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- 1. NOKIOS Sesjon 4A Grenseløs samhandling - Utopi eller nært forestående? Trondheim, oktober 2008
- 4. 17 teknologitrender – gruppert i 7 teknologiclustre Real-time Integrated Business Intelligence Mastered Data Management Google-fication Mash-up Applications iPodification Role Based User Portals Rich Internet Applications Software as a Service Packaged Sector / Segment Solutions Real-Time Business Process Control Composite Applications Jericho Style Security Sensing Networks Utility Business Infra-structure Smart Business Networks Social Collaboration Tools / Wikinomics Free Agents Nation Real-time integrated business intelligence Smart business networks Software- as-a-service Real-time business process control Packaged sector / segment solutions iPodification Jericho style security Mashup applications Sensing networks Social collaboration tools /Wikinomics Composite applications Role-based user portals Utility business infra-structure Free agents nation Google-fication Rich Internet applications Mastered data management
- 7. FAOS – vs - TechnoVision Mye mer sofistikert riv ned siloene Tilgjengeliggjør flere tjenester
- 16. TechnoVision gir struktur og innsikt TechnoVision er vår måte å koble dagens teknologimuligheter og bestemme hvilke teknologier som er relatert til behovene til en konkret sektor eller kunde. Den gir en klarhet som skal bidra til at forretningssiden og teknologisiden kan fokusere innsatsen og arbeide mer effektivt sammen. © 2008 Capgemini - All rights reserved Financial Services Institutions Telecom, Media & Entertainment Energy, Utilities & Chemicals Retail Government and Public Sector Manufacturing
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- © 2007 Capgemini - All rights reserved Invisible Infostucture Utility Business Infrastructure The even more basic infrastructure of storage, network and computing capacity is mainly becoming available on-demand or ‘on-tap’. Managing capacity across multiple servers and disks and for multiple clients requires more sophisticated infrastructure management software. Also, virtualisation and/or grid technologies are crucial to achieve new levels of productivity. This also includes remote desktop management. Intel vPro™ technology, for example, will enable system operators to monitor and control remote devices, even when they have stopped functioning as in the case of a virus attack. De-perimeterised ‘Jericho style’ Security and Identity The huge explosion in business use of the network in many unpredictable ways and methods of collaboration render the traditional firewalled approach to securing a network boundary at its best flawed, and at its worst ineffective. Example In a fully de-perimeterised network, every component will be independently secure, requiring systems and data protection on multiple levels, using a mixture of: Encryption Inherently secure computer protocols Inherently secure computer systems Data-level authentication Sensing Networks External events are brought into the infostructure through sensing networks. These networks link ‘the internet of things’ to the organisation. This goes from basic identification of goods or persons at various locations using radio frequency identification (RFID), up to sensing the ripening process inside a 40-foot container while it is travelling from Asia to Europe. The sensor network is extended to remote locations using mobile networks and mesh-network concepts. Smart electricity meters can be connected using the electricity grid, and the rhythm of your running can be linked through your iPod.