Presentation on "Technology Trends 2013"

1. Technology Trends
2013
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Thanachart Numnonda
Executive Director
IMC Institute
20 March 2013

2. Trends
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3. Growth Markets & Global Trends
Source: Winning in a Digital World; Mark Mueller-Eberstein 3

4. Radical Transformation
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5. The power of your hand
in 10 years
Look like this today
Source: Winning in a Digital World; Mark Mueller-Eberstein 5

6. Law of Disruption
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7. Gartner Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends
2012 2013
Media tablets and beyond Mobile Device Battles
Mobile-centric applications and Mobile Applications and HTML5
interfaces Personal Cloud
Social &contextual user experience Enterprise App Stores
Application stores and marketplace The Internet of Things
The Internet of everything Hybrid IT and Cloud Computing
Next-generation analytics Strategic Big Data
Big data Actionable Analytics
In-memory computing In Memory Computing
Extreme low-energy servers Integrated Ecosystems
Cloud computing
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8. Gartner Top 10 Strategic Technologies
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9. Gartner 2012 Hype Cycle for
Emerging Technologies
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10. Gartner Technology Trends 2013
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11. Media Device Battles
By 2013 mobile phones will overtake PCs as the most
common Web access device worldwide
By 2015 media tablet shipments will reach around 50
percent of laptop shipments and Windows 8 will likely
be in third place behind Google’s Android and Apple
iOS operating systems.
The era of PC dominance with Windows as the single
platform will be replaced with a post-PC era where
Windows is one of a variety of environments IT
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12. Mobile Applications and HTML5
There will be a long term shift away from native
apps to Web apps as HTML5 becomes more
capable. Nevertheless, native apps won't
disappear, and will always offer the best user
experiences and most sophisticated features..
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13. Personal Cloud
Personal cloud will gradually replace the PC as
the location where individuals keep their personal
content, access their services and personal
preferences and center their digital lives.
The unique collection of services, Web
destinations and connectivity that will become the
home of their computing and communication
activities.
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14. The Internet of Things
The Internet will expand as physical items such
as consumer devices and physical assets are
connected to the Internet.
They communicate via NFC, Bluetooth, LE and
Wi-Fi to a wide range of devices and peripherals,
such as wristwatch displays, healthcare sensors,
smart posters, and home entertainment systems.
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15. Hybrid IT and Cloud Computing
Cloud will increasingly be hybrid, managed, and
brokered.
Taking private clouds and building a management
platform for them, and then using that to manage
both internal and external services.
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16. Strategic Big Data
Big Data is moving from a focus on individual
projects to an influence on enterprises’ strategic
information architecture.
Moving towards multiple systems, including
content management, data warehouses, data
marts and specialized file systems tied together
with data services and metadata, which will
become the "logical" enterprise data warehouse.
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17. Actionable Analytics
In the next year, a big focus will be on
developing real-time operational intelligence,
perhaps delivered to mobile devices out in the
field.
The mobile client linked to cloud-based analytic
engines and big data repositories potentially
enables use of optimization and simulation
everywhere and every time
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18. Mainstream In-Memory Computing
IMC can also provide transformational
opportunities.
The execution of certain-types of hours-long
batch processes can be squeezed into minutes or
even seconds allowing these processes to be
provided in the form of real-time or near real-time
services
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19. Integrated Ecosystems
The market is undergoing a shift to more
integrated systems and ecosystems and away
from loosely coupled heterogeneous approaches.
Appliances combine hardware and software and
software and services are packaged.
Cloud-based marketplaces and brokerages
facilitate purchase like Salesforce.com's
AppExchange and Microsoft's marketplace.
End-to-end ecosystems, such as Apple's control
of apps and the App Store
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20. Enterprise App Stores
By 2014, many organizations will deliver mobile
applications to workers through private
application stores
the role of IT shifts from that of a centralized
planner to a market manager providing
governance and brokerage services to users and
potentially an ecosystem to support
apptrepreneurs.
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21. Mega Trends
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22. Cloud Computing Mobile Computing
Social Technologies Information 22

23. Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD)
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24. Public Cloud
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25. “Social computing is moving from
being just on the outside of the organization
to being at the core of business operations.”
Peter Sondergaard, senior vice president at Gartner, 2012
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26. “Big data currently has the most significant impact
in social network analysis and content analytics
with 45% of new spending each year.”
Gartner, 2012
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27. Thailand Smartphone/Tablet
Shipment 2013
In 2013; 1.5 million desktops, 2.5
million notebooks and 3.5 million
Tablets expected to be shipped
[IDC]
Smartphone shipment in 2013
is estimated at
7.3 million units [IDC] 27

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29. Trends in End User Devices
Source JSC: January 2012 29

30. Sales of Client Devices
Source Morgan Stanley Research: Feb 2011 30

31. Sales of Tablets
Source Gartner: September 2011 31

32. Sales of Smartphones
Source Gartner: April 2011 32

33. Trends in End User Devices
Source JSC 33

34. BYOD is not the Question
It’s already here.
“How do we secure personal devices?”
“How do we secure the data?”
– The policies go with the data and the risk, not
the device
Source Mobile Security & BYOD Policy, Sarkis Daglian and Isaac Straley 34

35. The Future of Virtualization
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36. Server Virtualization Changes
A consolidation of physical server machines
Leveraging service-oriented approach
– Adjust demand changes via service
encapsulation and dynamic (de) coupling of
related Virtual Machines
Cloud Computing
– Server virtualization in combine with cloud
computing will create a dynamically scalable,
virtual computing cloud which provides IT
services on demand.
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37. Top 5 Cloud & Virtualization Trends 2013
IaaS will be more widely accepted as the natural evolution of
“traditional” IT outsourcing.
IaaS cloud will continue to evolve at an accelerated pace
with 2013 marking the year of the “Software Defined
Datacenter”
Solid State storage will reach an inflection point in terms of
availability, reliability, and cost.
Adjacent “as-a-Service” offerings such as Desktop-as-a-
Service, Database-as-a-Service, and Backup-as-a-Service
IT human resources will be compelled to adapt to a rapidly
changing world.
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Source : http://blog.navisite.com/articles/top-five-cloud-and-virtualization-trends-2013

38. Seven Top Security Trends 2013
Mainstream Cloud and Mobile Adoption Seeks Security.
Businesses Begin Sandboxing Smartphone Apps
Cloud Offers Unprecedented attack Strength
Post-Flashback, Cross-Platform Attacks Increase
Destructive Malware Targets Critical Infrastructure
Hackers Target QR Codes, TecTiles
Digital Wallets Become
Cybercrime Targets
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Source http://www.informationweek.com/

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41. Media Device Battles
By 2013 mobile phones will overtake PCs as the most
common Web access device worldwide
By 2015 media tablet shipments will reach around 50
percent of laptop shipments and Windows 8 will likely
be in third place behind Google’s Android and Apple
iOS operating systems.
The era of PC dominance with Windows as the single
platform will be replaced with a post-PC era where
Windows is one of a variety of environments IT
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