Digital Briefing - Cloud Computing
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Another One Zero One Digital Briefing. This one provides an introduction to the world of "Cloud Computing", the way it works, the benefits and the risks for business. We'd love to hear from you if you've got any comments, questions or feedback. http://www.onezeroone.com.au/
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Digital Briefing - Cloud Computing
- 1. The New Outsourcing - A Digital Brie ng www.onezeroone.com.au
- 2. Where are we? Awareness Planning Execution Digital Brie ngs
- 3. De nition What will we Bene ts cover? Challenges Future
- 5. Computing resources delivered through the Internet.
- 6. Computing resources delivered through the Internet. Maturity & Business Value Services Information Platforms Applications Processing power Storage
- 7. Services delivered through the Internet. Maturity & Business Value Services Information Platforms Applications Processing power Storage
- 8. Reduce Complexity Why Cloud Agility & Flexibility Computing? (Benefits) Mobility Savings
- 10. Complex outsourced IT environment Availability Connectivity Networks Maintenance Bandwidth Staf ng Contracts Security Quotas Servers Upgrades Support SLA’s Desktops Relationship Capital investment Managers Storage Applications Skills
- 11. Cloud Computing Model Collaboration eMail Project Mangement Instant Messaging Web Browser Sales & CRM Telephony Internet Connection Customer Support Billing Word Processing Payments Teleconferencing
- 16. Mobility
- 17. Home Of ce Cloud Service Road
- 18. Savings
- 21. Collaboration What about? Word processing Mobile access
- 22. Who’s doing it?
- 23. Integration What are the Selection challenges? Security & Privacy Legal and Regulatory
- 26. Selection - Picking a service
- 29. Repurposing Where is it Virtual Workforce heading? (Future) Crowd Sourcing Social Data
- 30. 40,000+ Servers 50,000+ Servers 50,000+ Servers 50,000+ Servers 300,000+ Servers 450,000+ Servers
- 33. Mechanical Turk Alexa Web Information Services Flexible Payments Service (FPS) Alexa Top Sites DevPay Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Ful llment Web Service (FWS) SimpleDB Simple Storage Service (S3) Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Relational Database Service (RDS) Simple Queue Service (SQS) Elastic MapReduce CloudFront
- 35. Crowd Sourcing
- 36. Social Graph
- 37. Check out the One Zero One Blog Sign up for the One Zero One newsletter - insights101 The New Outsourcing - A Digital Brie ng by Jason Elston www.onezeroone.com.au
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- Primary Takeaways - This Digital Briefing is to provide initial awareness and an overview of topic. - The what and why - Strategic impacts - Management information - Present the
- Primary Takeaways - From a business context. - Some information about how service providers do it.
- Primary Takeaways - A bit of a definition
- Primary Takeaways - Same concept as Client/Server or Thin Client, like original mainframe days before powerful end computers - Sometimes called Software as a Service (SaaS) - Heading towards One Zero One concept of Business in a Browser
- Primary Takeaways - Same concept as Client/Server or Thin Client, like original mainframe days before powerful end computers - Sometimes called Software as a Service (SaaS) - Heading towards One Zero One concept of Business in a Browser
- Primary Takeaways - Take it a step further - Cloud computing is driving a new way of delivering business services. - A new way of outsourcing business activities - Heavily focused on information services or knowledge (e.g. payroll, communications, things traditionally done by software) - Or is it? - Teaser for discussion later about
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- Primary Takeaways - In particular, IT environment
- Primary Takeaways - Many elements to traditional outsourcing, particularly technology environments and outsourcing - Improve reliability - Reduce costs - No/limited technical know-how required - Typically very clear about lines of responsibility - Typically very clear about service to be delivered.
- Primary Takeaways - Need no more than a web browser, Internet connection and a Cloud Service - Many information processing services
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- Primary Takeaways - In particular, IT environment
- Primary Takeaways - Very quick turn around or time to deliver compared to current technology delivery models. - Easily scaled - Decentralised control - let the business do it themselves.
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- Primary Takeaways - Web browsers are everywhere, home, office, phone, Airports etc
- Primary Takeaways - Need no more than a web browser, Internet connection and a Cloud Service - Many information processing services
- Primary Takeaways - Economies of scale -
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- Primary Takeaways - 2008 NSW DET 1.2m students! - 2009 Mortgage Choice - UWA - 30000 students - MQ - 60000 students - Monash - 58000 students
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- Primary Takeaways - In particular, IT environment - In particular, cross functional systems
- Primary Takeaways - Plenty of examples of where services are integrating themselves. - In the big end of town - Google Apps and Salesforce.
- Primary Takeaways - Same as any other procurement exercise - Due diligence on size, viability of company
- Primary Takeaways - Cross border data considerations - Cross border - Regulatory requirements in different areas of the world. Not every service will be able to provide
- Primary Takeaways - In particular, IT environment
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- Primary Takeaways - Massive infrastructure - Leverage the scale to deliver services - Take it further.
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