5. 企業を取り巻く IT 環境
GMail
クラウドサービス
コンシューマー向け
ソフトウェア
企業内 IT
プライベートデバイス ファイル共有ソフト
Android iTunes
iPad
6. コンシューマライゼーション
Consumerization is a stable neologism that describes the trend for new
information technology to emerge first in the consumer market and then spread
into business organizations, resulting in the convergence of the IT and
consumer electronics industries, and a shift in IT innovation from large
businesses to the home.
Consumerization(13 February 2012 at 16:32.UTC). In Wikipedia; The Free Encyclopedia
Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumerization
プライベート
インフラ
企業向け
コンシューマライゼーション
アーリー テクノロジー
アダプター
9. Trend Micro Consumerization Report 2011 より
現実
“Does your company allow employee to use their personal devices for work-related activities?
Retrieved from Trend Micro Consumerization Report 2011
http://bringyourownit.com/2011/09/26/trend-micro-consumerization-report-2011/
10. 利用者が感じている不便
自宅 出張先 顧客先 移動中 社内
会社のPC
PC 社外持ち出し禁止
自分のモバイル PC 個人 PC 使用禁止
企業内リソースへのアクセス不可
社内ソフトウェアとの互換性
社内とのコミュニケーション
スマートフォン
企業内リソースへのアクセス不可
社内ソフトウェアとの非互換
USB メモリ
USB メモリ使用禁止
Summary:Many of heard of the trend of consumerization, and understand that there are productivity benefits to supporting new, flexible workstyles. What we’ll talk about today is how IT can help support this trend with intelligent infrastructure investments.The culture of work is changing. Tech-savvy and always-connected, people want faster, more intuitive technology, uninterrupted services, and freedom to work anywhere, anytime, on a variety of devices. It’s time to give people the freedom to get things done their way. In return, you’ll unleash passion and productivity like never before.In today’s discussion, I hope to do two things:Share some thoughts on potential changes and investments in IT infrastructure you should considerto help support consumerization from an IT perspective.Share some relevant technologies that can help address these required changes
今,技術は一部のマニアに向けたものではありません。プロの技術者のものでもありません。ごく普通のユーザーが使います。普通の社員が使います。実は,こうした普通の人たちも,技術を十分に理解していますし,最先端の技術を使っています。 最も素晴らしい,最も新しい,そして多くの人々を最も感動させる技術は,まず消費者市場に投入されています。この傾向は今後も変わることはありません。現在企業のビジネスをけん引しているのは消費者です。 Key Messages:Proliferation of consumer devices and digital generation entering work-force lead to higher user expectations of technology at work.Ubiquitous connectivity, fast paced nature of the modern business erode the line between people’s personal and professional life. As a result, people’s individual workstyles are increasingly important part of how things get done.Users increasingly have final say in what technology they use to get job done – this is the trend called Consumerization.We (Microsoft) believe consumerization is great as it unleashes people’s productivity and passion and has the opportunity to drive innovation and competitive advantage. We believe there is a power in saying “Yes” to users and their technology requests, and embracing consumerization in a responsible way. Talk Track:Device proliferation, with users having broad access to consumer devices at home, leads to higher user expectations of technology at work. According to the recent IDC study, the affluent user around the world ($98K annual income) owns on average 4.8 devices, while in the US, there are 6.6 devices owned by the affluent user. Overall, there are estimated 700M personal computing devices WW in 2010, this expected to double by 2014 to 1.47B personal computing devices. Digital generation entering the work place raises these expectations to a whole new level – a generation that has grown up completely fluent in the language of digital technology—from texting, instant messaging, and blogs to Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter—has dramatically different expectations about the tools they should be able to use at work. These tech savvy users are also increasingly mobile, and operate in a fast paced environment. The dynamic environment, along with ubiquitous connectivity erodes the lines between people’s life and work. As the line between people’s life and work gets blurred, people’s personalities and individual workstyles have an increasing impact on how they get their work done and what technology they prefer to use. As a result, users increasingly want a say in what technology they use to get job done – this is the trend called Consumerization of IT. Examples of Consumerization: BYOD (users bringing and using their own PC/ slate/ phone) to work; using social networking at work and for work.A recent Forrester Research study showed that 35 percent of workers in the United States either buy their own smartphone for work, or use unsanctioned Web sites, or download unapproved applications on a work computer. Why? 24% of do-it-yourselfers say the technology is better than what their job provides. 36% say they need it, and their employer won’t provide an alternative. And nearly 40 percent say they use it at home and, well, they want it at work, too.Consumerization is great as it unleashes people’s productivity and passion, innovation and competitive advantage. We (Microsoft) believe there is a power in saying “Yes” to users and their technology requests in a responsible way and our goal at Microsoft is to partner with you in IT to enable you to embrace these trends but also to help ensure that your environment is secure and well managed.But embracing Consumerization is not easy for companies and it represents some key challenges (Segway to the next slide).
