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IBM Academic Initiative Faculty Meetup February 22 – 24, 2015 © 2014 IBM Corporation
Faculty Meetup Objectives
• Learn an approach to teach agile concepts
• Learn how you can enhance team collaboration with IBM
DevOps Services
• Learn about new resources from IBM Academic Initiative
Program – IOT, DevOps, Analytics using IBM Bluemix
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The IBM Academic Initiative is designed to grow skills
needed to build a Smarter Planet
Nearly 16,000+ faculty across 4,300 institutions
participate in the Academic Initiative
• Extensive expertise, assets, and community
resources to develop world-class curricula
• No charge access to IBM technology & tools
• Real-world cases and experiential learning
• Activities to connect students to an ecosystem
of industry partners
ibm.com/academicinitiative
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What is Bluemix?
Bluemix is an open-standard, cloud-based platform for building,
managing, and running applications of all types (web, mobile, big
data, new smart devices, and so on).
Go Live in Seconds APIs and Services On-Prem Integration
The developer can choose any A catalog of IBM, third party, and Build hybrid environments.
language runtime or bring their open source API services allow Connect to on-premises assets
own. Zero to production in one the developer to stitch an plus other public and private
command. application together in minutes. clouds.
DevOps Layered Security Flexible Pricing
Development, monitoring, IBM secures the platform and Try services for free and pay only
deployment, and logging tools infrastructure and provides you for what you use. Pay as you go
allow the developer to run the with the tools to secure your and subscription models offer
entire application. apps. choice and flexibility.
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Companies using Bluemix today
Value realized in days, not months.
Retail Hospitality Transportation
Reduction of operations MQA service reduced defect From zero to implementing a
costs by 30% - focusing on resolution time by up to 300%. mobile app from a database on
apps and code, not Mobile push service allowed premises in 15 days.
infrastructure. customer to avoid writing
custom code.
Healthcare Silverhook Powerboats Technology
Increases time to market for Within 5 weeks, implemented Deployment of new customer
new customer delivery by 35%. an application to track and from 2 days to 30 seconds.
visualise speedboat
performance in a race.
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Unitec is building Cloud skills with IBM Bluemix
ISCG7427 Agile and Lean Software Delivery
This course strives to change the mindset and behavior of students
to become more agile.
• Students will “be agile” as opposed to “do agile”
• Foster collaboration amongst students in a cross-functional Professor
team Alan Kan
• Equip students with an industry recognized agile certification
• Teach students how to use cloud technologies to deliver agile
project, including practical experience with IBM Bluemix
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Why is Agile important? 14% waterfall project success rate* 37% more revenue vs non-agile` 93% orgs adopted or moving to Agile^ *Source: CHAOS Manifesto, The Standish Group, 2012 ‘Source: IT Portfolio Management and IT Savvy – Rethinking IT Investment as a Portfolio, MIT Sloan School of Management, 2007 ^Source: Agile Adoption Rate Survey Results, 2008
Agile and Lean Software Delivery Course
Exhibit Demonstrate
Agile Agile
Objectives Mindset & Knowledge &
Behaviour Experience
IBM Bluemix and
Technology Bluemix DevOps
Services
Situational Agile Group
Assessments Project
Questions
Significant Accreditation with
Foundation Gamification
Learning ICAgile
Using Bluemix to Enhance Agile Learning
IBM Bluemix DevOps Services
Expense
IBM Bluemix Recording System Create Initial Backlog
Vision
Iteration Iteration
New Work Item / Retrospective Close-Off
Defect Product Backlog
Retrospectives
Iteration
Iteration
Planning
Review
Execute Daily Pick
Backlog
Task Stand-up Task
Refinement
Potentially Shippable Iteration Backlog
Iteration Execution
Product Increment
Demo - Create Product Backlog
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Using Bluemix to Enhance Agile Learning
IBM Bluemix DevOps Services
Expense
IBM Bluemix Recording System Create Initial Backlog
Vision
Iteration Iteration
New Work Item / Retrospective Close-Off
Defect Product Backlog
Retrospectives
How Bluemix enhanced Agile learning:
•Reinforce physical tool experience
•Enriched experience not possible with physical tools Iteration
Iteration
•Less integration and setup, more time to focus on Agile practices Planning
Review
•Aid students with demonstration videos
•Provides students with agile experience using cloud-based tools
Execute Daily Pick
Backlog
Task Stand-up Task
Refinement
Potentially Shippable Iteration Backlog
Iteration Execution
Product IncrementStudents enjoy the Agile course
Comments from students
26Using Bluemix to build Analytics and Internet of Things skills
27Big Data is All Data in All Data Repositories
Transactional & Machine Data Social Data Enterprise Data
Application Data
• Volume • Velocity • Variety • Variety
• Structured • Semi-structured • Highly • Highly unstructured
unstructured
• Throughput • Ingestion • Volume
• VeracityWhy use Analytics in IBM Bluemix ?
• Instantiate a service in seconds, avoid installation and configuration
• BigInsights for Hadoop :
• Provision enterprise-scale, multi-node big data clusters on Softlayer cloud,
• Use InfoSphere BigInsights
• Manage and access cluster
• Tutorials
29Why use Analytics in IBM Bluemix (cont.)?
• dashDB:
• Store relational data, including geospatial data.
• Analyze :
• using SQL,
• built-in predictive analytics and data mining,
• analytics with R,
• geospatial analytics
• Tutorials
30Why use Analytics in IBM Bluemix (cont.)?
