It Modernization and Innovation for Gov Transformation
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IT Modernization is no longer about transforming green screen applications running on mainframes to modern 3-tier applications running on a distributed infrastructure. Today, Modernization also encompasses how business processes are managed and automated and leveraging on the concepts of shared services.
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A new finding this year is the fact that a surprisingly high number, 42%, of companies surveyed derive 50% or more of their business through cloud-based applications. In fact, a whopping 79.9% of the companies surveyed were getting some revenue from the cloud. This speaks to the digital transformation occurring across many industries and how many are looking to not only move more quickly with the cloud but profit from it as well.
Read more: http://www.northbridge.com/2016-future-cloud-computing-survey
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- 1. IT Modernization and Innovation for Government and Business Transformation Ken Ng, Senior Manager,
- 2. Government 2.0 “The use of IT to socialize and commoditize government services, processes and data.”
- 3. IT Modernised Requirements IT as Usual Time
- 4. Process Disconnects Across Silos Dept A Dept B Ministry C Dept D Entity E Ministry F
- 5. Portals & Web Servers Dept A Application Servers Middleware Database / Info Mgmt Virtualization at all Layers Hardware / Platform Disk / Storage Internet / WAN Security Management
- 6. Dept A Min. B Dept C Ent. D Portals & Web Servers Application Servers Middleware Database / Info Mgmt Virtualization at all Layers Hardware / Platform Disk / Storage Internet / WAN Security Management
- 7. Infrastructure-as-a-Service Application Grid Database Grid Storage Grid
- 8. Platform-as-a-Service Multichannel Grid Business Process Grid Service Integration Grid Infrastructure Grid
- 9. Software-as-a-Service Citizen Registry Passport Services Payment Services Business Registration Public Feedback Shared Services Grid Platform Grid Infrastructure Grid
- 10. A New Kind of Computer CICS/COBOL CRM CRM CICS/COBOL 3rd Party 3rd Party E20 E20 IDM Logs Logs E20Content CRM BatchJobs ERP ERP Custom SOA SOA
- 11. User Interaction Systems Composite Apps B2B Fat Clients Web Apps Packaged Partners Databases A New Kind of Architecture Mediation Layer Monitoring Protocol Mediation Routing Message Transformation Policy Enforcement Discovery Business Process Layer Decision Rules Business Activity Monitoring System-Centric Workflow Human-Centric Workflow Choreography Business Service Layer Enrichment Custom Business Logic Orchestration Business Rules Data Normalization Layer Data Caching Data Aggregation Logical Data Model Data Synchronization Connectivity Layer Events Messaging Adapters Custom APIs Standard APIs Enterprise Information Systems Legacy Custom Data Movement Layer Data Cleansing Extract Transform Load Primary Key Cross-Reference
- 12. A New Kind of Thinking
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- The socialization of information has multiple facets (government to citizens, citizens to government and government to government) and the boundaries between these facets are increasingly blurred. The next step will be the socialization of services and processes by engaging individuals and communities to perform part of existing government processes or transform them by leveraging external data and applications.Commoditization – which has already started with consolidation and shared services to reduce the diversity of infrastructure and horizontal application – will gradually move toward services and business processes.Gartner defines 7 main characteristics for Gov 2.0 It is citizen-driven.It is employee-centric.It keeps evolving.It is transformational.It requires a blend of planning and nurturing.It needs Pattern-Based Strategy capabilities.It calls for a new management style.