利便性と統制、どちらを優先するか!?両方のバランスが重要。
ざくっと言ってしまえば、課題は2つ!デバイス管理...というと MDM を考えるかもしれないけど、それは違う!それ以前が出来ていないのです!アプリケーションのセキュリティとかいうと、アクセス権管理の手間を考えるでしょう?それも違う!それ以前が問題なのですKey Points:The two trends specific to enabling Consumerization from an ITPro and Management and Security perspective are how to manage diverse devices that are arriving in the enterprise, as well as how to ensure productivity of employees on these devices in a secure manner.Talk Track:The changing work environment presents some challenges to IT departments. The two trends specific to enabling Consumerization from an ITPro and Management and Security perspective are how to manage diverse devices that are arriving in the enterprise, as well as how to help employees connect to others on these devices, and have access their apps and data, in a secure manner.We will be talking about the paradigm shifts that need to occur as well as the infrastructure required in order to support the management of devices as well as provide secure productivity from anywhere, anytime on any device.In order to support the management of diverse devices two paradigm shifts need to occur there is a tension between users and device centric thinking. There is also a tension between corporate owned and consumer owned devices and how to support them.In order to provide secure, anywhere access to apps and data, IT needs to provide application infrastructure that is consistent as well as optimized for devices in order to allow employees to be productive. IT then also needs to ensure they have a security and access model in place that can handle the demands of consumerization.
アプリケーションはデバイスにインストールされいるという前提だと、アプリケーションがインストールされていないデバイスはアクセスできないアクセス権は「デバイス」に対して与えるものだという前提だと、個人のデバイスにはアクセス権は与えられない->そうではなくて、デバイスの状態によってリアルタイムに判断する必要がある。そうじゃないと、個人のデバイスには永遠にアクセス権が与えられないKey Points:The two trends specific to enabling Consumerization from an ITPro and Management and Security perspective are how to manage diverse devices that are arriving in the enterprise, as well as how to ensure productivity of employees on these devices in a secure manner.Talk Track:The changing work environment presents some challenges to IT departments. The two trends specific to enabling Consumerization from an ITPro and Management and Security perspective are how to manage diverse devices that are arriving in the enterprise, as well as how to help employees connect to others on these devices, and have access their apps and data, in a secure manner.We will be talking about the paradigm shifts that need to occur as well as the infrastructure required in order to support the management of devices as well as provide secure productivity from anywhere, anytime on any device.In order to support the management of diverse devices two paradigm shifts need to occur there is a tension between users and device centric thinking. There is also a tension between corporate owned and consumer owned devices and how to support them.In order to provide secure, anywhere access to apps and data, IT needs to provide application infrastructure that is consistent as well as optimized for devices in order to allow employees to be productive. IT then also needs to ensure they have a security and access model in place that can handle the demands of consumerization.
