1. In massive data we trust, it’s good for you
BUILDING INNOVATION MOMENTUM
Getting things started from nexus of events
Gabriele Ruffatti
Engineering Group, Technical Manager
OW2 Consortium, President
November 20-22, 2013 - Lille
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2. OSS has disrupted the SW industry
Technically efficient
Economically
efficient
Strategically
efficient
Socially efficient
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3. OSS is an innovation driver where quality gains momentum
Where it’s leading: #1 Innovation
Decision factors: #1 Quality
Source: The 2013 Future of Open Source Survey, Black Duck Software
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4. Innovation is: giving shape to ideas
Open Source refers to
collaboration, sharing and diversity
that are
powerful tools to support innovation
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5. Event #1: Era of digital economy
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6. Event #2: Nexus of Forces
Networks and behaviors
dynamism
New approaches for
information management
Complete re-desing
of IT processes
A new way to
acquire technology
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7. Event #3: Era of Digital Disruption
IT applications from a prescriptive to a
consumer-driven approach
Bottom-up innovation
Identifying value that people need and
delivering it
Today we can provide it:
at lower cost
with faster development times
with greater impact on user experience than any-thing
that came before
Today we can think about opportunity
differently and make the difference
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8. Event #4: a new society
From VUCA
to SuperVUCA
Saatchi & Saatchi CEO Kevin Roberts
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9. Let’s focus on
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10. Digital economy
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11. Big Data
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12. Big Data dimensions
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13. Big Data architecture
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14. NoSQL
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15. Semantic Data
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16. SpagoBI for Big Data
visualization
for BIG DATA
information building
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17. SpagoBI Data Set
Independent object to collect data
from different sources, used by
visualization tools.
schedulation
visualization
dataset
database
Follows SpagoBI
behavioural model
in-memory
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18. SpagoBI Data Sources
SpagoBI data sources are defined as
connections towards different
databases both from the Hadoop
ecosystem and NoSql db
visualization
dataset
SQL-like queries :
● HiveQL
● HBQL
● CQL
● Cypher...
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19. In-motion data
Continuously running data can be
processed by stream processors or
CEPs and collected by SpagoBI dataset
visualization
dataset
Dataset as an Event
Handler notified by
SpagoBI Adapter of newly
available data
+
Stream processors/CEPs
SpagoBI Adapter
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20. Semantic Data
Classify and categorize
unstructured and
heterogeneous data through
semantic annotations, using
domain ontologies.
visualization
dataset
Semantic information can
be stored in NoSql Graph
databases and extracted
by SpagoBI dataset
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21. A Big Data Platfom Architecture with SpagoBI
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22. Platform
of
support, governance, communication
SUSTAINABILITY
Build up the environment
Maintain the platform & stimulate creativity
Help bring innovation to market
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23. OW2 Consortium
The community platform providing long-term sustainability to
technology innovation through technical support, governance of
initiatives and global communications
The Open Source Software Community
for Collaborative R&D projects
Global Communication Services
Governance and Community Services
Technical Infrastructure Services
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24. OW2 Initiatives
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25. Building trust in Open Source with OW2
OW2 SQuAT
Software Quality Assurance and
Trustworthiness program
Code Quality
IP of the Code
Community Performances
Economical
Technical
Social
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26. What’s next for Open Source communities
 Back to basics
 technology and ethical values
 Joining research & industry activities
 collaborative innovation
 Going beyond community boundaries
 bringing perceived value to people
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27. How to make it happen
A new ethical revival adding freedom to
collaborative innovation and value to its results
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28. Granting sustainability
Sustainability doesn’t mean keeping all projects
alive.
Sustainability doesn’t act against nature,
preventing the natural flow of life.
Some projects will grow, some will improve, some
will die.
But their remains will be recycled and will
fertilize the living ecosystem.
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29. Adopting a smart approach
Finally, what’s your vision of the world where open source is a major part of computing?
[…]
In the meshed world, what helps you be successful in a business is influence. And, you get influence
not by power but by being valuable. My vision is that we’re switching over to this new world of
INFLUENCE instead of control, of VALUE instead of power, of PARTICIPATION instead of
distribution.
[…]
Interview to Simon Phipps, currently OSI Director
Linux Journal, June 2007
We don’t need a prescriptive approach to innovation, from
design to release, but a pro-active approach in order to feed
and stimulate the proper digitalization of the world, providing
everyone with new VALUE, promoting PARTICIPATION by
using our INFLUENCE.
We really need smart people, smart rules, smart education!
Gabriele, 2013
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30. Thank for your attention
Questions & Answers
[Gabriele Ruffatti]
[gabriele.ruffatti@eng.it]
[@gruffatti]
[http://www.spagoworld.org/blog/]
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