network of networks discussion and charter document

Building the Network of Networks

Supply Chain Insights LLC Copyright © 2016, p. 2

• Name• Role• Goals for Today

Introductions


Boundaries for the Discussion Today

• No Dumb Questions• Avoid Religious Discussions

and Side Conversations• Listen, Learn and Ask

Questions for Understanding

• Share Air Time• No Selling• Imagine the Future Together• Work Together to Define

Work Plan


A cross-industry networking group to stimulate thinking on next-generation supply chains.

Face-to-face meetings/multiple times a year open to the business leaders and technology innovators in the ecosystem.

Development of Network of Network compliance guidelines.

What is the Goal of the Network of Networks Effort?


Why Is This Necessary?

Today, it is too difficult and expensive to move data between trading partners within value networks.

There is no industry alignment on process canonical definition(s) to take advantage of next-generation capabilities in multi-tier processes.

Global trade is more complex and dependent on multi-party trading relationships. Companies are stuck. There is a need to leap frog the current state.


The adoption of distributed and open technology by the ecosystem of

technology providers and business users to drive inter-operability in value

networks to improve business outcomes.

What Is the Network of Networks? (Working Definition)


What Are Some Useful Reference Models?

• M-PESO• ATM Banking• EDI Standards• Containerized Shipping• Bitcoin and Blockchain• Mobile Phone Networks• Airline Ticketing• Apache Software

Federation and Linux Foundation


Definition of Network of Network

Compliance for Technology Providers

2017

Process Canonical Evolution

2018-2020

Federated Technology Business

Model2019

Packaged Training Programs

2018-2021

Goals

Build Enough Cross-Industry Support to Deliver on Goals to Deliver on the Goals


Next Meetings

Location Date Focus

Orlando April 12-14th Development of Network of Network Compliance

Germany April (TBD) Inaugural Event for Europe Hosted by BASF

Dallas July (TBD) Review of Compliance Standard on Process Definitions

Atlanta September 5 Imagine Event

Scottsdale November (TBD) Launch of Compliance


Traditional Thinking

10

Trading Partner 1

Trading Partner 2

Trading Partner 3

Transactional Applications



Store


My View in 2012: Evolving Supply Chain Architectures

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Collaborative Layer

Collaborative Layer

Collaborative Layer

Enterprise Data Warehouse


Supplier Signal RepositoryDemand Signal Repository

Predictive Analytics

Key:

Transactional Adapters and Intelligent Rule Sets

Trading Partner 1

Trading Partner 2

Trading Partner 3





Store


My View in 2016


A Need for a Hard Left

A Need for Architectures That Are:

• Distributed• Open• Outside-in• Adaptive• Learning Engines• Data Moves at the

Speed of Business


Today’s Architectures Are:

• Proprietary• Closed• Batch• Linear• Fixed• Inside-out• Dependent on

Standards and Hard Coding of Data


Data Needs to Move Securely Through Value Network…

Clouds Streams Pools


Embrace New Forms of Analytics


Supply Chains Don’t Play by the Rules

But, what if they

could?

Adoption of Rules-Based Ontologies and Cognitive Learning Across Value Networks to Drive Insights Across Value Networks?


• Blockchain. Distributed logic of transactions and lineage

• Cognitive Learning. Use of machine learning and artificial intelligence to drive new insights/learning

• PMML. Open source for predictive modeling• Hadoop. Massive parallel processing• Spark. Streaming data clusters for real-time data

Together We Will Explore the Options


Autonomous Supply Chain

Cognitive Computing

Machine Learning

Text Mining and Pattern Recognition

Predictive and Prescriptive

Analytics

Building the Autonomous Supply Chain


Confluence of Technologies

BlockchainDistributed Processing

Cognitive Learning

Artificial Intelligence

Hadoop

Distributed Massive Parallel Processing

SparkStreaming

Data


Write once and use company and contact information many times.Community Directory

Reduce onboarding through once source of data.

Blockchain redefines visibility and track and trace.Traceability

Confluence of Blockchain and Spark/Internet of Things Redefine Lineage.

Bitcoin and Blockchain disintermediate traditional banking.Supply Chain Finance

Emergence of the supply chain digital walletAn alternative to EDI

Cognitive computing eliminates the need for master data management and standards.Interoperability

Data is mined through patterns and translated for context through cognitive computing. Shift from standards to process canonicals.

What Could Change?


• Bristlecone• D&B• Cloudera• E2open• Elemica• Enterra Solutions• Halo• IBM• Kinaxis• Retail Velocity• RuleX/ToolsGroup• Savi

Attending the Network of Networks Today

Future?Open to All

• Berry Plastics• Dow• Lennox Industries• Nestle• P&G• Schneider Electric


8:00 AM-8:30 Introductions

8:30-9:00 Open Discussion on Definition of the Network of NetworksDefine Meeting Objectives

9:00-10:00 What is Hadoop? Why does it matter? Webster Mudge, Senior Director of Technology Solutions, Cloudera

10:00-10:30 Break

10:30-11:30 Apache Spark. Why does it matter? Jim Haughtwout, CTO Savi Technology

11:30-12:00 Predictive Model Markup Language (PMML). What is it? Why should you care? Keith Peterson, CEO of Halo

12:00-1:00 Working Lunch at Lincoln Restaurant. Discuss informally in groups. What is the role of open source code in defining the network of networks?

1:00-1:30 PM Open discussion from lunch

1:30-2:30 Community directory discussion. What is a community director and why should you care? Greg Iaquinto, CTO of Dunn & Bradstreet

2:30-3:00 Blockchain. What is it? Why does it matter? Brian Tessier, Schneider Electric and Sweeni Ponoth, Bristlecone

3:00-3:30 Break3:30-4:00 Machine Learning. Why do we care? Joe Shamir, CEO of

ToolsGroup4:00-5:00 Where are we on cognitive learning? Panel of Enterra Solutions and

IBM. What are the implications?5:00-5:45 Open Discussion in Groups

What could the future of network of networks look like?6:00-8:30 Private Dinner at Rita’s Kitchen

Our Agenda

Questions?


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