Key Points:IT Pros should think about user-centric polices first, then then how to implement them onto diverse devicesTalk Track:In the early days of management, policies and process were focused on the device. This is simply the historical development of how management technologies evolved. However, device centric policies are not sustainable. With the trend of consumerization, there are more and more devices per user. The number of devices that an employee will likely use will only increase as users bring in devices from their personal life into the enterprise. These devices will also be more transient – phones come and go, much more frequently than traditional laptops and desktops.The only way to have manageable policies that match business priorities, and support diverse devices is to create user centric policies, and have technology help apply them to the right device at the right time.Throughout this presentation, you’ll see where taking a user-centric approach can help you address the needs of Consumerization.
Key Points:IT Pros should think about user-centric polices first, then then how to implement them onto diverse devicesTalk Track:In the early days of management, policies and process were focused on the device. This is simply the historical development of how management technologies evolved. However, device centric policies are not sustainable. With the trend of consumerization, there are more and more devices per user. The number of devices that an employee will likely use will only increase as users bring in devices from their personal life into the enterprise. These devices will also be more transient – phones come and go, much more frequently than traditional laptops and desktops.The only way to have manageable policies that match business priorities, and support diverse devices is to create user centric policies, and have technology help apply them to the right device at the right time.Throughout this presentation, you’ll see where taking a user-centric approach can help you address the needs of Consumerization.
Key Points:IT should start supporting compliant devices appropriately, regardless of whether they are corporate owned and managed.Talk Track:Another major change in supporting diverse devices, is to accept that employees want access from the devices that they prefer, even if they are personal devices.Gone are the days where the only ways to get access are from corporate owned, managed and compliant devices.To truly support consumerizaiton, organizations need to think about compliant devices, even those owned by the employee, and support access to applications and data from those devices. This allows the employee to be productive no matter what devices they prefer to use.Organizations need to apply a governance model, and shift from concepts of ownership and control, to one of compliance and selective access.A good example of this in practice is supporting access to email on mobile devices which support the appropriate security measures. The company should support that access to email and other appropriate applications, but shouldn’t necessarily support the device itself. It’s the role and responsibility of the phone carrier to manage the operating system and support the device.IT should strive to fine the balance of supporting applications on personal devices alongside standard corporate devices.
Key Points:IT should start supporting compliant devices appropriately, regardless of whether they are corporate owned and managed.Talk Track:Another major change in supporting diverse devices, is to accept that employees want access from the devices that they prefer, even if they are personal devices.Gone are the days where the only ways to get access are from corporate owned, managed and compliant devices.To truly support consumerizaiton, organizations need to think about compliant devices, even those owned by the employee, and support access to applications and data from those devices. This allows the employee to be productive no matter what devices they prefer to use.Organizations need to apply a governance model, and shift from concepts of ownership and control, to one of compliance and selective access.A good example of this in practice is supporting access to email on mobile devices which support the appropriate security measures. The company should support that access to email and other appropriate applications, but shouldn’t necessarily support the device itself. It’s the role and responsibility of the phone carrier to manage the operating system and support the device.IT should strive to fine the balance of supporting applications on personal devices alongside standard corporate devices.
アプリケーションは何もデバイスにインストールされているものばかりではない。WEBアプリ(含む Office Web Apps)はブラウザさえあれば、どんなデバイスからでもアクセス可能アプリを仮想化すれば、PCパワーや環境に依存しない、安全で固有のアプリ環境を作成することができるし、ユーザーセントリックなアプリ管理もしやすいどんなアプリ基盤が最適化は、働き方やロールによって異なるKey Points:Applications are the key to making employees productive. In thinking about application models that can help support consumerization, IT needs to understand the differences in experiences that can be delivered with different application models. Different application models that are optimized for different scenarios. The primary application models are web apps, virtual desktops and device optimized applications.Talk Track:Web apps are optimized for ubiquitous access, and work on any device that supports certain web standards, but they require constant connectivity, and usually make compromises on functionality and capabilities in order to work on any web connected device.Virtual Desktops and Apps offer the most consistent experience, but are not necessarily optimized for devices with smaller screens and limit input capabilities, and also require network connectivity. Other considerations are also things like application compatibility where virtualized apps and virtual desktops can help provide application compatibility while maintaining a supported and modern platform.TALK ABOUT RDS IN THE TALK TRACKDevice optimized applications offer the richest experiences, but also have costs associated with application development, testing and will require more frequent updates as mobile device platforms continue to evolve.IT should determine the best model for specific roles, employees, devices and processes.
