Keynote delivered by Richard Leurig, Senior Vice President, Innovation Development Center at CoreLogic. CoreLogic is a leading global property information, analytics and data-enabled services provider. As part of a strategic technology transformation, CoreLogic has embarked upon building a product and data delivery platform based on the Cloud Foundry PaaS. Working with Pivotal, the CoreLogic Innovation Development Center is developing new products on a scalable common component ecosystem with a Hybrid Cloud strategy which in turn will facilitate innovation and drive faster product delivery.

1. CoreLogic Innovation
Fueled by Cloud Foundry
Richard Leurig, Senior Vice President
Innovation Development Center

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Technologies
540+ Products and 5000+ applications, components, services, and tools identified across CoreLogic
Business Criticality
80% of Applications are
Mission Critical or Important
Life Cycle Stage
48% of Applications in
Maintain or in Maintain
w/enhancements stage
Users & Use Cases
2M+ professional users
Sub-second to multi-day
transactions
Technology
63% of Applications utilize
JAVA (42%) or .NET (21%)
Mainframe
NATURAL
330 - Applications
Grow
Maintain
Enhance
3681 - Components
Physical
Logical
TBD
1009 - Data Stores
RDBMS
Object Store
Flat File
TBD
■ 532 - Tools
■ 300 - Externals
832 - Other
The CoreLogic Landscape

4. ■ Multitude of technology platforms
■ Complex, hard-wired, fragile and expensive
■ Today’s technologies are radically different from the past
♦ Mobility, Voice & Social Networks – Engagement norm
♦ “Platform as a Service” – Operating System norm
♦ “Infrastructure as a Service” – Compute & Processing norm
♦ “Data as a Service” – emerging ways of handling “big data”
♦ “Development as a Service” – Application build and deploy
■ Real opportunity to change what we do & how we do it
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Fundamentals

5. CoreLogic Fabric
Engagement Services
CoreLogic Products & Solutions
CoreLogic Data Repository
Cloud Infrastructure as a Service
Ubiquitous Access
Single Sign-On
Solution Modules
(integrated or separate)
Re-usable Services
Scalable, Flexible & Efficient
Data & Analytics Delivery
Common Components & Services
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CoreLogic Vision

6. DATA
PROVISIONING
ARCHITECTURE DATALAKE
INFORMATION
DELIVERY
ARCHITECTURE
Sources Production Ready Delivery to Applications
CoreLogic Data Repository
CoreLogic
Solutions
&
Services
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CoreLogic Information Delivery

7. 1. Developers focused on developing products, not managing tech stacks
2. Standard UI frameworks & style guidelines to speed up development
3. Components separated from applications allowing independent upgrading
4. Reusable services with built-in high availability, DR & elastic scalability
5. Resource flexibility enabled by standard technologies
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CoreLogic Design Principles

8. Foundational Services
Platform Fabric
Infrastructure as a Service
Platform as a Service
Data as a Service
Development as a Service
CoreLogic Applications
Engagement Services
Products & Solutions
Web, Mobile, Voice Services
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“Everything as a Service”

9.  Development as a Service capability
 Data as a Service capability
 Scalability & Resiliency
 Architectural agility
 Hybrid infrastructure support
 SDLC integration
 Market adoption
 Support & Operations
 Ecosystem
 Vendor lock-in concerns (Open)
Evaluation Criteria: Results of mini-POC plus following considerations:
Pivotal
Cloud Foundry
Google
App Engine
Salesforce
Force.com
Amazon
AWS
Oracle
Fusion
Red Hat
OpenShift
■ Conducted mini-POCs to assess capabilities
Engaging Technology Experts
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10. Pivotal provides ‘open’ PaaS + Big Data Suite + Development Lab
Pivotal Partnership
LABS
■ Open Source Standard
■ Hybrid IaaS Support
■ Technically Sound
■ Industry Adoption
■ Extreme Agile
■ Pair Programming
■ Test Driven Development
■ Experience
■ State-of-the-Art Data & Analytics Tools
■ Strong Data Science Team
BIG DATA SUITE
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CoreLogic & Pivotal Collaboration

12. 1. Exciting and rapidly changing times in the technology industry.
2. Capabilities available today weren’t around 2-3 years ago.
3. Enterprise organizations can now take advantage of the agility and
capabilities of Silicon Valley startups.
4. Companies who adopt this “new norm” have a competitive advantage
and can differentiate themselves in their markets.
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Our Journey Begins…

13. Questions and Comments
Richard Leurig, Senior Vice President
CoreLogic Innovation Development Center
rleurig@corelogic.com
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