• GeoSpatial Analytics:
• Billions of connected devices
• Awareness of location of devices on-the-move opens exciting opportunities
• Offering real-time promotions to customers who are near specific retail
locations
• Alerting cars to avoid accidents or emergency situations
• Download GeoSpatial Starter Application
31Why use Analytics in IBM Bluemix (cont.)?
• IBM Analytics for Hadoop:
• Provisions an InfoSphere BigInsights cluster on the cloud
• Upload Data
• Using Files page
• Using REST APIs
• Replicate from Cloudant database
• Tutorial for analyzing data using BigSheets
32Why use Analytics in IBM Bluemix (cont.)?
• IBM Insights for Twitter:
• Incorporate Twitter content into your IBM Bluemix applications
• Content store is refreshed and indexed in real-time
• Tweets with sentiment and other insights from IBM Social Media Analytics.
• Live Demo
33Why use Analytics in IBM Bluemix (cont.)?
• Time Series Database:
• Perform time series analysis on device data
• Powered by IBM Informix 12.10
• Tutorials
34Why use Data Management Capabilities in IBM Bluemix ?
• Instantiate a service in seconds, avoid installation and configuration
• Use NoSQL and SQL databases
35Hands on
Workshop:
Analyzing data
with BigSheets
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© 2015 IBM CorporationWhy use Internet of Things in your curriculum
• IBM Bluemix offers Internet of Things Foundation, NodeRED flow editor and MQTT protocol
• Instantiate a service in seconds, avoid installation and configuration
• Use BigInsights for Hadoop to provision enterprise-scale, multi-node Hadoop clusters
• Use dashDB to store relational data, including special types such as geospatial data
• Internet of Things Foundation (IoTF) in Bluemix™ provides simple yet powerful application
access to Internet of Things (IoT) devices and data.
• MQTT is machine to machine connectivity protocol
• Uses publish/subscribe model
37IoT Foundation is part of Bluemix Assemble
and a Composable Business
IoT end-end solutions
Connected appliance solutions, Smarter home solutions…
IoT-related Bluemix services
Rules, Push, Geo location, Analytics, Asset management, Predictive Maintenance…
IoT Foundation
Secure Device Registration, Scalable Device Connectivity, Historian, Visual wiring
Devices & Gateways
38Connect and Visualise data in minutes with Quickstart
Getting
started
• Connect and visualise data Recipes for common development
for a development board boards
• Simulate data Web based device simulator
https://quickstart.internetofthings.ibmcloud.com
39Learn by example with Device Recipes & “App Tips”
Getting
https://developer.ibm.com/iot/ started
40Hands on
Workshop:
Using Internet
of Things
41Start your IoT project today!
Getting
started
• Visit the main Landing page https://internetofthings.ibmcloud.com
• Explore the Recipes https://developer.ibm.com/iot/
• Read the Blog articles https://developer.ibm.com/iot/category/iot/
• Build apps in Bluemix https://www.ng.bluemix.net/docs/#starters/IoT/index.html
• Follow the community on Twitter @IBMIoT
42Learn more: Bluemix reception TONIGHT Happy Hour in Developer Playground beginning at 5:00 PM, followed by Food & Drinks at 6:00 PM in the Premier Ballroom Bluemix session TOMORROW "From Nothing to a Running App in the Cloud with IBM Bluemix DevOps Services" dev@interconnect - Session #6448 Location: (Playground / Speedgeeking), Tuesday 10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. Office Hours for Deeper Dive – Wednesday 11:00 – 12:00 PM @Interconnect (full conference pass required) Alan Kan and Sandhya Kapoor will be available for deeper discussions, demonstrations, etc.
www.ibm.com/academicinitiative
Courseware and Workshops
IBM Bluemix
•VY102G: Developing Applications with
Node.js on IBM Bluemix
•VY103G: Working with WAS Liberty Profile
on IBM Bluemix
•Workshop - Introduction to IBM DevOps
Services on Bluemix
•Workshop - Developing Node.js apps using
IBM DevOps Services and Bluemix
IBM MobileFirst Platform
Foundation (on premise)
•WD602: Mobile Application Development
with IBM Worklight Foundation V6.2
•WD329 Location Services with IBM
Worklight Foundation V6.2
•WA505 - Mobile Application Administration
with IBM Worklight V6.2
Courseware examples…. … and here’s where you find it
44New resources to leverage in your classroom
www.ibm.com/academicinitiative
IBM Bluemix Faculty Guide IBM Bluemix DevOps Services
• Introductory videos, tutorials, resources, Faculty Guide
courseware, Labs (IoT, Analytics) • Introductory videos, tutorials, resources
• New Bluemix Courseware • Blue Labs Workshops
• See ‘courseware’ on PaaS page • See ‘courseware’ on PasS page
Business Tech Report IBM Knowledge Exchange
• IBM Business Tech Trends Faculty Guide • Growing community where members of the
• The Tech Skills Gap: Skate to Where the academic ecosystem can share information
Puck is Going to Be (Article with skills and network (See Alan Kan’s blog)
infographic) • See “community” section on website
45Build skills using IBM Bluemix and enjoy InterConnect 2015!
1 Join the IBM Academic Initiative Program to leverage resources: Guides,
labs, courseware www.ibm.com/academicinitiative
2 Sign up for IBM BlueMix: 46 www.bluemix.net
Attend a 200 BlueMix Day event: bit.ly/200BlueMixDays
3 Host an IBM Bluemix hackathon on your campus
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