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Tracking technology trends that will change the future of the industry. Fostering innovation. Megatrends and transitions are occurring in months rather than years. From mobility and video to cloud and network programmability, there is no end in sight. The implications of this are amazing. Faster rates of new product introduction. Increasing product complex- ity. And a highly volatile technology landscape, where disruption occurs more easily. To continue advancing the technological frontier, and encouraging global economic growth, we need a comprehensive vision of where the IT industry is heading. Cisco Technology Radar meets this need. It is the foundation of Cisco internal and external innovation strategy. The Corporate Technology Group coordinates the radar for the Cisco Chief Technology and Strategy Office. The program builds on Cisco employees’ passion for technology combined with data-driven inputs from the latest trends in academic research, patenting activity, and venture capital funding.
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- 2. DevNet @ Cisco Technology Radar Tracking technologies trends. Fostering innovation. Giulia Trombini & Sylvain Baron Cisco Corporate Technology Group
- 3. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ Agenda • Context • Methodology • Technology Trends • Conclusion • Follow-up Session
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- 7. Cisco Technology Radar techradar.cisco.com Tracking technology trends that will change the future of the industry. Fostering innovation
- 8. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ Cisco Technology Radar Methodology based on industry best-practices, tailored to Cisco’s values & needs Selection Dissemination & Strategic Actions Novelty Business impact Cisco technology scouts Data-driven inputs External scouts Identification
- 9. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ From Technology Intelligence to Strategic Actions Investment and Acquisitions • Self-Organizing Network for 2 years on the Radar prior to Intucell acquisitions for $480m Internal Research • Autonomic Network: internal funding through TechFund, just won Cisco Pioneer Award Open Innovation • Securing the IoT Grand Challenge: winners announced in IoTWF, one German winner Ecosystem Partnership • Deterministic Ethernet: on the Radar for 2 years prior to partnership with TTech and openBerlin Academic Funding • Trends guide proactive identification of academic partners
- 10. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ Cisco Technology Radar Trends Unfolding our vision to the industry For a closer look: • Attend the Tech Radar discussion @ DevNet Classroom: share your opinion on the future of IT • Visit our pod @DevNet • https://techradar.cisco.com
- 11. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ Cisco Technology Radar Trends Unfolding our vision to the industry For a closer look: • Attend the Tech Radar discussion @ DevNet Classroom: share your opinion on the future of IT • Visit our pod @DevNet • https://techradar.cisco.com
- 12. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ Smart Home / Zigbee Alliance 9% of conversation Privacy Protection / Personal Data 16% of conversation Smart Grid / Smart Meters 13% of conversation Digital Rights Management / Content Protection 4% of conversation Threat Defense / Security Threats 16% of conversation MDM / Identity Management 10% of conversation Health Information / Healthcare Organizations 6% of conversation Industrial Control Systems / Cyber Security 6% of conversation IoT Applications Security 9% of conversation Cloud Computing / Private Cloud 9% of conversation Each node is a conversation, sized by the number of unique articles News Analysis on Securing the IoT: Top discussions around privacy protection and threat defense
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- 14. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ Complex Event Processing / In-Memory Data Grid 10% of conversation Big Data Platforms / Apache Hadoop & Spark 16% of conversation Business Intelligence / Real-time Decisions 9% of conversation Scale-out Databases/ Data Warehouses 9% of conversation Large Data Sets / Unstructured Data 9% of conversation CRM/ Real-time Marketing 17% of conversation Intelligent Business Operations / Business Processes 8% of conversation In-memory Processing / Massively Parallel Programming 7% of conversation Massive Amounts / Enterprise Software Platforms 6% of conversation Big Data Apps / Application Performance 9% of conversation Each node is a conversation, sized by the number of unique articles News Analysis on Real-Time Analytics: Key technologies that support real-time analytics
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- 16. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ News Analysis on Predictive Context: Predictive context is going mainstream, fueled by mobile and wearable devices Wearables / Google Glass 10% of conversation Sensor Hubs / Sensor Fusion 3% of conversation Personal data / Law Enforcement 7% of conversation Big Data Analytics / Unstructured Data 32% of conversation Google / Android Wear 8% of conversation Customer Experience / Customer Service 16% of conversation Smart Machines / 3D Printing 5% of conversation Customers / Digital Marketing 4% of conversation Context Aware / Predictive Analytics Software 7% of conversation Wearable Intelligence / Assistive Context Aware / Medical Industries 4% of conversation Apple / iPhone / iWatch 5% of conversation Each node is a conversation, sized by the number of unique articles
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- 18. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Cisco Technology Radar Cisco Public DevNet @ Key Takeaways & actions • The pace of technological change is faster than ever • IT technologies start to impact every industry • We have developed the Cisco Technology Radar to capture opportunities and defend against threats • Join us @ Tech Radar Discussion now!
