Technology Trends 2014 and Beyond, seminar for lecturers at Mahasarakham University

1. IT Technology Trends
2014 and Beyond
Assoc.Prof.Dr.Thanachart Numnonda
Executive Director
IMC Institute
20 February 2014

2. World is Changing
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7. Source: http://www.futureagenda.org/
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21. Radical Transformation
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22. The power of your hand
in 10 years
Look like this today
Source: Winning in a Digital World; Mark Mueller-Eberstein
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23. Ubiquitous Computing
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24. Four Screens per User
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25. Internet Usage in Thailand
Internet Users : 23.86 million,
penetration 35.8% [TrueHits, July 2013]
Internet Broadband 4.72 million users
penetration 23.63% per household
[NBTC, Sep 2013]
3G Mobile Subscribers : 10.5 Million
[Business+, Sep 2013]
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26. Social Networks Population
in Thailand 2013
24 Million
Source : ZocialRank.com
18 Million
2 Million
5.3 Million
Videos
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27. Source : We Are Social 2012
Source : Nielsen Thailand study 2013
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28. The new IT era
Mainframe
Client/Server
Web Generation
Cloud
Computing
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29. The next phase of the Internet
Connectivity
Intelligence Machines
Big Data and Analytics
Cloud
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30. Cloud Computing transforms IT
Big Data transforms Business
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31. Global Technoology, Media & Telecom
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33. Gartner 2013 Hype Cycle for
Emerging Technologies
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Source: Gartner; Aug 2013

34. Cloud Computing
Social Technologies
Mobile Computing
Information
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35. Mobile Trends
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36. Mobile Trends
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
Thailand Mobile Subscribers 89.98 Million,
Penetration Rate 131.84%
Smartphone penetration in Thailand is now 31%
[Ourmobileplanet, August 2013].
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37. Worldwide Devices Shipments
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38. Worldwide Devices Shipments by OS
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40. Worldwide PC Shipments Q4: 2013
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41. Smartphone Marketshare Q3: 2013
Source Gartner
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42. Top-5 smartphone vendors
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43. Tablet Marketshare Q3: 2013
Source IDC October 2013
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44. Smartphone/Tablet Explosion
Smartphone sales in Thailand are tipped to 7.5 million
unit of the total 16 million in 2013. [GfK]
Smartphone sales in Thailand is 2.87 million units in
the first four months of 2013: [GfK]
Devices sold in Thailand for 2012: Desktop-PC 1.26
million, Notebook 2.1 million, Tablet 1.3 million
[NSTDA]
Devices expected to be shipped in 2013: DesktopPC 1.5 million units, Laptops 2.5 million units, Tablet
3.5 million units [IDC]
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45. Mobile Apps
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47. The Store Index
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49. Mobile Application Store
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50. Mobile Application Development
Source KMS Technology
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51. Hybrid & Cross-Platform SDKS
Source KMS Technology
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52. Mobile Applications
Hybrid approach allows developers to write HTML5
code once and deploy it on multiple platform.
Nevertheless, native apps won't disappear, and
will always offer the best user experiences and
most sophisticated features.
More than 50% of companies will look to the cloud for
their mobile app deployments.
By 2017, mobile app download is expected to
exceed 200 billion per year, and revenues will reach
$63.5 billion. [Portio Research]
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53. The Internet of Things
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54. Internet of things
Over 50% of Internet connections are things.
A wide range of devices and peripherals, such as
wristwatch displays, healthcare sensors, smart
posters, and home entertainment systems.
Communicate via NFC, Bluetooth, LE and Wi-FI.
IoT & M2M communication market in 2011 was worth
$44.0 billion, and is expected to grow $290.0 billion
by 2017. [CompaniesandMarkets.com]
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55. Wearable Technology: The Next Big Things
Google Glass
Basis Band
Nike Fuelband
Misfit Shine
Jawbone UP
Sony Smartwatch
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58. Blood Pressure Monitor
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60. Cloud Computing
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61. Cloud Computing change
IT as electricity industry
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62. Cloud Characteristics
On-demand self-service
Broad network access
Resource pooling
Rapid elasticity
Measured Service
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63. Comparison of Traditional Marketing
solutions with Cloud Marketing..
Traditional Marketing
Solution (on Premise)
Cloud Marketing
(as a Service)
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64. Service Models
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65. Source : http://acloudyplace.com/
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66. Deployment Models
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67. Personal Cloud Storage
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73. Stakeholder in Cloud Ecosystem
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74. Global Cloud Traffic
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75. SaaS Impacts !
Borderless
Software business model with change from
licensing model to subscription (pay as you go)
Opportunity for SME : Cheaper software?
Software runs anywhere, anytime, any device
Users can buy/ use software from anywhere
without knowing the origin as long as they
connected to the Internet
Less customer loyalty
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76. Source : PwC Global 100 Software Leaders May 2013
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77. IaaS Impacts!
Local data centers will provide cloud services
IaaS is not just a normal hosting; it requires large
investment on a data center.
Different architecture and business model.
Fewer large cloud data center in ASEAN will
survive
Need to compete with big giants; Amazon,
Google, Oracle, etc.
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78. Source : Forrester Research:2012
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79. IaaS
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80. PaaS Impacts!
Software development will shift toward the cloud.
Software company may develop their applications
on public IaaS/Paas; Microsoft Azure, Google App
Engines, Heroku, Amzaon S3
Require new skills
Opportunity to sell aboard.
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81. Cloud PaaS
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82. PaaS
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83. Big Data
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84. We are living in the world of Data
Source Introduction to Big Data: Dr. Putchong Uthayopas
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85. The Rise of Big Data
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86. Data Growth
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87. What is Big Data?
Big data is data that exceeds the processing capacity of
conventional database systems.
The data is too big, moves too fast,
or doesn’t fit the structures of your database architectures.
To gain value from this data,
you must choose an alternative way to process it.
Big Data Now: O'Reilly Media
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88. Three Characteristics of Big Data
Source Introduction to Big Data: Dr. Putchong Uthayopas
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89. Key Use Cases
Source KMS Technology
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90. Source Big Data Analytics with Hadoop: Phillippe Julio
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91. Big Data EcoSystem
Social
Media
Hadoop
Storage
Search
BIG
DATA
Analytic
Databases
NewSQL
“as-aservice”
NoSQL
Operational
Database
Document
BigTable
Key Value
Graph
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Source: Big Data and BI Best Practices: YellowFin

92. Big Data Landscape
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93. What is Hadoop?
A scalable fault-tolerant distributed system
for data storage and processing
Completely written in java
Open source & distributed under Apache license
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94. Data Management Trends
Source KMS Technology
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95. NoSQL Products
Source KMS Technology
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97. Thank you
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