Den femte digitaliseringsbølgen - fra data til innsikt!

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1 Den femte digitaliseringsbølgen - fra data til innsikt! Morten Dæhlen Professor/Dean

2 Digitalization refers to the adoption of digital solutions by an organization, industry, country, etc. (Oxford English Dictionary, mid-1950s) Data Technology Application Higher order objectives Wave of digitalization is an extraordinary huge growth in use of digital solutions

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4 Leonardo da Vinci (1500) Blaise Pascal (1642) Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1694) De første regnemaskiner

5 Charles Babbage ( ) Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace ( )

6 John von Neumann( ) Alan Turing ( ) Minneenhet Kontrollenhet Aritmetisk logisk enhet Akkumulator

7 Programvare styrer verden Ole-Johan Dahl og Kristen Nygaard

8 Transistoren - stadig mindre, stadig sterkere

9 2 The personal computer 4 Connecting people (and things) 6 Global challenges ( total convergence) The computing age is here Internet for all From data to insight

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11 Artifical intelligence Autonomous systems ICT security Leadership in the digital era Digital economy Neural networks Robotics Safe data (sensitivity) Business in the digital era Connected society Machine learning (deep learning) Language technolgy Wireless communication Communication networks Work processes (lean) Prediction (statistics) Cluster analysis, classification Robustness (resilience) Internet of things HCI (user interfaces) Data mining, search, filtering Pattern recognition Programming Software engineering Universal design Knowledge representation Data science (big data) Semantics and logics Systems and data integration Virtual workplaces Visualization (Augmented R) Imaging Software tools and platform Software architecture Open source code and systems Simulation Analysis (algorithms) Data repositories (databases) Sensors 3D printing High performance computing Cloud technology Signal processing Energy efficiency (Nano)Electronic systems

12 Machine learning (Artificial intelligence) ICT-security, robustness, and communication Digital economy and leadership Human Computer Interaction Knowledge representation Programming and system architecture (Software engineering) Simulation and visualization Electronics and sensor technology

13 Data Science Data Access Analysis Presentation Visualization Insight Knowledge Numerous computational tools available, both commercial and open source Simulation Machine learning Search Filtering Sensors(capturing) Pattern recognition Visualization Cluster analysis Classification Automation Semantics/logics Data mining Software Data bases...

14 Data Science & Health/Medicine (Highlights) Health Information System Program The BIGMED project Knowledge repositories Patient data Scalable access to big data Statistics for the knowledge society MEDIMA ++ Medical image formation and analysis Systems biology Computational and mathematical modeling of complex biological system. Services for sensitive data Centre for Bioinformatics Research, education and services System architecture Security and robustness Knowledge representation Machine learning Simulation Domain knowledge and interdisciplinary actions

15 Finansiering EU NFR MN MED MLS/LV OUS HSØ MN/IFI Vertskap Styre Leder Advisory board Senter for Bioinformatikk Forskning Utdanning Tjenester USIT

16 TSD in a nutshell TSD in a nutshell GATEWAYS 2-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION HPC CENTRAL STORAGE VIRTUAL HOTEL

17 TSD in numbers > 350 VIRTUAL MACHINES > 1500 USERS 1.2PiB DATA > 300 PROJECTS > 7000 NETTSKJEMA/WEEK

18 The workforce of tomorrow!

19 2017 Master (5-years) Master programmes (2-years)

20 Verdien av helsedata Innovasjonsseminar, 10. januar , Sophus Lies Auditorium For program og påmelding nsseminar%3a-helsedata-som-verdiskaper.html

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