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Transformation:
Are We Ready?
Naveen Sharma
Manager Architecture, Risk and Compliance
Short History
Microprocessor invented by Intel - 1971
First Apple Computer - 1976
Mobile Phones (first in 1973) commercially available - 1979
Internet and WWW - 1980s 90s
Laptops -1990s
Personal digital assistant (PDAs) - 1990s
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest - 2006
Smartphones - 2007
iPads - 2010
Smartwatch - 2014 +
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Some history about information
200 years ago, it took six months for a letter
from Australia to reach family in England.
50 years ago, air mail revolutionised
international postage by cutting delivery times
to mere days.
Every day we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of
data. To give that some context, in the US a quintillion is represented by a
one followed by 18 zeros. In the UK, its a one followed by 30 zeros.
Source: Professor Michael Blumenstein, HOS, School of ICT, Griffith University: Theres nowhere to hide in the age of big data
2015: After 9.5 years and 3.5 billion miles for New Horizon
spacecraft to Pluto; it takes 4.5 hrs for a signal each way.
Not much has changed in several thousand years! (to view the
information)
Over half of all IP traffic will originate with non-PC devices by 2019.
(TVs, tablets, smartphones, and Machine to machine (M2M) module)
Source: https://jobs.econsultancy.com/jobs/
Post 2010:
Unstructured data proliferation via cloud and smart devices; but also
University started collecting more data for reporting, BI and analytics
Compliance and data retention
Research
Security CIA
Cybersecurity concerns
http://tinyurl.com/npnh79p
Before Now
Spoke via landline phone Mobile /video devices
Wrote letters Instant - Social media
Business done in person or Online
forms
Filing cabinets; Folders on Cloud
shelf; folders on computers
Mostly 1:1 Many: Many
Penetration Rate %
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Gaming
Internet of Things (IoT) allow micro-decisions to be made but can also at work (or
home) make University systems vulnerable. Analogy to MFPs.
An IT workforce plan which continues the shift of emphasis from an IT build and
maintain model to one which develops the Universitys overall capability to integrate
and exploit IT.
Thank You!
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