This document discusses trends in big data storage needs. It predicts that global data storage needs will grow exponentially from 0.9ZB in 2008 to over 30ZB by 2020. It also shows exponential growth in cumulative data transferred. The document then discusses storage trends in media and entertainment, including challenges around digital workflows and intellectual property. It provides an overview of the global M&E market and shifts in locations like London becoming centers for video effects. The document outlines different data sources and storage needs for verticals like life sciences, physics, engineering, and museums. Finally, it describes a company that provides hybrid storage cloud services for oil and gas and media customers to address different data lifecycle needs including acquisition, processing, storage, archive, deep

1. nTier/ Arctic Blue
Storage Trends for Big Data
Bo Kennedy
Director of Infrastructure Architecture

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Exponential Growth in Data (cont’d)

4. Today’s Trends

6. The M&E Market

7. M&E Challenges
• Late adopters of digital workflows
• Limited service / outsource model
(intellectual property risk reduced)

8. M&E Perceived Value
• Cost model challenges
• Perceived value of content

9. Global M&E Market
5% CAGR Growth
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$1.9
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$inTrillions

10. From Hollywood to London
• London is now the epicentre for video effects (VFX) post-production

11. Film Heritage Preservation
• British Film Institute
• British National archive
• British National War Museum

12. M&E Data Sources

13. Additional Verticals for Big Data, Bigger Data and Biggest Data
• Life sciences, Genomics
• Physics
• Engineering
• Museums & archives
• Video Surveillance & Body Cams
Hundreds of PB
Per Opportunity

14. Oil and Gas
Media and
Entertainment
Similarities in Workflow and Data Lifecycle

15. Ovation Data Services, Inc.
• 25 years experience in both O&G and M&E
Data Lifecycle Management
• Recognize many data types have different
access and storage requirements.
• Data lifecycle stages:
1. Acquisition
2. Processing
3. Storage
4. Archive
5. Deep Storage
6. Destruction

16. • Global leader in field of oil and gas data management.
• Migration and preservation.
• Legacy media and formats.
• Unmatched petroleum-specific data management services
• Preserving the value of data assets.
• Qualified geophysicists, geologists and geophysical data
technicians on staff.
• $100B customer assets managed

17. Storage-as-a-Service

18. Storage-as-a-Service – The Hybrid Storage Cloud Model

19. Service Options
A) Near-line Tape Archive
Transcribe data from legacy media to new media for extended lifespan
Store existing & new data in Near-line tape library in OvationData secure facility
B) Private Archive Services
Provide all services from Option A
Provide automatic technology uplift of OvationData storage media
for perpetual data lifespan
Provide additional online repository for selected existing & new data via secure WAN tunnel
C) Expanded Archive Services
Provide all services from Option B
Provide object storage option for selected existing & new data for retrieval via S3 protocol
Provide multi geographical locating of online object storage for redundancy
D) Hybrid Storage Service
Provide all services from Option C
Provide on-customer-premise network-attached storage (NAS) gateway
for fast access of selected existing & new data

20. The Technology That Makes the
Hybrid Storage Cloud Practical