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IT Megatrend
&
E-Government
Assoc.Prof.Dr.Thanachart Numnonda
Executive Director
IMC Institute
September 2014
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Mainframe Client/ServerWeb Generation
Cloud Computing
The new IT era
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The next phase of the Internet
Connectivity
Intelligence Machines
Big Data and Analytics
Cloud
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Cloud ComputingCloud Computing transforms IT
Big DataBig Data transforms Business
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Trend #1 Smartphone/Tablet Explosion:
Post-PC Era
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Trend #1: Smartphone/Tablet Explosion
The era of PC dominance with Windows as the single platform will be replaced with a post-PC era where Windows is one of a variety of environments IT
Through 2018, the growing variety of devices, computing styles, user contexts and interaction paradigms will make "everything everywhere" strategies unachievable
Thailand Mobile Subscribers 89.98 Million, Penetration Rate 131.84%
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Worldwide Devices Shipments
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Smartphone Marketshare Q1: 2014
Source IDC
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Tablet Marketshare Q1: 2014
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Trend #2 Cloud Computing:
From Personal Cloud to SaaS
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Trend #2: Cloud Computing
The Cloud hype is over. Expect deployments to increase significantly in 2014.
IT users will familiar with personal cloud, especially personal storage.
The personal cloud era will mark a power shift away from devices toward services.
Users will use a collection of devices, with the PC remaining one of many options, but no one device will be the primary hub.
SME/Home users will start explore and use public SaaS.
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Google Trends [Thailand]
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18Source : PwC Global 100 Software Leaders March 2014
Top 20 SaaS vendors
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Trend #3 Online Consumerization:
Social Networks / 3G /Broadband
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Trend #3: Online Consumerization
People are now always on the internet, more people have 3G and broadband access.
Online consumerization is not only devices, but also personal cloud, apps (E-mail, Collaboration tools), cloud stoarge (Dropbox, Goolgle Drive) and social netowrks (Facebook, Line)
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Internet Usage in Thailand
Internet Users : 23.86 million, penetration 35.8% [TrueHits, July 2013]
Internet Broadband 4.55 million users penetration 22.7% per household[NBTC, July 2013]
3G Users 18.6 Million[AIS, DTAC, True, Q1 2013]
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Social Networks Populationin Thailand 2013
28 Million 24 Million 4 Million 5.3 MillionVideos
Source : ZocialRank.com
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Four Screens per User
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Source : We Are Social 2012
Source : Nielsen Thailand study 2013
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Trend #4 Mobile Applications:
Cross Platform with HTML5
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Trend #4: Mobile Applications
Gartner predicts that through 2014, improved JavaScript performance will begin to push HTML5 and the browser as a mainstream enterprise application development environment.
Nevertheless, native apps won't disappear, and will always offer the best user experiences and most sophisticated features.
Apps will continue to grow while applications will begin to shrink. Apps are smaller, and more targeted, while a larger application is more comprehensive
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The Store Index
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Mobile Web
A design approach that optimises users’ viewing experiences across a wide range of devices.
Pro:● it is your website, so costs are
minimised and service iteration simplified
● uses open standards (HTML5)● no gatekeepers to constrain
access● performance still good● clear winning strategy for ‘utility’
services
Con:● not persistent on device● some device features
unavailable● requires internet connection● not snappy enough for some
complex services (eg Spotify, Facebook, Skype)
● no ‘download and buy’ revenue stream
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Native Apps
Native apps are downloadable software applications that run using the device’s operating system code and APIs.
Pro:● revenue (download and buy)● persistent presence on device● can access all functions on a
device● snappier performance in
general● can be used offline, in some
cases
Con:● expensive to develop and
maintain● needs several different versions ● can only be downloaded via
gatekeeper app stores ● most apps are rarely
downloaded, and even then hardly used
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Trend #5 Bring Your Own Devices:Flexible Of2ce/Workers
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Trend #5: BYOD
The unexpected consequence of bring your own device (BYOD) programs is a doubling or even tripling of the size of the mobile workforce.
Nearly 60 percent of companies provide smart phones to support their employees' work. [IDC]
Half of companies now allowed allow employees to use personally owned devices to access the corporate network. [Vmware; Thailand]
nterprise policies on employee-owned hardware usage need to be thoroughly reviewed and, where necessary, updated and extended.
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Traditional IT
- Highly Infrastructure
- Desktop-�xed Device
-Data in Silos
-Individual Productivity
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New Trends
- Lightweight IT
- BYOD
-Resource/Data anywhere
-Flexible Of�ce
-Collaboration
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Trend #6 IaaS:
Migreate Servers to Cloud
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Cloud Computing changeIT as electricity industry
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Trend #6: IaaS
Enterprises should design private cloud services with a hybrid future in mind and make sure future integration/interoperability is possible.
Cloud/client computing models are shifting.
The client is a rich application running on an Internet-connected device, and the server is a set of application services hosted in an increasingly elastically scalable cloud computing platform.
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Cloud Market in Thailand
มูลค่าปี 2556 ประมาณ 2,220 - 2,330 ล้านบาท หรือคิดเป็นอัตราการเติบโตประมาณ 16.7% - 22.1%
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IaaS Impacts!
Local data centers will provide cloud services
IaaS is not just a normal hosting; it requires large investment on a data center.
Different architecture and business model.
Fewer large cloud data center in ASEAN will survive
Need to compete with big giants; Amazon, Google, Oracle, etc.