Key Points:Support for secure access from trusted and untrusted devices need to be accounted for.Talk Track:Lastly, even with the appropriate investments in the right application model for your business, you need to be able to enable that productivity securely.Modern Security and Access requires that an enterprise support the proliferation of new untrusted devices, and still allow productivity, both inside and outside the corporate network.The old VPN with its dial-up connection doesn’t work anymore, and investments in new, modern gateways are required to support the proliferation of devices and diverse working styles.New infrastructures like virtual desktops also need to be integrated into IT’s security and access models.The same needs around securing devices, securing the network and securing data still apply.
Key Points:Support for secure access from trusted and untrusted devices need to be accounted for.Talk Track:Lastly, even with the appropriate investments in the right application model for your business, you need to be able to enable that productivity securely.Modern Security and Access requires that an enterprise support the proliferation of new untrusted devices, and still allow productivity, both inside and outside the corporate network.The old VPN with its dial-up connection doesn’t work anymore, and investments in new, modern gateways are required to support the proliferation of devices and diverse working styles.New infrastructures like virtual desktops also need to be integrated into IT’s security and access models.The same needs around securing devices, securing the network and securing data still apply.
Key Points:The two trends specific to enabling Consumerization from an ITPro and Management and Security perspective are how to manage diverse devices that are arriving in the enterprise, as well as how to ensure productivity of employees on these devices in a secure manner.Talk Track:The changing work environment presents some challenges to IT departments. The two trends specific to enabling Consumerization from an ITPro and Management and Security perspective are how to manage diverse devices that are arriving in the enterprise, as well as how to ensure productivity of employees on these devices in a secure manner.We will be talking about the paradigm shifts that need to occur as well as the infrastructure required in order to support the management of devices as well as provide secure productivity from anywhere, anytime on any device.In order to support the management of diverse devices two paradigm shifts need to occur; First, you need to implement user-centric policies, and then IT needs to provide support to this new class of consumer owned devices that are entering the IT environment.In order to provide secure, anywhere access to apps and data, IT needs to provide application infrastructure that is consistent as well as optimized for devices in order to allow employees to be productive. IT then also needs to ensure they have a modern security and access model in place that can handle the demands of consumerization.All of these capabilities are interrelated. By implementing user-centric policies, it makes it easier to support applications and access on consumer devices, as well as provide an optimized application experience on those devices, and any productivity requires that the appropriate security and access policies are applied.
Key Messages:We have workstyle solutions to support diverse workstyles; we would like to explore specific ones with you today (those that are most relevant to the needs of your business).With Windows 7, we can offer many flexible workstyle solutions. We’ll focus today on the intelligent infrastructure pillar of flexible workstyle and how these capabilities can help enable consumerization. Talk Track: We believe it’s time to give users more freedom, more flexibility to get great work done and drive business value. Windows solutions offers three tangible business benefits to enable flexible workstyles : Greater productivity because people can work anywhere, on a variety of devices with instant access to the information they need and the people they count on, using the applications, services, and social networking tools they are used to.Personalized experiencethrough tools and capabilities that anticipate people’s needs, remember their preferences, and adapt to their workstyles. An intelligent infrastructure that’s smart, safe, cost-effective, and easy to manage.We’ll focus today on Unified management on-premises and from the cloud, optimized application experience, and modern security and access.