Government Big Data: What's Next Webinar Highlights
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This document provides a summary of a presentation on government big data. It introduces the speakers and discusses topics like on-premises vs hosted services, the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board's (RATB) cloud services, and EMC Isilon's scale-out storage solutions for big data in the federal sector. Specific solutions mentioned include RATB websites, their logical system architecture in the cloud, data governance, analytics as a service, and examples of federal agencies using Isilon for healthcare, life sciences, and other big data applications.
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Government Big Data: What's Next Webinar Highlights
- 1. Government Big Data: What’s Next March 21, 2013 Brought to you by:
- 2. Today’s Speakers Steve Ressler Founder and President GovLoop Marina Martin Entrepreneur-in-Residence & Head of the Education Data Initiative U.S. Department of Education Gary Newgaard Director of Federal Solutions EMC Isilon Shawn Kingsberry CIO Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board
- 3. Housekeeping o Twitter Hash Tag: #gltrain o If you would like to submit a question, just look for the "Ask a question" console. The presenters will field your questions at the end. o If you have any technical difficulties during the training click on the Help button located below the slide window. o We will be e-mailing you a link to the archived version of this training, so you can view it again or share it with a colleague, and a GovLoop training certificate.
- 16. February 22, 2013 On Premises or Hosted Service Public Transparency Website Fraud Analytics as a Service Big Data as a Service RATB Cloud Services High Level Technical Briefing
- 18. RATB Logical System Diagram Logical RATB System Design Capabilities • Public and Private Cloud providing separate and distinct websites running off of a common software, system, and data warehouse infrastructure • Elasticity to support millions of concurrent users • Content and Design team to support layout and design requirements • Secured access to sensitive data providing virtual desktop as a service. • Data automation providing scheduled retrieval of required data sets. • Risk framework providing streamlined matching against risk databases. • Link analysis systems and highly skilled analysts. • Partners with key industry companies providing rapid development level integration services.
- 19. RATB High Level Technologies 19 Social Media Web Infrastructure Visualization, Analysis, and Reporting Data Layer Infrastructure Disclaimer of Endorsement: Reference herein to any specific commercial products, process, or service by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise, does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the United States Government. The views and opinions of authors expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of the United States Government, and shall not be used for advertising or product endorsement purposes. Note: There are extensive products in this “infrastructure layer” These are the key components. A more comprehensive list can be made available by request.
- 20. Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board Enterprise Architecture of the Future 20
- 22. Advanced Analytics Cloud What is FederalAccountability.gov • The portal allows Federal agencies and Inspectors General the ability to review and evaluate the risk assessment of entities, companies, and universities receiving Federal Funds. 22 HIGHLIGHTS • Deployed Security: FIPS 140-2 • Infrastructure: Secured Private Cloud U.S. Department of Defense U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, OIG U.S. Department of Education, OIG U.S. Department of Justice, OIG / Civil Division U.S. Department of Homeland Security, OIG U.S. Army National Science Foundation, OIG U.S. Social Security Administration, OIG U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Census Bureau Corporation for National and Community Service OIG U.S. Department of Commerce, OIG U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Department of Labor U.S. Department of Health and Human Services U.S. Department Housing and Urban Development, OIG Executive Office for the US States and Attorney RATB Cloud Service Customers
- 23. Advanced Analytics Cloud Desktop and Analytics As A Service 23 Structured and Unstructured Data ETL uReveal ESRI ARC GIS Server Oracle ENDECA FastAlert Analysts, Investigators Palantir Accountability Scorecard uReveal ESRI ArcGIS Server ENDECA STORE FastAlert SQLServer 2008 Palantir Persistence Engine ScoreCard SQLServer 2008 HANA In- Memory Computing Single Sign-On Identity and Access Management Security Layer (Netwitness, Archer, Juniper SSL VPN…) VMWare View VDI Stakeholders Request For Assistance
- 24. Cloud Hub Categorization PEOPLE PROCESS TECHNOLOGY MODULARLAYERS SINGLEPANEOFGLASS Note: The specific details behind the RATB Cloud Hub Categorization can be provided by request.
