No Digital - Ron Tolido

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Ron Tolido (Capgemini Insights & Data) presented this at "The Future of IT" on the 20th of September 2017 in Brussels. You can contact Ron via @rtolido on twitter and https://www.linkedin.com/in/rtolido/ on LinkedIn

No Digital
Ron Tolido (Executive Vice President & Global CTO, Capgemini Insights & Data)

Twitter: @rtolido 
LinkedIn: http://nl.linkedin.com/in/rtolido

Presented at “The Future of IT” - Organised by @itworks on the 20th of September 2017 in Parker Hotel Brussels Airport, Belgium

Disclaimer: this
presentation presumes a
working knowledge of
Game Of Thrones in order
to be fully appreciated

NO Digital
the future of IT
Ron Tolido, Global CTO
Capgemini Insights & Data

… which is often a matter of ‘NO’ ….
* mysecuritysign.com

… also a recurring theme in ‘digital’ technology trends …

…. to begin with invisible infrastructure …
Ceci n’est pas une infrastructure.

… which evolves to serverless systems ….
Evolving
to serverless
SERVERLESS
Virtual servers
in the cloud
Physical servers
in datacenters
Virtual servers
in datacenters

… and do we even need to mention the end of software …

… moving towards a catalog of microservics and APIs …

… instantiating in many new ways …
Bot Is The New App

… like the ‘headless’ app with ‘no interface’ …

… and no software manufacturing …
App Maker Movement

… enabling ‘No-Code’ citizen developers …

… but also no (single source of) Truth …
My Data Is Bigger Than Yours

… with the Business Data Lake only one example …
HDFS
Load everything
Keep the history
Business driven
(examples à)
APAC operations
Marketing
campaign
UK
Data Mart
Distill On demand
Data
Access
CRM PLMERPSensor NetworkWeb Social Media MarketSupplier

… and self-service + automation again at the very heart …
At Your Service

… with the impact of ‘AI first’ unsure but profound …
Max Machina

… but more prozaic use cases right around the corner …

… with processes getting smarter and more autonomous …

… and maybe we should try with ‘No IT’ first …

… user interfaces fading away ….
Reality Bytes

… and also nothing inbetween collaboration ….
New Chain On The Block

…. with the network being the transaction …

… thus Requirements are replaced by Platform …

… morphs into something very different ….
Going DEF: manifesto for digital
(architected) enablement
Authors
Capgemini: Henrik Hahne, Ron Tolido, Stig Owre, Thorbjorn Ellefsen
Huawei Technologies: Giovanni Traverso, Geoff Halprin, Sarina Viljoen, Tony Chen
• Simplicity over elaboration
• Platform Concierge over Design authority
• Empathy and Observation over requirements
• Continuous transformation over phased change
• Automation over manuality

… so in a world of Digital Twins and Triplets …
Connected
Always On
Informed
Enchanted
Collaborating
Responsive &
Fast
Insight-driven
Designed
Ecosystem-
enabled
Agile &
Automated
New Data
Landscape
UX2

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