Rinascimento Digitale - A Digital Renaissance

Editor's Notes

• #2: Signore e signori. Io di solito parlo di trasformazione digitale. Tuttavia, dal momento che sono a Roma, ho pensato che avrei potuto parlare di digitale da un'altra prospettiva. Perché non un Rinascimento Digitale?
• #3: Mi chiamo John Newton. Sono il fondatore di Alfresco. Ho lavorato con Content Management per molto, molto tempo. Questo sono io sul piedistallo.
• #4: Mi sembra come 400 anni fa, che ho iniziato Documentum con il mio co-fondatore Howard Shao. In realtà, è stato solo 25 anni fa. Da allora, ho dimenticato tutto il mio italiano, quindi penso di parlare inglese.
• #6: Greater Resilience and creating greater Capitalization despite Market Sell-offs
• #7: Matteo Renzi’s Left-Right Coalition and Minister for Reform Maria Elena Boschi No more instability? The Italian government has approved a series of business-friendly tax cuts and measures to boost consumer spending that could put Rome in breach of austerity budget rules set by Brussels. - Guardian
• #15: Enterprise Efficiency Source enhanced operational capabilities within a dynamic ecosystem Drive rapid customer-centric innovation Digitize for agility over efficiency Customer Engagement Digitize end-to-end customer experience Digitize products and services as part of the value ecosystem Create trusted machines
• #22: IDC Report “The Knowledge Quotient: Unlocking the Hidden Value of Information Using Search & Content Analytics,” 2014 the average worker only finds the information he needs 56% of the time. (44 percent of the time, workers can’t find the information required to do their jobs) Given that workers spend nearly 36% of their time consolidating and looking for information, this dramatically impacts a company’s bottom line.
• #23: Records Management Government Records AR / AP, Expenses Media Management IoT Patient Health Records Employee / HR Information Insurance Claims Management Litigation Citizen Engagement Banking – Checking, Statements Office Documents Oil Well Data Digital Archives Intelligence Geospatial Surveys Records Management Media Management Digital Archive Digital Library Document Management Image Capture IoT Orchestration Business Process Apps File Management File Sharing Information Publishing
• #24: Cloud Adoption http://www.forbes.com/sites/louiscolumbus/2014/11/22/cloud-computing-adoption-continues-accelerating-in-the-enterprise/ According to an article from Forbes, reporting on IDG Enterprise Cloud Computing Study 2014, 69 percent of enterprises have at least one application or a portion of its computing infrastructure in the cloud. http://thoughtsoncloud.com/2014/05/future-cloud-computing-5-predictions/ Gartner proposes that 50 percent of enterprises will have hybrid clouds by 2017
• #25: ----- Meeting Notes (05/06/15 15:20) ----- Ad hoc dynamic Case Management BPMN 2 and Standards
• #26: 51% Agree “My business and its IT org are being engulfed by a torrent of digital opportunities. We cannot respond in a timely fashion, and this threatens the success of the business.” The Age of Enterprise Dis-Content Limited user adoption Complexity Cost One Size Doesn’t Fit All Differing user constituents and needs Multiple processes Enterprise Content Mastery Vision Future proof strategy Incorporate emerging technologies
• #31: We also changed how we build applications The last few months we have changed from har wired to configurable apps By bringing together the case model of contracts, the process a user follows, and ui widgets we created a appliation template This allows you to reconfigure the app Biut also it allows us and 3rd parties to build new apps We are invest more in this area of making apps being configurable templates We call them smart apps because we want to make it smarter and easier fir users to solve problems but without comprozibg compliance We are planning to take advantage of content analytics as well as capture and collaborative tools
• #32: Records Management Government Records AR / AP, Expenses Media Management IoT Patient Health Records Employee / HR Information Insurance Claims Management Litigation Citizen Engagement Banking – Checking, Statements Office Documents Oil Well Data Digital Archives Intelligence Geospatial Surveys Records Management Media Management Digital Archive Digital Library Document Management Image Capture IoT Orchestration Business Process Apps File Management File Sharing Information Publishing
• #34: VO – PH Address concern to Sales about confusion. How do I sell to an Alfresco customer?
• #35: Solr Scale Sharding Security Filtering Facets Redundancy
• #38: Document load rate 1200 per sec 4.3 Million per Hour on 10 nodes! Load rate consistent beyond 1B CPU loads: Database: 70-80% in Bulk Load Alfresco: ~50% Solr: <60% CMIS API Calls (OASIS Standard) Aurora indexes efficient at 3.2TB NAME (=, LIKE) ~ 20ms IN_FOLDER (sorted, limited) ~ 160ms Sub-second login times and good, linear responses for other actions Open Library: ~3s Page Results: <1s Navigate to Site: ~1s Individual search ~1s 500 concurrent ~3s response CPU loads: Database: <10% Alfresco: 25-30% Solr: 25-30%
• #42: ----- Meeting Notes (05/06/15 15:20) ----- Ad hoc dynamic Case Management BPMN 2 and Standards
• #43: Recommendation Engines Semantic Analysis Integration Architectures Management of very large installations Publishing and Process Solutions Extended Enterprise Collaboration