- 25. RATB Cloud Service Websites Recovery.gov
- 26. RATB Cloud Service Websites Educationjobsfund.gov
- 27. RATB Cloud Service Websites Federaltransparency.gov
- 28. RATB Cloud Service Websites Federalaccountability.gov
- 29. March 19, 2013 On Premises or Hosted ServiceShawn Kingsberry, Chief Information Officer shawn.kingsberry@ratb.gov
- 30. 30© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. EMC ISILON SCALE-OUT NAS Big Data Storage for the Federal Sector Gary Newgaard Director - EMC Isilon Federal
- 31. 31© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Isilon Technology Summary Big Data Overview
- 32. 32© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. What Is Big Data? Data that challenges the capabilities of a system to capture, manage, and process it within an acceptable elapsed time ~ Wikipedia ~ Data that challenges the capabilities of a system to capture, manage, and process it within an acceptable elapsed time ~ Wikipedia ~
- 33. 33© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Exabytes The Big Data Challenge By 2013, 80% of all storage capacity sold will be for file-based data Source: “Scale Out Storage in the Content Driven Enterprise: Unleashing the Value of Information Assets,” IDC White Paper (2010 Enterprise Disk Storage Consumption Model), June 2011 File based: 61.8% CAGR Block based: 23.7% CAGR Media & Entertainment Media & Entertainment Design & Simulation Design & Simulation Financial Services Financial ServicesBioinformaticsBioinformatics Oil & GasOil & GasFile Shares & Archives File Shares & Archives
- 34. 34© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Data growth 47% CIOs Turning to Scale-Out to Deal with Massive File-Data Growth 84% Already using or planning to use scale-out within the next 24 months The#1 and#2 concerns of CIOs… Source: Scale-out NAS Market Survey System performance and scalability 37% …are driving adoption of scale-out Source: “User Survey Analysis: Key Trends Shaping the Future of Data Center Infrastructure Through 2011,” Gartner, October 2010
- 35. 35© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Big Data Apps Need Big Data Storage Data intensive, HPC workflows Medical Imaging Gene Sequencing Seismic Exploration Media & Entertainment Product DevelopmentSatellite Images
- 36. 36© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Big Data Project in the Federal Sector* *Sorce: GovWin IQ Report 2012
- 37. 37© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Examples of Federal Sector Big Data • Healthcare • Life Sciences • Surveillance • Physical Security • Defense/Intelligence • Cyber
- 38. 38© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Sample of Government Accounts Using Isilon’s Unified Scale-out Storage…and Why? Unlocks New Capabilities Increases IT operating leverage Complementary Reduces storage costs Speeds workflows
- 39. 39© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. EMC Isilon Growing Momentum Healthcare and Life Sciences UCLA
- 40. 40© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. The EMC Isilon Difference EMC Isilon Value Proposition for Healthcare – Eliminate silos of storage – Predictable scalability without added complexity – Consolidate active short-term and long-term data Certification with Major Alliance Players – EMC Isilon certified with most major PACS vendors – EMC Isilon certified with most VNAs – New certifications are simple EMC Isilon works with next wave diagnostic tools – Digital Pathology, NGS, Proteomics – Video Surveillance, Sleep Studies, Electron Microscopes EMC Isilon Competitive Difference – “Never Migrate Again” architecture – Move away from API-built storage – Uses standard CIFS and NFS storage protocol connections – Experience the value of scale-out NAS
- 41. 41© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. “Never Refresh Again” Architecture Meet Your Big Data Requirements with EMC Isilon • One File System, One Volume Storage Management Simplicity • Zero Downtime Expansion • Greater than 80% utilization rates • Adapt your existing storage resources • Accommodate IT infrastructure changes • Investment Protection: Pay As You Grow • Eliminate Silos and Hot Spots
- 42. 42© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. The Cost Advantage of Isilon Ease of use and management simplicity IDC: Isilon improves IT productivity by 48%, reduces OPEX* Storage allocation Storage provisioning Managing capacity Managing backup Space reclamation Adding new applications Uploading of re-loading data 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 FTEHoursperTBinUse Isilon Traditional * Source: “Quantifying the Business Benefits of Scale-Out NAS Solutions,” IDC White Paper, November 2011
- 43. 43© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Reduces Big Data storage costs by 40% The Cost Advantage of Isilon Source: “Quantifying the Business Benefits of Scale-Out NAS Solutions,” IDC White Paper, November 2011
- 44. 44© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Isilon Scale-Out NAS Architecture OneFS Operating Environment OneFS Operating Environment Intra-cluster Communication Layer Intra-cluster Communication Layer Servers Client/Application LayerClient/Application Layer Ethernet LayerEthernet Layer Servers Servers CIFSCIFSNFSNFS FTPFTPHTTPHTTP HDFS for Hadoop HDFS for Hadoop
- 45. 45© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. More scalable than traditional storage systems Largest and Most Scalable File System OneFS scales from 18 TB to more than 20 PB in a single file system, single volume Under 60 seconds to scale with no downtime World’s fastest performance and capacity scaling Over 100 GB/s of throughput
- 46. 46© Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Markets and Solutions EMC Isilon Federal Markets Home Directories & Archive
- 47. Questions?
