1. New Technology for CIO of the future PUTCHONG UTHAYOPAS KASETSART UNIVERSITY

2. Social and Economical landscape is changing!

3. We are moving and Living in Digital Ecosystem

4. http://www.slideshare.net/ReadingRoo m_Singapore/masterclass-slideshare Source: http://www.slideshare.net/ReadingRoom_Singapore/masterclass-slideshare

5. Source: http://www.slideshare.net/TamaraObradov/the-new-digital-eco

7. Accenture Technology Vision 2015 IT Vision 2015 Internet of Me Outcome Economy Platform Revolution Intelligent Enterprise Workforced Reimagined

8. Internet of Me  Every things everyone everywhere every time always connected to internet.  User centric technology and application: My friend, my playlist, my network, my photo  The world are more highly personalized to individual taste  Everyday gadgets and machines are increasingly interconnected and consumers are demanding more “smart” tech.

9. Outcome economy  Smart hardware deliver much better services  Smart parking, smart meter, smart temperature control  Smart hardware, sensor creating a data rich feed back loop  Better understanding about service and product behavior

10. Platform Revolution  Social, Mobile, Analytic, Cloud (SMAC) and many new technologies create a new platform that empower new generation of business solution.  Platform based ecosystem  Imagine  Unlimited computing power you can buy  Unlimited storage space that scale on demand

11. Intelligent enterprise  Machine intelligent enable much smart and adaptable software  Software that learn and making simple decision faster than human  Power by big data and analytic, machine intelligent technology

12. Workforce Re-imagined  Emerging new workforce equip with smart software and technology  Enable by wearable computing, robotics, new human machine interface  New and much more sophisticated production capability  Machine intelligent and future gadget will enhance human work force

13. Industrial Revolution  Revolution 1.0 transformed the world in the 1800s. It was powered by coal and moved by iron machines and factories, railways and steamships.  Revolution 2.0 shaped the 1900s. It was powered by oil. Cars, buses and planes were the new means of transportation. The telephone, TV, cinema and radio transformed communication and society. Manufacturing became vastly more productive with assembly lines, standardized and specialized machine tools Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ignacio-peaa/industrial- revolution-30_b_5806874.html Today Revolution 2.0 shows clear signs of fatigue and decline.

14. Industrial Revolution 3.0  Revolution 3.0 is gaining strength and beginning to shape the 21st century.  Internet and billions of mobile and connected devices are rapidly redefining communication.  Renewable energies are gaining ground to fossil fuels.  Networks of electric and hydrogen powered drones and autonomous vehicles are poised to redefine transportation.  Social and flexible robots, 3D printers and nanotechnology are transforming how we make things, making complexity free and labor costs less relevant.  Artificial intelligence is replacing humans in a growing array of activities.  Novel materials such as carbon nanotubes, bioplastics and graphene are poised to replace those of the second revolution. Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ignacio-peaa/industrial- revolution-30_b_5806874.html

16. Impact  Changing at the root of society  New type of customer with a new type of behavior and demand  New type of service and product  IT and knowledge driving business  New industrial capability  Co-creation  Personalized manufacturing (3D printing)

17. How to handle Changes? Know about it Understand it Adopt it Digital Ecosystem

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