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- Megatrends and transitions are occurring in months rather than years. From mobility and video to cloud and network programmability, there is no end in sight. The implications of this are amazing. Faster rates of new product introduction. Increasing product complexity. And a highly volatile technology landscape, where disruption occurs more easily.
- Innovation within the industry is a pivotal source of growth. IT innovation is overflowing into distant domains, expanding other sectors’ technological frontiers. Consider, for example, Internet protocols like IPv6. Since its introduction, IPv6 has accelerated innovation across a wide range of industries, including the medical sector with e-health and the automotive industry with connected cars. Device mobility, security, and configuration aspects have been considered in the design of the protocol.
- Many factors contribute to this sustained progression and widening impact, including: • Increased research and development (R&D) spending: The information and communications technology (ICT) industry invested $139 billion in 2013 and is the largest private-sector R&D investor in the United States. This investment translates yearly into thousands of patents filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). • Access to venture capital funding: This has allowed for the creation of new ventures and sustained the development of small startups. Venture capitalists have invested considerable funding in the ICT industry, ranging from software to mobility. And, more recently, to the Internet of Things (IoT). • Talent development: Since the year 2000, the top 250 ICT companies have employed 4 percent of the entire business sector in the United States. The industry consistently attracts and feeds new talent.
- Quarterly process based on industry best practices for Technology Intelligence, including work in Deutsche Telekom by Rohrbeck Cisco-wide collaboration 400+ submissions from 150+ technology scouts across Cisco Data-driven inputs from VC/patents/academic activities 40+ panelists (FE/DEs, VP/CTOs) 180 published technology profiles 9 technology trends ~1000 unique visitors & 100+ prints quarterly Internal Radar version with individual technologies: techradar.cisco.com Internal Radar version with trends: techradar.cisco.com External Radar with trends: cisco.com/go/techradar
- M&A Intucell: http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac49/ac0/ac1/ac259/intucell.html From Tech Radar trend to Open Innovation Grand Challenge The importance of securing the IoT identified early as trend Launched Open Innovation Grand Challenge to embark ecosystem. Announced Winners. From Tech Radar technology to ecosystem partnership Tracked TTEthernet (Deterministic Ethernet) for 2 years on our internal Radar Launched partnership with industry leader through openBerlin Innovation Center From Tech Radar technology to academic funding Identified and tracked RPKI on the Radar, pioneering implementation in a country and funding related academic research From Tech Radar technology to internal research funding Autonomic Networking (key to Network Simplification trend) tracked for 2 years, funded internally by Tech Fund, just won Cisco Pioneer Award
- Cisco Video Networking Index estimates that sensors connections will match the world population by 2018 (7.3 billions), representing 35% of the 20 billion connected devices globally in 2018. Key sensor devices are home automation controllers, grid meters, wearable health, performance monitors, and industrial Controllers in connected vehicles, connected oilrigs and connected manufacturing. We understand why top concerns in IoT are Privacy Protection, Threat Defense and Mobile Device Management. They represent more than 50% of the top technology conversations covered by the media in 2014
- It is exciting to see from our patent analysis also confirm that the industry is coming together to resolve these security challenges. Privacy protection and threat defense are top inventive areas. And patent filings in application, cyber-physical, and cloud security have doubled in the last 5 years. (North America and Europe continue to be hotspots for innovation. In the areas of cyber-physical security, privacy protection, and application security, however, innovation is occurring on a global scale—from Asia Pacific to Latin America and the Arab States.) While large companies and startups lead the innovation effort, the world of academia—and even individual inventors—also play an important role. The Cisco IoT Security Grand Challenge also highlights this trend: • 29 percent of submissions came from universities and public institutions • 21 percent came from individuals In the next two to five years, IT security will extend to OT. There will be brand new use cases, such as connected vehicles. The industry is moving from a preventative approach to a “before, during and after” approach.
