1. IT as a Utility Air Transport Perspectives 1 Graham Lake Aviation Management E-mail: GC_Lake@Yahoo.co.uk http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/graham-lake/2/5a7/343/ Cell: +447738755475

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3. 3 People use data ... and how people access data is changing fast...

4. 4 What happens when the smartest thing in the room is the room itself? Madeleine Albright IT Utility?

5. 5 Data and people are everywhere

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8. 8 Market demand drives timely development of IT Utility cross border solutions in industry Profit is the incentive!

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10. 10 1,140 mobile operators, 3,505 networks and 236 countries The inertia of regulatory approval in international services

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12. 12 Governance in the Air Traffic Control network is naturally fragmented

13. 13 AIRSPACE IS NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE INVISIBLE, VITAL, BUT FRAGMENTED Airspace operation is similar to the pre-deregulated telecommunications market A network of national monopolies, reflecting national policies and national culture . BUT - Aviation is a network of networks, a system of systems Flight Information Regions

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16. WHY WAS SO HARD TO MANAGE THE IMPACT OF THE 2010 ICELANDIC VOLCANO? 16

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18. 18 MH370 How does an aircraft communicate? How does surveillance work?

19. KEY POINTS - GLOBALISATION - INTERDEPENDENCE - COMPETITION - PACE OF CHANGE - KEEP UP OR LOSE 19 The world is a network enabled through IT and Transport infrastructure Data connectivity is the vehicle driving new human contact , commerce and travel Cities that are efficiently connected virtually and in reality will do business together Speed and bandwidth/capacity drives real and virtual network success Well informed National policies are key enablers Industry will find solutions to IT and Transport market needs where government regulations provide the necessary flexibility