Big Data and The Cloud...Data and More Data • Data is over 40 times greater in 2020 than it was in...
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Big Data and The Cloud
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tiranee Achalakul
Government Big Data Institute
Data and More Data
• Data is over 40 times greater in 2020 than it was in 2009 and more than 1/3 will live in or pass through cloud. (www.csc.com)
• Now, most people are using the Internet-based applications on mobile or desktop.
• The mobile cloud market has registered a value of USD 30.71 billion in 2019, and it is expected to reach USD 118.70 billion by 2025 (www.mordorintelligence.com)
• The explosive growth of data brings about the need for Cloud.
• A place to store those data securely
• A mechanism for those data to be access efficiently
• A facility to compute and analyze those data effectively
Technologies that are needed for big data
• Personalized, value-added insurance packages
• Premiums based on habits• Regular exam/consultations based on
past data
Insurance
Autonomous Car and Drone
Enhancing Citizen Experience
Sentiment Analysis
• Use text analytics to gather citizen concerns and sentiments
• Assess current situations to create a set of keywords to gather social media post related to topics of interest
• Determine the sentiment with respect to topics or the overall contextual polarity of a post/comment
The rapid development of technology led to the explosive growth of data in almost
every industry and business area.
Big Data, the Tech Hype of The Last 10 Years
Data with Volume, Variety, Velocity, and Veracity
ประมวลปัญหา
AI
Social Media
Chatbot
Call Center
Mobile Application
Other Databases
Analytics and Statistics
Text Samples
Business Decisions
IT Infrastructure
Data Services
Business Applications
Digital Transformation
Data
Warehouse
หน่วยงานภายใน
DataCatalog
Data Service (Internal and External Users)
AnalyticsStudio
หน่วยงานภ
ายนอก
Analytics with
Dashboards
Data Lake
Google Trends
Location
Data
Telematics
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We don’t want to
procure computing
infrastructure
without prior
knowledge on
usage
Using the Cloud is
like using electricity
• Don’t have to
know where the
services come
from
• Just pay-as-you-
go
• And NO
infrastructure
maintenance
ประโยชน์ของการใช้ระบบคลาวด์
•Anytime-Anywhere access
•Pay Per Use
• Extend or reduce capacity rapidly
•No hardware dependency
Virtual
Machine
พรอ้มเดอืน ก.ย.
Data center Install HypervisorSoftware
Storage or Compute
Service Provisioning
ดาต้าเซนเตอรแ์ละการท าระบบคลาวด์
Data center
Traditional IT Infrastructure
Public Cloud
ความคล่องตวัของการใช้ระบบคลาวด์
Extend the Data Center to the Cloud for Backup and DR
Data Center หน่วยงานคลาวดก์ลางภาครฐั
GDCC
VMs
GDCC
Storage
GDCC
Storage
GDCC
VMs
GDCC
Storage
• ประเมนิ ทรพัยากรประมวลผล เครอืขา่ย และ Datacenter ส าหรบัรองรบัการขยายงาน
• พจิารณาใชร้ะบบคลาวด์(Cloud-First Policy)
A CLOUD APPROACH
• Converged infrastructure : Implementing pools of computers, storage and networking resources that can be • Shared by multiple
applications • Managed in a collective
manner using policy-driven processes.
Services and assets tied
together in complex
vertical stacks
Service components are
abstracted and sourced
from dynamic resource
pools.
Business Decisions
IT Infrastructure
Data Services
Business Applications
Digital Transformation
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Specific Business Applications
• First step: Internal digitalization • Process re-engineering • legal alignment• Digitization• Electronic signature
• Then, cross-governmental digitalization though data sharing services and digital journey design
Customized Software
• Change is hard to implement
• Maintenance is difficult
• Vendor locked-in is unavoidable
• Time to deployment is long
• Data integration is hard
Platform
Micro Services
Platform
• A platform provides the building block called, “Micro services”.
• Process owners can design and develop user interfaces and process flows. Then use these “services” as building block to build software.
• Cheaper in long term, But that is not the main issues
• Standard services will yield similar software behaviors
• Scalability: Many department can implement software quicker, in the same way, at the same time
• Change Management: When standard services change, we don’t have re-implement everything
• Data: We can finally be in a single pot for service improvement and analytics
KYC, eKYC, and Wallet Platform by KTC
G-wallet
For all government agencies to use
• Create questions quickly
• Provide various types of questions
• Compatible with various devices
• Can easily export data for analytics
• Can use AI to select the next question from previous answers
Consent Acquiring and Management Platform
PDPA
Central Platform
User Interface
Consent Database
Analytics
• Identification, Authentication
• Digital ID, Digital Signature
• E-licensing
• E-Payment, E-receipt
• E-voting
• E-proxy (มอบอ านาจ)• Citizen Consent (E-consent)
• Citizen Registration (Tell-us-once)
• Survey form (Data Collection, Aggregation, Storage)
• Data Catalog
• ERP (Accounting, Project Management, HR)
• Wallet
• Analytics
• Gov Document Linkage
Centralized Services
S/PAAS
Business Decisions
IT Infrastructure
Data Services
Business Applications
Digital Transformation
Data Governance : ธรรมาภิบาลข้อมูล
Accuracy Completeness Timeliness Security Privacy Connectedness WorthinessData management
Policy
Organization &Stewardship Audit
Building Knowledge &Awareness
• Data Lifecycle• Data Security & Privacy
• Data Quality Assurance• Data Exchange
Function of• DG Committee• Steward team• Data
Controller/Processor/User
• Data Risk Management • Law & Regulation
Compliance• Data Quality Audit
• Program Coverage• Measurement• Ongoing
Data Management Policy : นโยบายการบริหารจดัการข้อมลู
Create Store Use Archive Destroy
DataLifecycle
Data Catalog Data Security & Privacy Data Quality
Fou
nd
atio
n
• What data ?• Who’s the
owner ?
• Search Tags• Data sources
• Confidentiality• Integrity
• Availability• Accuracy• Validity• Timeliness
• Completeness• Uniqueness• Consistency
Dat
a Ex
chan
ge
Quality Control Access ControlSecurity Control
Data GovernanceWhat data ?Who owns it ?How often is it updated? Where’s it from ?
• The more people who share data via unofficial methods, the higher the risk that it’s not compliant with governance and legal or policy regulations.
• We need systematic data sharing service with well-defined access rules and clear data handling/transfer protocols
Data Sharing
Who and What Can Use the Data.
• Define Users and employee roles map to data sensitivity rules
• Review and update the map regularly
Profile Type-1
Profile Type-4
Profile Type-3
Profile Type-2
Profile Type 1, 2, 3, 4
Profile Type 1, 2, 3
Profile Type 1, 2
Profile Type 1 and Top Management
Access Profile
Business Decisions
IT Infrastructure
Data Services
Business Applications
Digital Transformation
GMAIL
การใช้ประโยชน์จากระบบคลาวด์
GET READY FOR THE WORLD OF DATA