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- Note to Presenter : Use this presentation to introduce prospects and customers to the benefits of Isilon scale-out NAS. According to recent IBM estimates, there are exponentially-growing amounts of unstructured data, projected to exceed 5 exabytes every 10 minutes by the end of 2013. Likewise, there are a rapidly growing number of people who believe that over the next few years harnessing this “big data” and transforming it into knowledge will lead to better decisions, which will in turn transform society and our federal government. Current estimates from Deltek, a market research, analysis and reporting firm, projects demand for such big data solutions will grow from $4.9B in FY2012 to $7.2B by 2017, and EMC Isilon is well situated to address this market demand.
- We ’ll start with a look at Big Data in the enterprise.
- Note to Presenter : View in Slide Show mode for animation. We hear a lot about Big Data, but sometimes the definition isn ’t clear. Here is a useful definition of Big Data from Wikipedia: Big Data is data that challenges the capabilities of a system to capture, manage, and process it within a tolerable elapsed time. In the context of today ’s presentation, two key attributes that we’ll be discussing is the volume of data and the composition of the data. In terms of “volume,” we’ll focus on the multi-terabyte to multi-petabyte range. And for “composition,” we’ll focus primarily on unstructured, file-based data. In this context, Big Data includes audio, video, graphics, images, and enterprise file data sets such as office files, home directories, VMDKs, and large-scale file archives. Isilon supports all kinds of unstructured and file-based data.
- This slide shows the rapid growth of data stored by organizations as projected by IDC in its 2011 White Paper. This phenomenon is affecting organizations in virtually all industry segments and a wide range of enterprise use cases. In addition to the rapid growth of data, this research also shows a remarkable shift in the composition of data being generated and stored—the shift from traditional “block-based” data to unstructured, file-based data. Note to Presenter : Click now in Slide Show mode for animation. IDC projects that by 2013, 80 percent of all incremental storage capacity required by organizations will be for file-based data. Note to Presenter : IDC White Paper can be found here: http://h18006.www1.hp.com/storage/pdfs/4AA3-4945ENW.pdf
- The rapid growth of Big Data is a major concern for many CIOs. In fact, a recent Gartner study showed that addressing the challenges of data growth, system performance, and scalability are the top concerns of CIOs. Note to Presenter : Click now in Slide Show mode for animation. According to a recent ESG (Enterprise Strategy Group) study, these concerns are driving most organizations—more than 80 percent—to adopt scale-out storage for their Big Data needs. With this as a background, let ’s now look at Isilon scale-out storage. Note to Presenter : Gartner report can be found here: http://www.gartner.com/id=1456135 (abstract only) ESG report can be found here: http://www.esg-global.com/market-reports/scale-out-nas-driving-value-for-rapidly-growing-file-based-storage-environments/
- These are prime examples of data-intensive industries where Isilon storage systems have been proven to deliver significant customer benefits: Medical Imaging Gene Sequencing Seismic Exploration in the Oil & Gas industry Video & Graphics (Media & Entertainment) Satellite Images Product Development Companies in these industries have been the leading edge because large-scale files and unstructured data—Big Data—have caused these firms to adopt innovative storage approaches and embrace Isilon.
- As you can see here, nearly all Federal Agencies are doing or planning projects in Big Data. With the Life Sciences and Medical/Healthcare segments topping the list over Defense and Energy In the recent past, many federal agencies and top executive leadership have gone on record to identify the need for or importance of “Big Data.” For example, the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology has indicated that “every Federal agency needs to have a ‘big data’ strategy because of the exploding volume of data.” In March of 2012, the White House announced a $200 million Big Data Initiative to create tools to improve scientific research by making sense of the huge amounts of data now available. The investment was made to improve the technologies for getting insight from complex and large sets of digital data. According to John Holdren, director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, the Big Data initiative “ promises to transform our ability to use Big Data for scientific discovery, environmental and biomedical research, education, and national security .” At the Nov 2012 C5ISR Conference, Chris Miller, Executive Director for the Navy Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR), noted that “ Big Data is the #1 enabling technology challenge .” As a final testimonial on the importance of big data, in Jan 2013 the Defense Information Systems Agency ( DISA ), which provides the strategic vision and steers the course of IT for the Department of Defense (DoD) and much of the White House, has identified “Big Data” as one of their top eight focus areas within their Strategic Plan for 2013-2018, and one of only four technologies which it judges to be “essential to modern warfare” . In the current U.S. Federal business sector, the drive for operational and cost efficiencies rules the day. EMC Isilon is well positioned to usher in this new era of fiscal frugality and responsibility while delivering “best in class” capacity and performance for the Network Attached Storage (NAS) market. While seemingly unrealistic to anticipate new federal spending while such dramatic cost reductions are underway, there is tremendous potential for Information Technology (IT) to achieve the desired efficiencies while increasing overall operational effectiveness. To translate the big data $5B opportunity to a more comprehensible target business opportunity, Deltek research cites an example where in FY 2013, each agency is directed to spend at least 30 percent less on travel expenses than in FY 2010 and maintain this reduced spending level each year through FY 2016. