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LTKA #1Dr.-Ing. Eueung Mulyana
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Layanan Tersambung&
Komputasi Awan
LT (&) KA
Connected Services&
Cloud Computing
CS (&) CC (or simply: Cloud)
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CS + CC
What & Why
Landscape & Roles
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Connected ServicesWhat & Why #1
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Section Outline1. CS - Definition2. CS - Examples3. Facts - CS Around Us (Micro)4. CS - Triggers & Enablers
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CS - DefinitionAny Digital Service that brings people together inany Meaningful way - to engage, transact, share,etc. - is a Connected Service. (cf. Golding,2011)
LiteralServices + Connections
This plus meansthat needthat can not properly be used without...
What do these technically mean??
CS - ExamplesLegacy Telco Services
Voice ServicesText ServicesData Services
Services with Internet-OriginTwitterFacebookGoogle Search...
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Facts - CS Around UsA Micro Perspective
Everyday Life
To Ease Things, to Entertain, to ...
For some, those become primaryneeds ...
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CS - Triggers & Enablers
User Devices "Cloud"
Lifestyle
Technology Advances
Economical Feasibility
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CS - Triggers & Enablers
Telco (Retail)
Internet Community
Konvergen
State A State B
Timespan +/- 10 th
Evolved from IC and (legacy)TelcoRegional vs. GlobalTelco: Fixed- & Mobile-Broadband, Growth via Cust.Base
Others: Media, ...Enter Change ...
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Connected ServicesLandscape & Roles
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Section Outline1. CS - Impacts2. CS - Market3. CS - #nowhappening and The Future4. CS - Remarks5. CS - Numbers & Stats6. CS - Model, Relationship & Facts to Consider
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CS - Impacts
New Demands, Opportunities, but also Threats!
Ada gula ada semut... Demands = $$$$$$ come either from new or from existing, acquiredMarkets
Serious threats for existing players (incumbents)Right strategy and business agility badly needed to surviveand win!
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CS - Market
Telco Internet
Case: Indonesia, +/- Y2000Relative to Market Size1:8 to 1:10
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CS - Market
Telco Internet
Y2010+1:2 to 1:3
Now ?
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CS - Model
Protocol: [Data] StorageProcess
Induction: Phone, SMS,Twitter, Facebook, Search, ...
CS (System): UI, Data(Local+Remote), Process(Local+Remote)CS Data Source: DeviceSensors, CommunicationChannels
CS Frontend: UI, LocalData/Storage, Local ProcessBox/Backend: Interface,Storage, Process
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CS - Relationship
LT KA
App Market
(Mobile) Network
User
(postPC) Device
OTT
Vendor
Operator
S Owner
Developers
SimplifiedRelationship
CS, CC, Some InvolvingParties
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Mobile Devices ($$$$$)
CS/Apps Usage & Purchases ($$$$)
Needs for Infrastructure for Providing CS (increased) ($$?)
Data Volume (steadily increased) ($)
Needs for Infrastructure for Connectivity e.g. Coverage, BW(steadily increased) ($)
CS - Facts to Consider
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CS - Facts to Consider
Number of Devices
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CS - Facts to Consider
Cisco VNI GlobalMobile Data TrafficForecast, 2012-2017
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Cloud ComputingWhat & Why #2
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Section Outline1. CS+CC - Model & Relationship2. CC - Definition3. Facts - CS Around Us (Macro)
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CS+CC - Model
Connected Services &Cloud
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CS+CC - Model (Zoom-In)
System-Boxes InsideCloud
Nested Clouds
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Soo.. Minions, errehm, I mean...Students
What is actuallythis Cloud?
The interesting thing about Cloud Computing isthat we've redefined Cloud Computing to
include everything that we already do.... I don'tunderstand what we would do differently in thelight of Cloud Computing other than change the
wording of some of our ads. (Larry Ellison/Oracle, 2008)
A lot of people are jumping on the cloudbandwagon, but I have not heard two people
say the same thing about it. There are multipledefinitions out there of "the cloud".
(Andy Isherwood/HP, ZDnet News, 2008)
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Waaat? err, okay then,thanks Andy!
for me, cloud isbanana!
CC - Definition
Cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurablecomputing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage,applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned andreleased with minimal management effort or service providerinteraction. (NIST)
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LTKA #1Concluding Remarks
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CS-NotesCS are in everyday life of more-and-more peopleCS become an attracting business trendCS involve many new emerging technologies including CloudCS are rapidly growing in terms of services and applications
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References/Readings1. Paul Golding, Connected Services: A Guide to the Internet Technologies Shaping the Future of Mobile Services
and Operators, John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 2011, ISBN 978-0-470-97455-12. Dan C. Marinescu, Cloud Computing Theory and Practice, Morgan Kaufmann, Elsevier Inc., 2013, ISBN: 978-0-
12404-627-6
Complemented with various sources from the Net (will be cited incontext).
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ENDEueung Mulyana
http://eueung.github.io/ET3010ET-3010 | Connected Services and Cloud Computing | Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA
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