Technology in 2016
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Slides from a presentation by Unidev CEO Greg Alexander on technology trends for 2016, including Cloud, Big Data, Containers, and DevOps.
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Technology in 2016
- 1. Technology in 2016 CHANGE IS ACCELERATING
- 2. Lots of new terms
- 3. Business Models are changing Access to information on an unprecedented scale Ford repair example Pricing information, Reviews Speed of delivery People expect an omni-channel experience
- 4. What is driving technology change? Costs – looking for ways to accomplish more for less Capabilities – looking for ways to do more and create completely new business segments Security – Protecting information is critical Capacity – Constant need for more/better/faster Speed – Getting to market quicker
- 5. Cloud Computing HOW IT IS GROWING
- 6. What is Cloud Computing? It is not just Hosting. "Cloud Computing", by definition, refers to the on- demand delivery of IT resources and applications via the Internet with pay-as-you-go pricing. ... Cloud Computing provides a simple way to access servers, storage, databases and a broad set of application services over the Internet. Growing over 20% per year. $106 Billion in 2016
- 7. What is The Cloud?
- 9. Office 365 – Cloud Productivity Data and applications available everywhere and on any device (including iPhone) Seamless integrated communications (chat, email, video, video conferencing, shared screens, soon all of your voice needs) Co-editing documents Always have latest versions – 5 licenses per person Virtual workforce, Virtual companies
- 11. Internet of Things (IoT) AND THE INTERNET OF EVERYTHING (IOE)
- 12. IoT The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the ever-growing network of physical objects that feature an IP address for internet connectivity, and the communication that occurs between these objects and other Internet-enabled devices and systems. Fitbit – Apple watch Smart homes Smart cars Rapid advances in sensor technologies and significant cost reductions Today 4.6 Billion devices, by 2020 Gartner expects there to be 26 Billion connected devices
- 14. Big Data HADOOP, CASSANDRA AND LOTS MORE
- 15. Big Data Developed by the big internet companies Distributed Processing Very large data sets High availability, fault tolerant Netflix and Cassandra example Library of Congress – 23 Million Books – estimated to be 14 TB Ebay customer behavior data set – 71,000 TB Twitter – 500 million new tweets a day
- 17. Big Data Challenges Data is doubling every 18 months Very different from RDMS (Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, MySQL, etc.) Complex to implement – Mostly Linux Text and unstructured data represents 90% of all data
- 18. Big Data Capabilities Basically unlimited data size – Linear scaling Ability to go through most any kind of data Derive benefits without preconceptions Discovery then design (California Example) Lower costs, greater flexibility Access data in native formats Create a competitive advantage
- 19. Containers SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT IS CHANGING
- 20. Containers A new way to deploy and manage applications Fundamentally changes the software deployment process
- 22. Orchestration Manage and deploy containers Different environments Different platforms Scales rapidly Fault tolerant Manages testing and deployments
- 23. DevOps NEW WAYS OF MANAGING PROJECTS
- 24. DevOps Evolution from Agile Integrates the entire service lifecycle from development to production support Tied in with many new supporting tools and technologies Getting away from big release model to continuous integration No more versions
- 25. Is it worth it?
- 26. And so much more! 3D printing Manufacturing as a service Everything as a service Machine learning Device Mesh Adaptive Security Autonomous Agents and Things Drones