireless de Alta Performance 24 h/a
(Módulo 3)
ü Práticas de TI 2 (Cobit)
(Cobit) 24 h/a • A carga horária das
disciplinas de cada
ü Ferramentas de Gerenciamento de Redes 24 h/a semestre totaliza 164
ü Gerenciamento de Storage e Banco de Dados de Alta Performance 40 h/a horas / aula.
aula.
ü Gestão de Projetos II 16 h/a • Os Projetos de cada
ü Gerenciamento de Riscos e Capacity Management 20 h/a semestre serão
Total 164 h/a
realizados em
laboratórios aos sábados
ü Gerência e Liderança Organizacional (2 sábados / mês, com 8
16 h/a
horas de laboratório)
4º Semestre ü Gerenciamento de SLA (Service Level Agreement)
(Service Agreement) 16 h/a totalizando 80 horas de
(Módulo 4) ü Load Balancing e Clustering laboratório / semestre.
semestre.
24 h/a
ü Plano de Continuidade de Negócios (PCN) 24 h/a • A carga horária total de
ü Internet Server Management 20 h/a cada semestre (Aulas +
ü Arquitetura de Dados e SOA Projetos) será igual a
24 h/a
244 horas / aula.
aula.
ü Cloud Network (Cloud Computing and Services)
(Cloud Services) 16 h/a
ü Gerenciamento de Ambientes Virtualizados 24 h/a
Total
Total 164 h/a
Total = 656 horas / aula e 320 horas / projeto
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14. 16/04/2010
PARCEIROS FIT
MÓDULO INTERNACIONAL
Information Security Management for
Módulo Enterprise Networks (32h)
Internacional Managerial Concepts in Information
Technology (32h)
Workshop (16h)
Apresentação do Projeto Final do Curso na
CCC&TI e, posteriormente, na FIT
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MÓDULO INTERNACIONAL
Information Security Management for Enterprise
Networks
• Analysis of Vulnerability
• Information Security Project Management
• Risk Management
• Security Planning
• Security Policy
• VPN (tunneling, cryptograph, IPSec, ... )
• Authentication and Protocols
• Firewall / DMZ
• Intrusion Detection Systems
• Group Policy
• Security for Mobile Communications
• Identity Management
• Information Security Maintenance
MÓDULO INTERNACIONAL
Managerial Concepts in Information Technology
• Managing in the Information Age • IT Controls and Asset Protection, and
Security
• Information Technology`s Strategic Importance
• People, Organizations, and Management
• Developing the Organization`s IT Strategy
Systems
• Information Technology Planning
• The Chief Information Officer`s Role
• Hardware and Software Trends
• Strategic Planning
• Modern Telecommunications Systems
• Project Management
• Legislative and Industry Trends
• Business Process and IT Outsourcing
• Managing Application Portfolios
• Corporate Governance and IT
• Managing Application Development
• Collaboration Tools and Wireless
• Development and Acquisition Alternatives Networks
• Managing E-Business Applications
E- • E- business
• Developing and Managing Customer Expectations • Enterprise Resource Planning
• Managing Computer and Data Resources • Business Intelligence
• Managing E-business and Network Systems
E- • Knowledge Management
• Measuring IT Investments and Returns • Enterprise Architecture
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MÓDULO INTERNACIONAL
CASE STUDIES
Part 1: Readings in the Management of Information Security
1:
• Mobile Device Security Management, Benjamin J. Halpert
Management,
• Linking Business Objectives and Security Directives, Donald L. Pipkin
Directives,
• Managing Incident Response, David M. Shackleford
Response,
• The Role of Information Security and Its Relationship to Information Technology Risk Management, Chrisan Herrod
Management,
• Architecting and Managing Secure Biometric Systems, Kameswara Raonamuduri & Savitha S. Kadiyala
Systems,
• Integration and Ethical Perspectives for Information Systems Management, Ernest A. Capozzoli; Rober D. Winsor & Sheb L. True
Management, Capozzoli;
• Security Education, Training, and Awareness from a Human Performance Technology Point of View, Melissa J. Dark
View,
• The Provision of Defenses Against Internet-Based Attacks, Li-Chiou Chen; Thomas A. Longstaff & Kathleen M. Carley
Internet- Attacks, Li-
• Trust, Controls and Information Security, Irene Woon & Atreyi Kankanhalli
Security,
• Hierarchical Model of Organizational Work in the Sphere of Information Security, Alexander Anisimov
Security,
• Transparency in Information Security System Design, Hebert J. Mattord & Michael E. Whitman
Design,
Part 2: Cases in the Management of Information Security
2:
• CASE A: Computer Gaming Technologies-CGT Inc., Michael E. Whitman & Hebert J. Mattord
A: Technologies- Inc.,
• CASE B: Assessing and Mitigating the Risks to a Hypothetical Computer System, National Institute of Standards and Technology
B: System,
(NIST); Technology Administration; U.S. Department of Commerce
• CASE C: Random Widget Works, Michael E. Whitman & Hebert J. Mattord
C: Works,
• CASE D: Sequential Label and Supply, Hebert J. Mattord & Michael E. Whitman
D: Supply,
• CASE E: Brightington Academy, Michael E. Whitman & Hebert J. Mattord
E: Academy,
• CASE F: The 9/11 Commission Report , Hebert J. Mattord & Michael E. Whitman
F: Report,
PÚBLICO ALVO
• O curso MBT em Gerenciamento e Gestão de Redes de Alta Performance tem
como público alvo profissionais com experiência mínima de 4 (cinco) anos em
suporte, consultoria,
suporte, consultoria, administração e/ou gerenciamento de redes e que atuem como:
como:
ü Gerentes ou Administradores de Redes
ü Coordenadores de Projetos
ü Analistas de Suporte Técnico
ü Consultores de TI e de Gerenciamento de Redes
ü Diretores e Gerentes de Integração de Recursos e Aplicações em Redes de Alta
Performance
ü Gestores de Redes e TI
ü Gestores de Data Centers
ü Analistas de Negócios e Redes de Alta Performance
• O Inglês Intermediário é também um pré-requisito para estes profissionais.
pré- profissionais.
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