Top 10 Announcements on Day 1 of #ibminterconnect
Day 1 of InterConnect 2016 at an end, but with it came so many beginnings: The beginning of a simpler Cloud, of new value in existing offerings, and a new chapter in the Watson story.
Cloud development is even easier thanks to the new 1. Bluemix Whisk, which drives the rapid creation of new apps and microservices fueled through an open ecosystem. Plus, our existing 2, Cloud Data services are now “open for data,” to speed the use of data sources for new apps.
We’ve brought billions in value to our existing offerings through Connect, extending enterprise apps and data to the Cloud. 3. WebSphere Connect and the Connect family of offerings have already cloud enabled 100K+ IBM Software clients, and with Bluemix services, they’ve connected to Cloud-based apps, data, and APIs.
Our new Cloud-based 4. Blockchain resources gives developers the ability to speed up DevOps and get Blockchain ready for their business. With video poised to exceed 80% of all Internet traffic by 2019, we’ve launched our new 5. IBM Cloud video platform, perfect for live-streaming and on-demand needs.
Finally, IBM has offered a number of robust as-a-Service solutions from Platform to Software. Now, we’re excited to announce 6. AI-as-a-service with IBM Watson. Get access to the most expansive portfolio of AI capabilities with vision, speech, language, and data. We’re equipping developers with SDKs, tooling, and more, and it’s only available on IBM Bluemix!
Yesterday we discussed the announcement of 7. GitHub Enterprise and I will blog in a bit on 8. bit.ly
In addition, 9. Swift and 10. VMware were incredible partnerships!
An astonishing day of astonishing news. Stay tuned for more as InterConnect kicks into high gear tomorrow!
Cloud for Social Good - Tuesday at 2:15PM - 3:30PM Mandalay Bay Club B
On Tuesday at 2:15PM - 3:30PM Mandalay Bay Club B , I am leading a panel on Cloud for Social Good with an amazing group of leaders and companies.
- Jane Russenberger, Director Genetics and Breeding Guiding Eyes for the Blind!
- Ted Jenkins President and CEO of Digital Water
- Connie Mester, Found and CEO of Thrive 4-7
Come and join us to hear how Guiding Eyes for the Blind, Digital Water, and Thrive 4-7 are changing the world !!!!
Guiding Eyes for the Blind
About: Guiding Eyes for the Blind provides assistance for blind and visually impaired people by providing trained Guide Dogs, at no-cost to the blind and visually impaired. Guiding Eyes is the largest guide dog raising organization in the world, and had an initial need to move 30 years worth of dog breeding and training data into a flexible cloud environment. They chose IBM Cloud and are exploring ways to use cognitive computing in their breeding and matchmaking processes. The guide dog sector is not one we typically think of when we consider companies that are leveraging cloud. This is proof that the cloud and cognitive era will touch all businesses: even those you wouldn't normally imagine! Guiding Eyes will move all its data onto IBM Cloud infrastructure!
Thrive 4-7
About: Through its Mevii app, Thrive 4-7 helps address chronic stress, illness or workplace behaviors so that employees can live healthier, more productive lives. Mevii (a play on "Me, version 2.0"), is a cognitive mobile app that helps users develop new skills, change their thinking and solve problems. It's designed to enhance employer's health and wellness benefits and can help improve worker well-being, reduce absenteeism, cut insurance costs, increase employee engagement and reduce costs of call-center based counseling or employee support systems.
Their solution was developed on Bluemix and taps into three cognitive services.!
Digital Water
About: Digital Water offers efficient water and energy solutions for industrial and municipal markets. The company provides visibility and actionable intelligence on water-related data to enhance asset performance. Digital Water works with clients in water and wastewater markets to optimize treatment and energy costs, and it also partners with humanitarian organizations to provide technology and data on the best way people around the world can gain access to safe water.
Cloud has reached the tipping point as a platform for business, led by developers
IBM InterConnect 2016 is well underway, brimming with developers, entrepreneurs, startups, and a roster of truly revolutionary technologists, speakers and presenters! People from all occupations have gathered here and are focused on the future. Whether it’s the future of their craft or company, or the future of the Cloud, they can all agree that Cloud’s at a tipping point.
Right now, only 1% of developer teams today are utilizing cognitive in their apps. According to the IDC, that number will rise to over 50% by 2018, providing U.S. enterprises $60+ billion in annual savings by 2020! That’s a staggering change in the business landscape in such a short period, but not expected when you see the transformations and disruptions several industries are facing today. This is especially true when you consider the changes in Cloud.
80% of CxOs are thinking about, or experimenting with, different business models and 85% of hybrid leaders report that hybrid cloud is accelerating digital transformation in their organization. Cloud, mobile, and social are revolutionizing the way people deal with data, the way people interact with customers, and the way people go to market with their products. As a result, industries and their leaders realize we’re on the brink of a massive change in HOW we deal with this data.
That’s what InterConnect 2016 is all about, showcasing the latest and greatest in our mission to gather the best offerings and partnerships for you: The developers, startups, and entrepreneurs innovating tomorrow on the Cloud today! Here are just a couple examples of what startups in the IBM Developer Ecosystem are creating:
- Alpha Modus is challenging the status quo, delivering alpha directly to end-users through a marketplace of investment technologies they call ‘mods.’