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has directed agencies to use the near-term savings to improve the transparency and accountability of federal spending, and much of this reinvestment of savings is to be channeled into IT as a means to achieve the desired objectives. Therefore, budgets are expected to grow in the Federal IT initiatives identified as supporting the above referenced travel management challenge, as a small but relevant example. Specifically, according to GovWin, the Federal Enterprise Architecture ’s Business Reference Model shows that spending on Travel Management systems will grow from $52 million in FY2012 to $63 million in FY2013. This represents a nearly 20 percent increase during a period of otherwise weak overall growth, or even anticipated reductions. Furthermore, research shows that new spending on IT systems, referred to in civilian agencies as Development/Modernization/Enhancement (DME), or in DoD circles as “modernization through sustainment”, is growing at about 30% of overall spending, across the entire federal government and throughout most federal agencies. Therefore, the potential is believed to be high for technology application and solution sales opportunities, in the civilian and military/defense market segments for both new development activities and ongoing sustainment, according to Deltek. So if/when you hear those terms or phrases, DME or “modernization through sustainment”, consider them a flag to the type of relevant opportunities where EMC Isilon solutions will apply. Where are these opportunities for big data likely to occur? According to the GovWin IQ Report 2012, the number of big data initiatives and funded projects by agency are as shown below: As you can see, when it comes to big data, the sales opportunities span all major federal agencies and the technology application opportunities span business and operational missions from healthcare and life sciences (the largest of the big data opportunities identified) through Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR), Infrastructure, Video Surveillance and more. Here again, EMC Isilon is practically the perfect solution to address the efficiency and effectiveness objectives of these agencies.
- The Canadian Department of National Defense and CSE are already using Isilon, in addition to dozens of other Federal organziations in America.
- Summary slide: each of these EMC Isilon qualities combined provide a “Never Refresh Again Architecture” to simplify management of your Big Data Healthcare needs.
- Isilon storage systems are extremely easy to use. This “simple to manage” approach translates into a significant cost savings for you. A recent IDC white paper details Isilon ’s cost advantages for enterprise environments. As shown in the graphic on the left, IDC investigated the relative amount of time needed by IT professionals to perform a wide range of data and storage management functions (listed on y axis) for Isilon as well as traditional storage systems. Isilon storage is easier to manage and requires less time. The study showed that with Isilon scale-out NAS, enterprises were able to increase IT productivity by 48 percent and thereby reduce OpEx (operating expenditures). Note to Presenter: IDC White Paper can be found here: http://simple.isilon.com/doc-viewer/1807/idc-quantifying-the-business-benefits-of-scale-out-network-attached-storage-solutions.pdf?gid=kyacua0laWyaTN&utm_campaign=www&utm_medium=doctab-f&utm_source=onefs_ap
- The IDC study also found that as a result of Isilon storage systems ’ unmatched efficiency—over 80 percent storage utilization—organizations were able to reduce CAPEX (capital expenditures) significantly. With the reduced CapEx and increase in IT productivity, enterprise customers were able to reduce their overall storage costs by 40 percent with Isilon scale-out NAS (compared to traditional storage systems). Note to Presenter: IDC White Paper can be found here: http://simple.isilon.com/doc-viewer/1807/idc-quantifying-the-business-benefits-of-scale-out-network-attached-storage-solutions.pdf
- Note to Presenter : View in Slide Show mode for animation. This slide provides an overview of the Isilon scale-out NAS architecture: Starting at the Client/Application layer, the Isilon NAS architecture supports a wide range of operating system environments, as shown here. At the Ethernet level, the Isilon OneFS operating system supports key industry-standard protocols, including NFS, CIFS, and HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System), and provides you with great interoperability for business applications as well as your data analytics activities. OneFS is a single file system/single volume architecture, which makes it extremely easy to manage, regardless of the number of nodes in the storage cluster. Isilon storage systems scale from a minimum of three nodes up to 144 nodes, all of which are connected with an InfiniBand communications layer.
- Note to Presenter : View in Slide Show mode for animation. OneFS can truly scale from as small as 18 TB to over 20 PB in a single file system, which eliminates the issues with conventional scale-up file systems that only scale to 16 TB. With Isilon, nodes can be added to the file system and be ready to use in minutes, versus a traditional file system that can take hours to install, configure, and provision. Isilon has the fastest performance and capacity scaling in the industry.