Idc Nebuloni Digitale Software Entwicklung - Roadshow Munich/Frankfurt

Wie die Digitale Welt Enterprise Software Entwicklung neu gestaltet

Giorgio NebuloniEuropean Cloud Practice IDC

November 17th-24th 2015

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Agenda

What Digital Transformation Demands Setting the Scene – DevOps and Platform-as-a-

Service No PaaS – Not Possible? Real Examples Pointers to Action


The 3rd Platform’s ‘Innovation Phase’

Driving Digital Transformation (DX) Beyond 2015


Thrivers Versus Survivors

The Global 2000 Largest Companies

2/3rd

SurvivorsIn reactive mode risking company survival

1/3rd

ThriversDigital transformation at the center of their corporate strategy


New Software Development KPIs

Objective 1• Provide actionable insight from large amount of

moving data

Objective 2• Experiment new business ideas - low risk and low

cost

Objective 3• Scale out fast in geographies and volumes


DevOps

• “A set of practices transforming the way software is developed, released and managed. DevOps results in a single team* responsible for creation and delivery of business capabilities through software”

* inc. business, development, testing and operations

PaaS

• “Application development and deployment services* consumed on a pay-per-use basis”

*Components include: Database-as-a-Service, API management, data analytics, development tools, containers, microservices etc.

Agile (Development)

• “Software development techniques* […] where requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organizing cross-functional teams”

* Include: adaptive planning, evolutionary development and delivery, and a time-boxed iterative approach


DevOps & PaaS


DevOps Practice Adoption

France Germany Nordics UK0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

25%14% 13% 21%

21% 36%18%

28%

54% 50%69%

51% No plans / Don't Know

Plans to adopt next 12 months

Adopted

European QA & Testing Services Survey N = 462

Agile Practices more advanced – 2x adoption


PaaS Usage in Europe in 2015Q. Does your organization use Public Platform-as-a-service (PaaS) Cloud platforms for developing and/or testing applications, including mobile applications?

16%

19%

21%

19%

12%

8%6%

No, have NO plansNo, currently evaluating with Cloud-based development and/or testingYes, plan 1% to 5% of app dev/test in the Cloud in the next 12 monthsYes, plan 6-15% of our app dev/test in the Cloud in the next 12 monthsYes, plan 16-30% of our app dev/test in the Cloud in the next 12 monthsYes, plan 31-50% of our app dev/test in the Cloud in the next 12 monthsYes, plan more than 50% of our app dev/test in the Cloud in the next 12 months

~35% non committed

~50% tactical use

<15% strategic use

Source: IDC CloudView Survey, N= 933, European respondents only


PaaS - The Stepchild Among Clouds?

Source: IDC European Public Cloud Tracker, preliminary data (May 2015)

Western Europe Public Cloud Services By Sub-Types ($M)

IaaS PaaS SaaS$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

$6,000

$7,000

$8,000

$9,000

2013 2014

► More than half of the tactical users will make strategic PaaS use by 2020

► >$5 billion/year spent in Western Europe on PaaS by 2020


PaaS Impact on a Digital ApplicationPOC for On Demand ATM (European Bank)

Messaging services

Smartphone App

Cloud Resources

IP OTT

On Premise

Core banking SystemApp Development

Platform for Web Interface + APIs

IP OTT

Customer and Geolocation input

= PaaS elements

CRM DataAPI

Integration API mgmt. services

API

Integration API mgmt. services

Fleet Geo-location data

Confirmation output

Cloud Resources


PaaS Impact on a Digital ApplicationPOC for Predictive Analytics (European Automaker)

Data Ingestion Platform

Car diagnostic system ODB2 Dongle Smartphone App

Public Cloud Resources

Hadoop-as-a-Service + Datastores

BluetoothIP OTT

Storage and Server IaaS

Predictive Analytics

App Development Platform for Web Interface + APIs

IP OTT

Browser view of future routes = PaaS elements


Changes in the Supply Landscape

Container Format Standardization

Stripped down Operating Systems

Database as a Service matures

• Need for speed (seconds versus minutes)

• Hack-approach• DevOps

Open S

ource Practices


Hybrid + PaaS to Shape Cloud Step 320

09

Server Virtualize

2010

SaaS for Simpler Apps

2011

InternalSelfService Portals

2013

PublicIaaS

2013

SaaSforComplex Apps

2015

-201

7

Hybrid Scenarios

2015

-201

8

PaaS and DevOps


Pointers to Action


DevOps Maturity ModelEurope


DevOps Maturity Europe

AdHoc Opportunistic Repeatable Managed Optimized0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

18%

26%29%

19%

8%

2015

2015


Performance Measures for DevOps

Metrics are not defined

Minimal to no metrics are reported out

Metrics track/measure technical expectations

Metrics track/measure technical and business expectations

DevOps project budget metrics are created with procurement, finance, business, and technology

teams as a single unit

0% 5% 10%15%20%25%30%35% 40%

Source: IDC, 2015, n=250


DevOps: Critical Success FactorsPeople

Culture

BusinessTechnology

Process Standardization

1 in 3 reactive in team creation Only 4% have unified teams1 in 3 limited skill set for DevOps

1 in 3 use primitive metrics4% automated biz KPIs

1 in 2 believe limited / Some Biz value from DevOps

16% have E2E data & IT alignment 40% have IaaS, PaaS, SaaS at project level & traditional BI

2 in 3 fragmented process or use ITIL in Ops & Agile in Dev6% achieved E2E automated service delivery

22

Think about production early“Dock it last”

Recommendations

1 3Be ready to break

things

2

Thank you!

For questions or feedback

Giorgio Nebuloni

[email protected] +49 (0) 69 90502 112

@gnebuloni

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