ICT transforming business in the UK. Ian Osborne Director, Business to Business, Intellect

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1 ICT transforming business in the UK Ian Osborne Director, Business to Business, Intellect

2 Agenda - ICT Transforming Society - Cloud Computing Cloud Data Centres - IT as a Service - Personal choices for access - UK Government Cloud - UK Government Digital Agenda - European Policy Initiatives - Q&A

3 ICT underpinning a new age of productivity - New business models - Open Data/Standards - Shared Services - Access - Scalable Infrastructure - Digital - Pervasive - Mobile - Connected - Service

4 Virtualisation: the enabler for Cloud Data Centre as a Service Dynamic Capacity Resource Utilisation

5 - SaaS: Market Examples Services (Hotmail, Gmail) CRM Systems (SalesForce) Office Systems (Google Docs/Apps/Office 365) - PaaS: Force.com Apple Applications Store - IaaS: - Amazon Web Services - MS Azure Rackspace FastHosts 30/04/12 Virtual Data Centres Cisco, Betfair Outsourced IT Services Bechtel RNLI Comic Relief Charity Financial Sector CRM, Private Cloud UK Government G-Cloud James C. Best Jr. 5

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7 Efficient Cloud Data Centres - 1M Servers in 3 doz. Google Data Centres - Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) - EPA 2011 Forecast Average 1.9 with equipment trends (90% overhead) - Google attained 1.10/Qtr in best facility (10% overhead!) - Five step plan 1.Minimize electricity used by servers 2.Reduce the energy used by the data center facilities themselves 3.Conserve precious fresh water by using recycled water instead 4.Reuse or recycle all electronic equipment that leaves our data centers 5.Engage with peers to advance smarter energy practice EPA Scenarios PUE Current Trends 1.9 Improved Operations 1.7 Best Practices 1.3 State-of-the-Art 1.2 Google delivers at 1/80 th of the cost to an SME 11/09/11 Tech Titans Building Boom By Randy H. Katz and Google s own information 21/02/12 7

8 What s happening in the Enterprise environment Computing Apps Public Cloud Apps Computing Interaction Apps Devices Desktop Is Being Pulled Apart by the Cloud Forces Private Cloud

9 What does IT as a Service imply? For a few applications you may need to run your own infrastructure. For most you will be able to pool, in the fashion of shared services. But increasingly we will all be drawn to the benefits of scale of the public cloud. Lower cost, higher reliability, and one day more control. - Government Chief Information Officer

10 G-Cloud and Cloudstore - G-Cloud Service Catalogue for Public Sector - Launched February Two phases of procurement complete. 12 months span Suppliers,>3000 Services - Pan government assurance - Pan government accreditation - Phase 3 open 16/01/13 - Targets 150M spend/savings in order of 5x 10x - Moving to an Application Store

11 Platform changes afoot!

12 Delivering IT as a Service Serving the Customer Serving the Enterprise Apps Apps New Enterprise Apps SaaS Apps Application Platform Cloud Infrastructure Infrastructure Renters

13 The UK Government s Digital Agenda - Digital by Default - Single Interface to Government Services (GOV.UK) - Develop key capabilities - Build common platforms Open Standards, Open Data - Transform existing services - Remove unnecessary legislative barriers - Increase the number of businesses involved - Improve policy making and communication

14 - GDS GOV.UK

15 Areas for innovation and change POLICY/REGULATORY CHALLENGES IN THE UK/EU MARKET

16 The European Cloud Computing Strategy Initiative - Addressing the three challenges:- 1. Cutting through the jungle of standards 2. Safe and fair contract terms and conditions 3. European Cloud Partnership for public sector uting/cloud_strategy/index_en.htm

17 European Union Personal Data Protection 1/11/13 Brussels takes tough stance on Google - FT.com Data Protection Regulation (2014/15) - Mandatory legislation - Harmonising EU data protection - Aim to facilitate cross region business - Privacy by Design - Enshrine specific citizen rights: E.g. Right to be forgotten January 10, :36 pm Brussels takes tough stance on Google By Alex Barker in Brussels and Richard Waters in San Francisco t.com/cms/s/0/2b5bead6-5b3c- 11e2-8d f eab49a.html# Google will be forced to change the way it presents search results in Europe or face antitrust charges for diverting traffic to its own services, the EU s competition chief has said, laying out a sharply different approach from his US counterparts. Getty In contrast to the Federal Trade Commission, which has given the all- clear to Google s search engine, Joaquín Almunia vowed to prevent Google distorting choices for consumers and taking business from rivals. We are still investigating, but my conviction is [Google] are diverting traffic, Mr Almunia told the Financial Times, referring to Google s preferential treatment of its own vertical search services. They are monetising this kind of business, the strong position they have in the general search market and this is not only a dominant position, I think I fear there is an abuse of this dominant position, Europe s antitrust enforcer said. His words mark a direct ultimatum to Google as talks on a pre- charge settlement enter a critical phase. They offer the most detailed public explanation of Brussels concerns and hint at the likely shape of any deal, which would mark the first time Google has bowed to regulatory pressure on its core business. Mr Almunia said his concern is the way they present their own services and that he was not discussing the algorithm the jealously guarded heart of Google s search engine. This suggests that one element of the solution will be labelling when Google s in- house services such as maps, airline flight details or shopping comparison information are artificially given a higher billing than rivals. But other changes are also likely to apply to how Google services are displayed within general search results. Any European limits on Google could hamper the sweeping ambition that chief executive Larry Page has set for the company to turn itself from a search engine that primarily displays links to other sites into a knowledge engine that answers users questions directly with information plucked from Google s own services. 1/2

18 "Software as a service is just the tip of the iceberg. We re moving to a future state where everything will be delivered to you as a service." SHANE ROBISON, PAST EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF STRATEGY AND TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, HP

19 About the Speaker Director, Business to Business, Intellect UK Technology Trade Association Services: Cloud, Big Data, Standards, Compliance Markets:- Government, Financial, Retail, Energy Director, ICT Knowledge Transfer Network Technology Strategy Board: Innovation, R&D Funding, Knowledge Transfer, Catapult Networking, Events, Collaboration, Publications, SIGs Cloud, Big Data, Software Engineering, Standards, Energy Efficient Computing

20 Selected Cloud computing standards initiatives - Open Grid Forum (OGF) * - Cloud Computing Interoperability Forum (CCIF) - Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) - Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) - ETSI TC Cloud/CSC * - Org for Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) * - Object Management Group (OMG) - Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) - ITU-T Focus Group on Cloud Computing - Cloud Computing Forum (CCF - Korea) - Korea Cloud Service Assn (KCSA) - The Open Group - European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) - ISO/IEC JTC1 SC7 System and Software Engineering - ISO/IEC JTC1 SC27 Security - ISO/IEC JTC1 SC38 WG3 Cloud * - Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers Standards Association * - China Electronics Standardization Institute (CESI) - Cloud Industry Forum (CIF) * - OSGi Alliance - Open Data Center Alliance(ODCA) * - Japan Cloud Consortium