Trust in the Digital Single Market - Cloud Expo 2017

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Trust in the Digital Single MarketFrank Khan Sullivan & The Best Panel at Cloud Expo 2017

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The Dawn of Cloud Computing

1969 1970

ARPANETEveryone would be

interconnected

MULTICSMIT, GE & Bell -

time sharing

1990

VPNTelcos start

private networks

1999

SaaSSalesforce.com

comes on scene

2006

AWSLaunches EC2 and changes

from SOA

MainframesPersonal Computing

Web Hosting


How did we get here?

2008

GoogleApp Engine and new segment.

2010

AzureThe cloud you

already bought.

20152006

AWSLaunches EC2 and S3 usher

new era.

2017

Multi-cloud.Cloud

underpins an awful lot.

Digital Single Market

Announcing the 3 pillars for EU.


Your turn. What’s coming next?


Predictions for 2017

Fat Data

AI & Automation

Convergence

IoT

Multi Cloud

SysOps

Guess 1 Guess 2 Guess 3


Yes, but these are all technology predictions!


Why might we be wrong?

1.Past performance is not always a reliable indicator of future performance.

2.Progress isn’t progress when people lose their jobs. It’s just called change.

3.What underpins trust in a market is a stable, predictably enforced framework.

4.Black swan risks are present and hidden. We don’t know what we don’t know.

5.Do we stop and ask ourselves what could possibly go wrong with the market?


Take a deep breath. You have to read the next bit.


What is the Digital Single Market?


The DSM could contribute EUR 415 billion to the GDP of the EU-28. “The digital single market is one of the most promising and challenging areas of progress, creating potential efficiency gains of EUR 415 billion. It opens up new opportunities to boost the economy through e-commerce, while at the same time facilitating administrative and financial compliance for businesses and empowering customers through e-government. Market and government services developed within the digital single market are evolving from fixed to mobile platforms and becoming increasingly ubiquitous, offering access to information and content any time, anywhere and on any device (ubiquitous commerce and ubiquitous government). These advances call for a regulatory framework that is conducive to the development of cloud computing, borderless mobile data connectivity and simplified access to information and content, while safeguarding privacy, personal data, cybersecurity and net neutrality.”

Legal Basis: Articles 4(2)(a), 26, 27, 114 and 115 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU). Link here.

http://www.europarl.europa.eu/atyourservice/en/displayFtu.html?ftuId=FTU_5.9.4.html

We are here to shape that regulatory framework.

Hot Topics for 2017

Interoperability & standards

Security & privacy

Pricing transparency

Self-regulation

Competition & Markets

The human impact

What are the pillars of regulation for this market?Tweet @fksullivan / @CloudWatchHub

Introducing the Panel

What encourages trust in the digital single market?

Introductions:

Daniele Catteddu (CTO, Cloud Security Alliance)

Steve Chambers (UK Cloud Pro)

Erkuden Rios (R&D Lead, Technalia)

James Mitchell (CEO, Strategic Blue)

Sue Daley (Head of Cloud & AI, TechUK)

Robots took my job. I’m not voting for you any more.


What recent examples of innovation can you provide?


A bad design is a bad design, right?


What are standards? Why are they so vital?


When does a provider get ‘too big to fail’?


What are your top 3 takeaways for today?


Technology

Trust in the Digital Single Market - Cloud Expo 2017