- JKool uses a real-time operational intelligence SaaS with streaming log analytics, metrics and transactions so developers (and folks in DevOps alike) can observe Java transactions as they occur together with a consolidated visualization of all logs and metrics on a single pane of glass in real-time.
Stay tuned for more breaking news and partnerships that will continue IBM’s trend of shaping the future of Cloud developmental success.
Girls in Tech, ESPN - W, Galvanize, and IBM Sponsor Hackathon for Football Apps!
This weekend was a cool Hackathon for the upcoming sport in San Fran -- the SuperBowl Football game!
Nubee WON!
A must attend Event -- NextGen Cloud Conference! See you there! #ibm @nextgen @RDelMarzo #cloud
Fashion and Technology: 2 Ways to Engage Introducing Ta Dah Built on IBM Cloud
IBM@JavaOne 2015: Meeting the needs of the modern enterprise with Java in the Cloud!
Monday, October 26
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Location
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Speaker(s)
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8:30 a.m.
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Hilton—Franciscan Room B/C/D
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HOL6939: DevOps of Java and Scala Apps to the Cloud with Cloud Foundry
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Raghavan "Rags" Srinivas, Architect/Evangelist, IBM
John Wetherill, Developer Evangelist, ActiveState |
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11:00 a.m.
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Hilton, Continental Ballroom 4
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CON5630: invokedynamic: Evolution of a Language Feature
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Dan Heidinga, J9 VM Interpreter Team Lead, IBM
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4:00 p.m.
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Parc 55, Market Street
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CON10767: Bringing IBM Watson to Developers: Building a Winner with Java
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Dale Lane, Software Developer, IBM
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4:00 p.m.
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Parc 55, Powell I/II
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CON10790: Is Enterprise Java Still Relevant?
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Ian Robinson, WebSphere Foundation Chief Architect
Erin Schnabel, Senior Software Engineer, IBM |
Tuesday, October 27
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Time
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Location
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Title
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Speaker(s)
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12:30 p.m.
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Parc 55, Market Street
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CON10775: A Technical Deep Dive into Bluemix for Cloud-Based Java Development
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Michael Behrendt Distinguished Engineer, Chief Architect Bluemix Core Platform, IBM
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12:30 p.m.
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Hilton, Imperial Ballroom B
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CON5609: Confessions of an Automation Addict
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Holly Cummins, Delivery Lead, WebSphere Liberty Profile, IBM
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12:30 p.m.
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Parc 55, Embarcadero
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CON6441: All Change! How Cloud Economics Will Make You Think Differently About Java
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Steve Poole, Lead Engineer IBM Cloud and Development Platforms, IBM
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2:30 p.m.
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Hilton, Continental Ballroom 1/2/3
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CON6700: From Java Code to Machine Code: How to Write Highly Optimizable Java
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Chris Bailey, Runtime Monitoring and Diagnostics Architect, IBM
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2:30 p.m.
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Hilton—Golden Gate 4/5
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CON6946: Script Bowl 2015: The Emerging Languages Take Over
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Hadi Hariri, Team Lead, JetBrains
Nick Howard, Senior Software Engineer, Twitter Dierk Koenig, Fellow, Canoo Engineering AG Charles Nutter, Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat Raghavan "Rags" Srinivas, Architect/Evangelist, IBM |
Wednesday, October 28
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Location
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Speaker(s)
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8:30 a.m.
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Hilton, Golden Gate 4/5
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CON7863: What’s in an Object? Java Garbage Collection for the Polyglot
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Charlie Gracie, Advisory Software Developer, IBM
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1:00 p.m.
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Hilton, Golden Gate 6/7/8
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CON7547: Beyond the Coffee Cup: Leveraging Java Runtime Technologies for Polyglot
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Daryl Maier, Compiler Development and Performance, IBM
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3:00 p.m.
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Parc 55, Mission
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CON7535: EJB 3.2/JPA 2.1 Best Practices with Real-Life Examples
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Ahmad Gohar, Architect and Technical Team Leader, IBM
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4:30 p.m.
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Parc 55, Market Street
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CON6447: DevOps and the Dark Side: 10 Ways to Convince Your Team That DevOps Is a Force for Good
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Steve Poole, Lead Engineer IBM Cloud and Development Platforms, IBM
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Thursday, October 29
Thursday's schedule of IBM talks
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12:15 p.m.
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Marriott Marquis, Salon 7/8/9 (Yerba Buena Ballroom)
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Java Community Keynote: Cask-Strength Java, Aged 20 Years
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John Duimovich, IBM Runtimes CTO and Distinguished Engineer, IBM
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2:30 p.m.
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Hilton, Continental Ballroom 7/8/9
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CON10777: Quickly Building IoT Solutions with MQTT
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Ian Craggs, Eclipse Paho Project Lead, IBM
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| 4:00 p.m. | Parc 55, Embarcadero | CON5394: Leveraging Java Optimizations to Improve Density in Cloud Environments | Michael Dawson, Senior Software Developer, IBM |