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IaaS
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Trend #7 Internet of things:
Connected Anywhere, Anytime and Anydevices
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The Internet of Things
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Trend #7: Internet of things
The Internet is expanding beyond PCs and mobile devices into enterprise assets such as field equipment, and consumer items such as cars and televisions.
Over 50% of Internet connections are things.
Enterprises should not limit themselves to thinking that only the Internet of Things (i.e., assets and machines) as the potential to leverage the four "internets” (people, things, information and places).
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Google Glass Nike Fuelband Jawbone UP
Basis Band Sony SmartwatchMis�t Shine
Wearable Technology: The Next Big Things
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Google Glass
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Glass API
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Feature Glassware
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Trend #8 M-Commerce:
From e-Commerce to mobile payment
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Trend #8: M-Commerce
E-Commerce market in Thailand was estimated at 340,903 million baht in 2011. [NSO]
E-Commerce market in Thailand is expected to reach almost Bt15 billion in 2013 [Paypal]
E-Commerce usage in Thailand in 2011-2012 is estimated to be at 67% and M-Commerce is at 37%: One of the top growing country in Asia [MasterCard]
51% of Thai people ever purchase goods via smartphones. [OurMobilePlanet]
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Internet/Mobile Banking in Thailand
Source : Bank of Thailand; April 2013
Internet Banking: 7,000,598 accounts; Transaction 1,663 Billion Bahts
Mobile Banking: 969,977 accounts; Transaction 53 Billion Bahts
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Mobile Payment in Thailand
Source: OurMobilePlanet, August 2013
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Mobile Purchase via Smartphone (Ever)
Source: OurMobilePlanet, August 2013
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Trend #9 Big Data:
BI in a Big Data World
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Trend #9: Big Data
Growth of Internet of Things, Social Network, results in explosion of new data.
Low cost storage.
Volume, variety and velocity of incoming data streams.
Big Data technology and service market is expected to grow from $3.2 billion in 2010 to $16.9 billion in 2015 [IDC]
By 2015, 4.4 million IT jobs globally will be created to support Big Data [Gartner]
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The Rise of Big Data
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Data Growth
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Big Data Landscape
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Google Trends
Thailand
Worldwide
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“By 2015. 50% of Enterprise data will run on
Hadoop platform”
Yahoo
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Popular NoSQL/New SQL Distributions
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Big Data as distributed, scale-out, sharded data
stores
Popular MPP Distributions
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Big Data Solution
Sensors Devices Bots CrawlersERP CRM LOB APPs
Unstructured and Structured Data
Parallel Data Warehouse
Hadoop On
Cloud
Hadoop On
Private
ServerConnectors
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BI Platform
Familiar End User Tools
Spreadsheet Embedded BIPredictive Analytics
Data Market Place
Data Market
Petabytes of Data
(Unstructured)
Hundreds of TB of Data
(structured)
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Trend #10 Augmented Reality:
Changing our daily life
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Trend #10: Augmented Reality
AR is gradually becoming a mass technology in various domains of our daily life.
Mobile AR is definitely one of the hottest augmented reality trends 2013, which will drive the entire AR industry in the future.
The revolution of Eye Wear is around the corner. Driven by the possible advent of Google Glass.
The augmented reality applications market is expected to be $5,155.92 million by 2016 [Research and Markets]
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Examples
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Conclusion: Top IT Trends for Thailand 2014
#1 Smartphone/Tablet Explosion
#2 SaaS Cloud Computing
#3 Online Consumerization
#4 Mobile Applications
#5 BYOD
#6 IaaS
#7 Internet of Things
#8 M-Commerce
#9 Big Data
#10 Augmented Reality
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E-Government
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UN E-Government Survey
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UN E-Government Survey 2014
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Thailand: EGDI
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Top Cities in Digital Governance
Source: Rutgers University
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Waseda E-Government Ranking 2014
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WEF Government online Services 2014
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Korea E-Government
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Source: Seoul e-Government
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Seoul promotes Data Centric
Source: Seoul e-Government
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● Mobile infrastructure designed for collaboration and sharing
● Mobile-based city administration led by citizens
● Mobile-based, customized aggressive welfare
● Mobile-based economy pursuing balanced growth
● Mobile culture available in the palm of your hand
● A safe, smart mobile city
Mobile-oriented administrative services
Source: Seoul e-Government
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History of Seoul’s e-Government
Source: Seoul e-Government
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“Standalone mobile apps will only be considered once the core web service
works well on mobile devices, and if specifically agreed with the Cabinet Office”
The November 2012 Digital Strategy
UK Government’s position on Mobile Apps
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UK Government’s position
Native apps could not be developed without Cabinet Office approval.
Ensuring your service meets the Digital by Default Service Standard means it will work well on mobile devices.
Making your data and application programming interface (API) available for reuse
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USA.gov Apps Gallery
Launched in July 2010 with 20 apps
Now have over 115 apps: 73 iPhone, 35 Android, 14 iPad, 4 Blackberry, 46 mobile sites)
Over 1.37 million visits
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NASA App FBI's Most wanted WhiteHouse.gov
US Postal Services Army Info &News Transportation Security
Cool US Government Apps
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IRS2go BMI CalculatorAHRQ Electronic
Preventive Services
Library of Congress Smithsonian Channel
Cool US Government Apps
USA Jobs
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