Co-Operative Sytems WhereITsAt event introduction
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This document provides an overview of trends in the IT industry from the perspective of an IT specialist working primarily with third sector organizations over the past 20 years. Some of the key trends discussed include: 1) The increasing blurring of lines between work and home life driven by factors like increased mobility and availability through devices and cloud services. 2) Shifts from data processing to more intelligent systems that can actively link and use data, as well as a generation that has grown up interacting in virtual worlds. 3) Changes in the charity/third sector landscape and a trend toward more sharing of resources and outsourcing of functions like IT. 4) Continuing security challenges around viruses and malware, as well
Co-Operative Sytems WhereITsAt event introduction
- 1. Where it’s @!Philip Anthony/Co-Operative Systems
- 2. “When I were a lad...”-30 years behind a keyboard-Looking Back to look Forward
- 3. Messy AgendaThe IT market place; what’s happeningGimme some truth – gimmicks and mythsWhat would Del do?IT & the 3rd sectorMaking doMy experiences day to dayWhat was it like? What’s to come?Effect of Yoof & IT on tomorrowHome/Work and the 24/7 worldDP is mastered DD is comingSecurity – A virus a dayTrying to make some sense of it all…
- 5. Based in Vauxhall, London
- 6. Specialist in IT for Third Sector
- 8. Work with up to 200 organisations in a year
- 9. Daily responsible for some 200 servers and 4000+ IT users
- 10. Partner with very able 3rd parties to give total IT service – Dell, Microsoft, Information works,SV-“Enablers”Co-Operative Systems
- 11. The Story So Far – “Life with an Android”Phone in there somewhere - powerful, clever, but unreliableWhere’s the user manual?
- 12. Space invaders to MineCraft in 30 years
- 13. Attributes of youth – change orientated, less discipline, IT accelerates and magnifies this
- 14. Attributes of age – experience, discipline, + control of resourcesYoof and IT –coming soon to your office
- 15. Data Processing to “Doing” ProcessingData ProcessingDatabases – Things, attributes, transactionsSame concepts 1930-2010We’ve become “transaction adept” – e.g. arrange an event like thisLeaving a data-trail has mixed consequences!
- 16. “Doing” Processing – Intelligent DP, & “Virtual” Becomes “Reality”Active Systems - e.g. Leisure Activity auto linked to Healthcare auto linked to Tax breaks We had first generation that had never not known IT in 2000, In 2020 a generation that always ‘played’ and now ‘works’ in a virtual worldAn estimated 10,000 far eastern workers now create virtual objects for ‘time’ poor westerners (+ 4bn needing IT)Depaul’s “Help a Hobo” app raises funds for the HomelessVirtual war (COD) to active war with drones
- 17. Charities to Social EnterprisesCharities have changed like everything else9-5 becomes 24/7Dusty pamphlets to websitesNon competitive to highly competitiveBig expansion of last 10 years leads to big ‘restructuring’ now Trending now :- Sharing resources – Office and IT- Outsourcing
- 18. Me and My HomiesThe ever increasing blur between work and home lifeThe ‘martini’ effect keeps on growingeg We’ve become a 7 day a week business 6am-10pm – The ‘Tesco’ effectWe need our people to have email, internet, phone any time any placeNot prescriptive, not always on, not always evidenced – “dispensation”Use of handhelds for data storage –’seriously, you got data on there?’
- 19. Solution = clean, protect & store data @ source
- 20. These effect trends are driving the take up of :
- 21. Cloud services
- 22. Citrix
- 23. .Net apps & similar
- 24. Hybrid devicesI love poundshops, I love pretPoundshop = Google apps – Gmail etc- cheap cheerful, distractingPret = Citrix, Sans, .Net – powerful, reliable, costlyPound shop or Pret? - Entry level IT is free, having an IT edge costs
- 25. Lies, Damn Lies and 99.999% ReliabilityThe internet is the slowest and weakest linkKPIs are not the same as the user experienceIs your data safe in the cloud? – if history has taught us anything...Sinclair, Amstrad, WorldCom, BSB, Enron, Easynet.NET is clunky vs Terminal solutionsBadged data centres – everyone selling the same centres as ‘theirs’
- 26. Security, Viruses and Malware“The money is in the medicine”An ongoing headache – 15% of our calls, on some days 50% related to thisGenerally HQ & Core area looked afterHome users - very vulnerablePrognosis – Will be messy for some time
- 27. Trying to move into the handheld space / mass volume servers for data centresWhat’s Happening With the Big Boys?DELL vs. HP
- 28. What’s Happening With the Big Boys?GOOGLE vs. MicrosoftGoogle/Microsoft – On premise vs Off premise
- 29. “Google is the best thing that could happen to Microsoft and thus the IT industry”
- 30. Moving into each others space – e.g. Apple becomes biggest application vendor
- 31. Disposability – HP devices tossed in the bin, at the lower end no updates/fixes/promisesIs it a bird? Is it a plane? No..it’s the IT teamVirtualisationHostingCloudBladesHybrid Device.NETOffice360Google-AppsOver-the-wire backupSDSLMPLSSharepointCMSFailoverRackingVOIPManaged ServicesAndroid ???– Ask!IT to the rescueWhat was it like 3 years ago – how did you work?IT is taken for grantedIT has power to deliver massive improvementsDon’t stay still !Words that should have meaning
- 32. 10 into 8 will goYou have 80% of what you need, do you :Pray/Look the other way?Work harder and make others work harderInnovate – eg Look at the TCO spread cost over 5 years“ I love recessions”Never been a better time to buy a new car or a new serveror &
- 33. ConclusionsIt’s a ‘messy’ world no clear road mapsMajor forces in play - Demographics, Economics, TechnologicalThere is a need to innovate whilst limiting risk levelThere are tremendous opportunitiesand IT is the #1 way to move forward“Worse things happen at sea”
- 34. Would the Trotters have a website?The Trotters as beacons of South London Business and battling throughWhat can Delboy and Rodney teach us?- Innovate, seize the day, be positiveWhat can we also learn?
- 35. – remember to think about tomorrow, and tomorrows’ tomorrow
- 36. Steve Jobs – His “phreaking” days
- 37. – dodgier than Del, but boy done good
- 38. Yes! the Trotters would have email, ebay, mobile and a websiteWhere it’s @! 2011-Thank You-Philip Anthony/Co-Operative Systems
Editor's Notes
- #2: http://pptfaq.com/FAQ00481.htmGood morning, thanks again for comingIt’s nice to seem some new and familiar faces. My name is Chris – CAMGoing to run through some of the current trends and technologies in the IT marketplaceThese are based on our experience and what organisations we work with are implementing and adopting and typical work we’ve undertaken, so gives you a good idea of what is going on in the sectorLots to cover, so I’m staying breif. We’ll have Q & A at the end, and some of the topics will be covered in more detail throughout the day.Equally, myself and anyone on my colleuqare will be more than happy to answer any questions you have, so do grab us at any point today.
- #21: http://pptfaq.com/FAQ00481.htmGood morning, thanks again for comingIt’s nice to seem some new and familiar faces. My name is Chris – CAMGoing to run through some of the current trends and technologies in the IT marketplaceThese are based on our experience and what organisations we work with are implementing and adopting and typical work we’ve undertaken, so gives you a good idea of what is going on in the sectorLots to cover, so I’m staying breif. We’ll have Q & A at the end, and some of the topics will be covered in more detail throughout the day.Equally, myself and anyone on my colleuqare will be more than happy to answer any questions you have, so do grab us at any point today.