WHYThe Cloud
Everything On Line ?Social Networks ?Big Data ?BYOD ?
is far more than a crap shoot !
COCHRANE a s s o c i a t e s
Peter Cochranecochrane.org.ukca-global.org
Monday, 24 June 13
S H O R T ANSWER
The internetwon’t scale
M a n a g e m e n t / work practicesw o n ’ t s c a l e
Sustainability cannot be achieved without big changes to the way we compute , communicate , control . . .
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S I D E SHOWS
- Security- The Law- Regulators
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L A W S A N DR E G U L A T I O N
Entirely human
constructs that
are always up
for change,
or often,
very easily
‘circumvented’Monday, 24 June 13
C L O U DS E C U R I T Y
The Cloud/Clouds are inherently more secure than any other network we have experienced before...
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THE CLOUD
F a r m o r e fundamental than cutt ing the w i r e s a n d even more mobility
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W H A T W E D O T O D A Y
~2nB Peoplehave all this
~4nB People onlyhave a mobile
Today’s internet cannot support 7Bn with all this + a lot more - it does not scale...it will grind to a halt
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I N T E R N E T INEFFICIENCY
An eMail can circumnavigate the planet to connect two people 1km apart...and it works for 6Bn people...but...
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INTERNETTODAY
Slowing down
Unreliable
Insecure
Inefficient
Eco Unfriendly
Unfit for the futureMonday, 24 June 13
EVERYTHING MOBILE ON
LINE & COMMUNICATING
~ 50 - 100Bn things/entities demanding
connectivity
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THEBASICS
Peop le , mach ines ,
pe r sona l dev i ces ,
vehic les , sensors ,
tags et al need
rapid, rel iably,
communication
with minimal
latency
+++
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THE CLOUD
The only technology that ticks all the boxes of
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e
eterminant
The journey to the edgeThe rise of the individual
Autonomy resurrectedTrue empowerment
Real responsibilityNet creativity
Net powerWork 2.0
Life 2.0Health 2.0
Industry 2.0Sustainability 2.0
A r t i s a n s r e b o r nMonday, 24 June 13
T H E E N DOF AN ERAGoing to an office and sitting at a PC has run its course, and big changes in life, work & play are underwaydriven by need and technology....
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N E W M O D E SF O R P E O P L E& COMPANIES
A move to a more organic, & evolutionaryliving/workingstyle...
...unbounded/chaotic/ out of control
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BYOD
SOCIALNETS BIG
DATAMOBILEWORKING
DISTRIBUTEDTEAMS
SHORTER WORKASSIGNMENTS
NOT ACOINCIDENCE !
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Networked Globalization
New Tech
Industry 2.0Eco Demands
Sustainability
Business Models
F O R C E SAT WORK
Limits to human understanding
physical & mental
abilities
Autom
ation
Mac
hine
Coll
abor
ation
A I
Automation New Materials Nano Bio
Robotics
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PRINTEDPRODUCTS
GROWNPRODUCTS
Shaping and programming materials instead of cutting and shaping, reusing and reshaping at minimal energy instead of producing, using and scrapping...
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INDUSTRIALP R I N T I N GAutomobileAerospaceProstheticDefenseMedicalToysJewelryAppliancesInstrumentsArchitectureComponents
a gradual and progressive migration toward shipping designs instead ofphysical objects
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CLOUDS INCLOUDS
This leads to a world of products ‘tagged’ to record and report their history, use,location, reuse, return andrecycling with near 100% material recovery...
...in order to maximizepotential and reduce waste/energy...
1000sof
Clouds
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THINGS THATL I N K T H I N K
And Networks/ /C louds wi l l
become far more biological and
alive - self determining - with
emergent behaviours the norm
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ROBOTD R O N E S
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ROBOTF A R M E R S
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T H E B I GU P S I D E
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M U L T I F A C I T E DO P P O R T U N I T I E SF O R P O S I T I V E C H A N G E
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N E WW O R L DO R D E R ?EmploymentEducationEconomyMedicineIndustryTrainingHealthLivingWorkCarePlay
....global stability through the equitable use and deployment of all resources including human capital...without destr y ing the environment and depleting supplies of finite resources
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T H E B I G G E S TC O M P O N E N T O FS U S T A I N A B I L I T Y ?
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D I S T R I B U T E DS Y M B I O S I S
We (all) need a partnership with machines to help us cope with a growing list of complexities way out of our league and capacity as individuals or a groups: Genome, Protein, Weather, Resources, Economics, Data, Conflict +++
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A I A S AS E R V I C E
WATSON
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P O W E R I N GM E D I C I N EA N D C A R E
Better diagnosis, treatment & care
Improved survival rates and lives
Reductions in ‘digital deaths’
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Thank You
cochrane.org.uk
ca-global.org COCHRANE a s s o c i a t e s
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