13 11-26 snia, storage networking industry association - panorama mundial do big data - Marco Carvalho

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SNIA & Big Data

SNIA Mission and Vision

MissionLead the storage industry worldwide in developing and promoting standards, technologies and educational services to empower organizations in the management of information

Vision Statement Objectives – To Member Companies and Employees

Be thetrusted advisor across all business segments and the recognized authority in storage technologies in support of information management

Be a catalyst for the development and adoption of standards for storage and information technology.

Continue to grow a strong international presence to address the needs and requirements of the local storage and information management marketplaces

Address the storage and information management needs of the new community of consumers and providers created by the increasing trend towards Cloud 2

The SNIA Value proposition

Community

SNIA is a community dedicated to advancing storage and information management technology through education, standards and software

Engineering

SNIA develops a wide range of standards to enhance the interoperability of various storage systems

Standards

SNIA standards benefit our members by allowing them to gain the benefits of quicker time- to- market, reduced costs and greater customer acceptance.

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How Does SNIA Work…?

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SNIA’s 2013-2014 Board of Directors

Executive Committee and Members:

David Dale – NetApp * - Chairman

Molly Rector – Spectra Logic * - Vice Chairman

Peter Manning – HP – Secretary

Al Zmyslowski – Fujitsu America – Treasurer

Wayne Adams – EMC * - Chairman Emeritus

Leo Leger – SNIA, Executive Director (Non-Voting Member)

Members:

Don Deel – EMC (Technical Council Chair ; Non-Voting Member) **

Tony Di Cenzo – Oracle

Dave Gimpl – IBM *

Skip Jones – Qlogic

J Michel Metz – Cisco Systems **

Jim Pappas – Intel *

SW Worth – Microsoft

* Members Elected to a 2-Year Term; * * Members Appointed to a 1-Year Term.

SNIA’s 2013-2014 Technical Council

Don Deel – EMC - Chairman

Bill Martin – Samsung Electronics * – Vice-Chairman

Craig Carlson – QLogic

Mark Carlson – Oracle *

Gilles Chekroun - Cisco Systems, Belgium ** Non-Voting Member

Chin-Fah Heoh - Storage Net. Academy **Non-Voting Member

Arnold Jones – SNIA, Managing Director, Non-Voting Member

Fred Knight – NetApp

Carlos Pratt – IBM *

Yukinori Sakashita - Hitachi Data Sys. ** Non-Voting Member

Leah Schoeb - Evaluator Group **

Dave Thiel -Thiel Consultant, LLC ** Non-Voting Member

Doug Voigt – HP

Steve Wilson – Brocade ** Non-Voting Member

Alan Yoder – Huawei* Members Elected for a new 2-year term; * * Members Appointed for 1-Year Term

SNIA Tech Center, USColorado Springs, CO, USA

SNIA Technology CenterTsinghua University, Beijing, PRC

SNIA Technology CenterTokyo University, Japan

SNIA: Connecting People, Storage and Information

Approximately 4,200 Active MembersSome 400 Organizations Comprising

Vendors, Service Providers, End Users,Channel and Services

~ 48,000 IT Users and Vendors Educated

~2,500 Certified Professionals Achieving ~4,500 Certifications *

* Includes 1,000-Plus New “CompTIA Storage + Powered by SNIA” Certifications by Year-end ‘13

SNIA’s Organization Chart

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Sense makingx

Computing power

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Information creation

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Enterprise Amnesia

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Fastest growing market

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Data – No context

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Information = Data with context

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BIG DATA & TELCOsOptimizing tradicional services

Carrier, both landline and cell phone ; analysis of call

patterns to set rates, packages, and optimize

infrastructure for time of day and or regions

Media and Entertainment; analysis of subscribers to

construct packages, set rates, add/delete channels in a

package

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BIG DATA & TELCOsa source of new revenue

Cloud Services – host Big Data compute and storage for

individual client, and or for an industry collaborative effort (e.g., oil and gas, medical research, weather, agriculture, etc…), instead of the infrastructure being hosted by government, academia, and or

private industry

Cloud Services - coupled with Wireless services, for Internet of

Things (IOT), where devices at the edge generate raw data and or commands for other centralized processing and or machine-to-machine communications

Cloud Service/Wireless - supporting the world cup and the

Olympics for cell, wifi, real-time event data from the field of competition, etc…

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Thank You...!

Marco Carvalho

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