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NIST Big Data Technology Roadmap: Goals, Principles, and Action Items

This presentation summarizes key aspects of the NIST Big Data Public Working Group's Technology Roadmap as discussed on September 30, 2013. Presenters Carl Buffington, David Boyd, and Dan McClary highlighted the roadmap's goals and objectives, including gathering input from subgroups, understanding standards, and performing a gap analysis. The approach is technologically agnostic and caters to industry, government, and academia. The session concluded with actionable recommendations for Big Data programs, addressing barriers to adoption and outlining strategies for implementation.

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NIST Big Data Technology Roadmap: Goals, Principles, and Action Items

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  1. NIST Big Data Public Working Group • Technology Roadmap Subgroup Presentation • September 30, 2013 • Carl Buffington (Vistronix) • David Boyd (Data Tactic) • Dan McClary (Oracle)

  2. Overview • Goals and Objectives • Charter • Culmination of Subgroups • Approach • Guiding Principles • Outcomes • Action Items 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  3. Goals and Objectives • Gather input from NBD subgroups and study the taxonomies for the actors’ roles and responsibility, use cases and requirements, and secure reference architecture. • Gain understanding of what standards are available or under development for Big Data • Perform a thorough gap analysis and document the findings • Identify what possible barriers may delay or prevent adoption of Big Data • Document vision and recommendations 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  4. Approach: Guiding Principles • Technologically Agnostic • Audience of Industry, Government, and Academia • Align with all four of the other subgroups and deliverable artifacts • Culmination of concepts from the four subgroups • Recommend actionable items for Big Data programs 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  5. Approach: Culmination of Subgroups 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  6. Approach: Summary • Develop a Big Data Technology Roadmap that: • Analyzes current state, by feature not by technology • Identifies maturity, and how to improve • Gives recommendations for any Big Data program 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  7. Outcomes: Technology Readiness 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  8. Outcomes: Primary Actors 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  9. Outcomes: Features 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  10. Outcomes: Features Graphically 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  11. Outcomes: Standards • Section 7 - Big Data Related Multi-stakeholder Collaborative Initiatives 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  12. Outcomes: Strategies • Section 8 - Big Data Strategies • Adoption • Implementation • Resourcing (staff) 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

  13. Action Items: Today • 60 minutes on working drafts • Overview of Roadmap • Features • Consensus on roles and readiness • What are the gaps • Standards • What other collaborative initiatives are there? • Strategies • Consensus on Adoption, Implementation, and Resourcing • 60 minutes on next steps • Recommendations back to WG Chair 09.30.2013 Technology Roadmap

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