Cloud Computing in the Resources Sector. John Bradley Industry Development Manager Manufacturing & Resources

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1 Cloud Computing in the Resources Sector John Bradley Industry Development Manager Manufacturing & Resources

2 Agenda Resource Industry Context Technology Mega Trends How to Get Started Industry Examples of Cloud Adoption Call to Action

3 Resource Industry Context

4 Resource Industry Business Model Feast or Famine? Resources Industry Value Chain Explore Develop Mine Monitor Ship Analyse Expansion Discipline

5 Cloud Computing Definitions

6 What is Cloud Computing some definitions Gartner defines cloud computing as a style of computing in which scalable and elastic IT-enabled capabilities are delivered as a service using Internet technologies. Microsoft considers cloud computing distributed computing with 3 aspects: Platform as a Service (writing software), Infrastructure as a Service (running software), or Software as a Service (using software). Scale Up/Down on demand Automated provisioning and management Opex model

7 What is driving the pace of change? Continuous cloud services Consumer-driven experiences

8 Technology Mega Trends

9 Technology Mega Trends Mobility Social Cloud Big data 91% of organizations expect to spend on mobile devices in 2012 In 2012, mobile devices will out ship PCs by more than 2:1 and generate more revenue than PCs for the first time 85 BILLION = mobile apps will be downloaded in 2012 Social networking will follow not just people but also appliances, devices and products 1/2 of companies expect to use internal social network apps in 2012 >80% of new apps in 2012 will be distributed/ deployed on clouds The strategic focus in the cloud will shift in 2012 from infrastructure to application platforms 34% of CIOs say technology as a service (cloud) will have the most profound effect on the CIO role in the future 49% of CIOs rank BI as the top project priority for /3 of mobile apps developed in 2012 will integrate with analytics offerings 2.7 zettabytes in % of businesses are likely to invest in BI and analytics in 2012 Australian Comm & Media Authority BRW, May % increase in smartphones YoY May 2012/ m adult users (49% of adult pop) m tablet users

10 How to Get Started

11 Journey to the Cloud

12 How to get Started Identify initial applications Not mission critical No regulatory exposure Low-impact content Mission critical Regulatory exposure High-impact content Not cross-premises Low monitoring needs Custom app integration Medium database storage Cross-premises High monitoring needs Packaged app integration Large database storage

13 How to get Started Resources Industry Business Patterns Innovation and development eg. Mine of the Future technology innovation New service eg. Resource company moving from establishment to production phase Marketing campaign - Environmental incident response - Community relations (CSG industry) Retail seasonality eg. HPC, cloud burst for Geological data

14 Industry Examples of Cloud Adoption

15 Collaboration Build/Maintain/Support or Consume? Our Exchange Server infrastructure was built to handle 1,000 accounts. In the last year, we have added over 4,000 employees and contractors. We had to determine how to handle this scale, and we had to move fast. Fortescue CIO 4th Cloud largest Solution: iron ore producer in the worldscalable 5000 Cost employees effective No delay Cloud Solution: Scalable Cost effective No delay

16 Next Generation Asset Management in the Cloud MG Bryan Requirements: Beyond BI high maintenance truck no IT infrastructure Scala blé solution: Performance management Vendor drivent maintenance MG Bryan Rockwell Automation Microsoft Cloud Solution: Sensors on critical pieces of the equipment Information on mobile devices and in the office

17 Stakeholder Management, Department Level xrm

18 Mobility Real-time Dashboards on Smart Devices Dashboard/Data Server Supports on Premise or in Cloud

19 Mobility Real-time Dashboards on Smart Devices

20 Enterprise Historian in the Cloud ESRI, OSIsoft PoC Real-Time asset data Traditionally used in M&R sector for alarm, event management and reporting on processes

21 Occupational, Health & Safety - Innovation Remote Health Emergency Response MessageLinx QOH doctors utilise video-conferencing across the internet to deliver immediate specialist care for workers - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week anywhere across Australia. Providing high quality medical care when you need it.without the wait.saving you time and money and getting your workers back to work faster

22 The future workforce Gen Y 42% workforce 60% tasks, jobs have not been thought of today 1 in 3 project vs. career year tenure 40% today s leaders retired 1 in 4 work virtually The 2020 workplace will need to be adept at uniting a physically present tribe of employees with a tribe of offsite, and often transient, staff. The latter will be specifically chosen for their ability to add value to the task or project, regardless of where they are on the globe.

23 Plant Simulation and Training (Immersive Virtual Reality)

24 Next Steps - Call to Action Visibility of what you do in Resources Sector We can help you grow your business in this sector Cloud and Devices (Windows 8, Windows Phone 8) solutions Do you have a solution story for us? Leverage YOUR customer connects with our field account teams Accelerate sales opportunities Contacts John Bradley jbradley@microsoft.com Miles Gustafson milesg@microsoft.com

25 Call to Action Visit the Microsoft Showcase to learn about the resources from Microsoft to help your grow your business