- With this billions of connected devices, traditional data management technologies aren't keeping up with today's large volumes of data in motion, which is flowing at an unprecedented speed. The answer to ths is Real-Time Analytics. It's a set of technologies that analyses large and unstructured data or resources within seconds or minutes. Our News Analysis highlights a few of these key technologies like: Big Data Platforms (Hadoop and Spark) In-memory Data Grid -- an approach to querying data when it resides in random access memory (RAM), as opposed to querying data that is stored on physical disks. Scale-out Databases and Data warehouse appliances In-memory Processing and Massively parallel programming (MPP) Our analysis shows also business applications where Real-Time Analytics is key: CRM (customer relations management), Business Intelligence and Busibness Operations represent 40% of the conversations around RT Analytics last year. Indeed in CRM or BI applications, RT analytics can provide up-to-the-minute information about an enterprise's customers so that better and quicker business decisions can be made -- perhaps even within the time span of a customer interaction. Real-time analytics can support instant refreshes to corporate dashboards to reflect business changes throughout the day. Another key application is for Complext Event Processing such as the tracking of a hurricane's path, intensity, and wind field, with the intent of predicting these parameters hours or days in advance. RT analytics applications are also embedded in networking gear to track operations, capture events, monitor performance, detect anomalies, or optimize configurations in real time.
- Since last 10 years, innovations in the domain of RT analytics have multiplied. The proof is more than 7000 patented inventions filed so far worldwide — with much of the focus on the development of Business Intelligence and Mining analytical tools. The majority of total patented inventions originates from small startups. Clearly, there is considerable excitement and energy in this field. And the market is listening. VC funding is on the rise, with early stage investments driving the wave and running the gamut from Gaming applications to Cybersecurity and Oil field real-time analytics. Looking forward, real-time analytics are set to be a game changer for Business Productivity across industries.
- Today, we can access tons of data anywhere, at any time, from any device. But the amount of data is so huge that it has become overwhelming — and not always particularly useful. Predictive context-aware computing, addresses this problem. Our news analysis here shows that Big Data Analytics, Customer Experience and Wearables represent most of the conversations published around ths topic. Indeed, mobile and wearable devices such as Google Glass, Facebook Oculus or Microsoft Hololens are driving this trend. Because of the limited size of their display, they can present very limited information and require highly contextual based on current user activity and location. Latest conversation about top companies Predictive Context: Google Glass Failure ? IBM Watson Apple Siri Microsoft Cortana, Hololens (just announced) Samsung S Voice Intel ? Facebook Twitter
- Our patent analysis shows that Predictive context-aware services are still in the early stages of development, but are gathering momentum very quickly. Real-time analytics innovations, a key technical building block, are fueling these services. Location analytics are a particularly critical component. And we are seeing more focused research on location awareness and activity recognition. User activity and location are the main sources for context. So it makes sense that most innovations today target transportation and consumer goods, including retail. Energy and utility companies are also prime candidates for predictive context-aware computing. By relying on environmental sensor data, for example, energy utilities can better predict peak demand and organize their supply accordingly. This could help lower energy utility rates. One invention in this area is the smart thermostat. In the future, context-aware services will become available across a wide range of industries.
- Innovation is happening at a faster pace and are spreading in distant domains. That’s the reason why we have developed this technology intelligence to capture emerging technologies and trends and defend Cisco against the coming threats.