the dawn of the Cognive Era and the New IBM
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The document discusses the emergence of the cognitive era, highlighting IBM's strategic focus on AI and data innovation through Watson. It emphasizes the significant growth in unstructured data and IBM's leadership in patent filings, showcasing their investment in technology to meet modern business needs. Additionally, it addresses the necessity for new digital skills and professions to adapt to this evolving landscape.
the dawn of the Cognive Era and the New IBM
- 1. The dawn of the Cognitive Era and the New IBM June 30th, 2017 Roberto Villa Mgr of University Relations and Research Ecosystem, IBM Italy roberto_villa@it.ibm.com
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- 3. The dawn of the Cognitive Era IBM strategy IBM Research and open innovation IBM Watson in action: industry cases New professions and new skills
- 4. The dawn of the Cognitive Era In just two days we now generate as much data as was generated in total through 2003 80% of all data is unstructured and growing 15 times the rate of structured data (10 21)
- 5. The dawn of the Cognitive Era
- 6. A new IT paradigm is emerging
- 7. IBM Strategy “Watson has become the AI platform for business.”
- 8. IBM Strategy IBM is already essential to global business IBM has helped design, build and run the systems that underpin global business.
- 9. IBM Strategy As we build what modern business requires We have invested in and built the capabilities—cloud, analytics, cognitive, mobile, security—to power the emerging needs of modern business. Our strategic imperatives grew by 14 percent adjusting for currency, generating $33 billion in revenue last year, representing 41 percent of our total revenue.
- 10. IBM Strategy Our growth is fueled by innovation Our ability to create high value is powered by the prolific inventors of IBM. For the 24th year in a row, IBM led in U.S. patents earned. In 2016, we were the first company ever to be granted more than 8,000 U.S. patents in one year
- 11. 11 IBM Research: Driving 24 consecutive years of IBM patent leadership Six Nobel Laureates Ten Medals of Technology Five National Medals of Science Six Turing Awards
- 13. IBM Research: globally and vertically integrated Australia Tokyo China Almaden Haifa Zurich Africa Ireland Brazil Watson Austin India Zurich Africa Ireland Brazil future systems nanotechnologies processors/storage /switching cloud cybersecurity analytics industry expertise
- 14. Technology = augmenting human capabilities yesterday
- 15. Technology = augmenting human capabilities today
- 16. © 2016 International Business Machines Corporation Do Not Distribute +Human Self-directed goals Common sense Value judgment Machine Large-scale math Pattern discovery Statistical reasoning …leads to better decision making
- 17. © 2016 International Business Machines Corporation Do Not Distribute IBM Watson innovation platform
- 18. © 2016 International Business Machines Corporation Do Not Distribute IBM Watson innovation platform
- 19. © 2016 International Business Machines Corporation Do Not Distribute IBM Watson building blocks: Bluemix APIs
- 20. A single MRI scan can return up to 10,000 images With more than 75 Million scans each year Return the top 20 most important images Images: Medical Sieve 20
- 22. Watson transforms industries: Healthcare
- 23. Cognitive dress Cognitive music Cognitive art Cognitive immersive experience Cognitive Trailer Cognitive systems and creativity
- 24. Watson transforms industries: Cognitive dress Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AtAibldNYY&t
- 25. Future of technology and the IT architecture limitations
- 26. Future of technology and the IT architecture limitations
- 27. Future of technology and the IT architecture limitations
- 28. Major challenge to current Von Neumann architecture: moving away from the brain’s efficiency
- 29. Future of technology: Brain-inspiredsystems
- 30. IBM Quantum Experience launched May 4, 2016: In the first two months after launch: 30,014 registered users, in 146 countries 180,756 executions 10+ professors committing to using our system in coursework 6 papers, including one from the South Pole Undergrad conference at U. Waterloo with prize for “best algorithm” Future of technology: Quantum computing 30 “It’s not a simple thing to do,” he says. “Quantum systems are really quite delicate.” And, he adds, IBM has done it right. ⏤ Prof. David Cory http://www.ibm.com/quantumcomputing
- 31. Quantum Applications Cryptography Designing Better Drugs & New Materials Machine Learning Searching Big Data 31
- 32. 32 New professions and Digital skills
- 33. 33 New professions and digital skills The pyramid of digital skills
- 34. 34 New professions require new skills and a different education paradigm • Life-long learning • Practitioning vs theory • Learning by doing • Customized programs • Multi-discipline
- 35. 35 •Data Science/Analytics •Cloud Computing • Cyber Security • Mobile Computing • Social Media • Digital Marketing • Cognitive Computing • Service Science Competences for the future, from today
- 37. Grazie Cognitive Era is in front of us. It is up to us making the best of it.
- 38. Thank You Roberto Villa Fabrizio Renzi Direttore Tecnologia e Innovazione Pietro Leo Data Scientist Stefano Oggioni Mgr of New Technologies Marco De Ieso Advanced Analytics Francesca Rossi Professor And Chief Scientis Yorktown Lab Alessandro Faraotti Research Architect Silvia Peschiera Cognitive Research proj. Mauro Gatti Health Federico Mattei Business Development & IT Architect Claudio Fadda Senior Research Architect Roberto Villa Mgr of University Relations and Research Ecosystem Nicolò Lorenzoni Future Data Center - Austin Lab Team: innovation catalysts Marina Bastianelli University Programs Strategist and Research Ecosystem