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Everything as a Service: A Guide to Cloud Computing Adoption
- 1. Everything as a Service Making the vision real with Cloud Computing
- 2. “ Everything as a Service” A world of information, opportunities and experiences — from computing power to business processes to personal interactions — delivered wherever, however and whenever you need it
- 4. An environment of providers and consumers Enterprise IT as the strategic service broker Hosted, managed, outsource providers Cloud service providers Communication service providers Business Services S S S S Hosted services Cloud services Comms services In-house services
- 5. HP is helping organizations with their cloud initiatives Enable service providers Help customers secure, source, and govern cloud services Deliver cloud services from HP
- 8. Cloud Taxonomies… Cloud Services & Conventional IT Enterprise Architecture Stack Cloud Services Stack Cloud-Driven Processes
- 9. Cloud – Adoption is tempered by uncertainty LOB/IT CIO Am I really doing what’s right for the business? Security Performance Availability Reliability Scalability Service levels Data security & protection Compliance Auditing Cost Governance Control
- 14. HP is your partner in bringing all of the pieces together Service portfolio and catalog Sourcing & governance Service management Metering and reporting Education and change management Support strategy Converged Infrastructure
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- April 1, 2010 HP Confidential
- April 1, 2010 HP Confidential
- High Level – Platforms as a Service, provide abstraction, modeling and other UI centric ways to build “applications”. Like SHAREPOINT! Logic, Data Store, Workflow Enterprise MashUp Platform Low Level – Platforms as a Service, provide some type of programmatic coding/scripting
- The promise of the Cloud is appealing: reduced costs, greater agility, flexibility and scalability. At the same time, IT organizations need to recognize that the Cloud introduces a number of issues around security, data integrity, compliance, service level agreements, and data architecture that must be addressed. According to a 2009 IDC survey, the top 3 concerns around moving to the cloud are: 1) Security, 2) Performance, 3) Availability – enterprises are looking for assurances that they are not adding risk to the business by leveraging the Cloud. For many, moving to the Cloud is a leap of faith.
- We delivered many cloud workshop with enterprise customers globally in the last 8 months. What we hear from our customers is consistent with what we hear from you. It’s not just about IT anymore. It’s a different operational model. Clients see cloud as strategic and must-have vision for the future of IT. Hard dollar savings is still top of the list, partly because economic uncertainty still continues to an extent. However , flexibility and speed-to-market for new services is the real business need mentioned after cost savings. IT organizations feel they are behind the business and there is still a way to go to become a true service provider. Understanding this service provider model is important in these cloud discussions. Some direct quotes from clients include: We are under pressure from our business to either create a cloud strategy or launch cloud services “ We are interested in how to build, structure and document a cloud services portfolio “ We are not aligned as a team on cloud definition and where we want to be 5 years from now as a company” “ Our investments in cloud will be important. We want to make sure we have not forgotten anything” We want to launch cloud services like our competition” “ we believe we can save money through adoption of cloud services” “ we want to become an internal cloud service provider” On the next slide we’ll look at 3 approaches to the cloud….
- Just because we believe a lot of customer will go to hybrid model, they need a structured approach to integrate the approaches together. If you have cloud and non-cloud services, this requires a well-thought service lifecycle approach. Solution integration within your environment Transformation consulting Cloud Infrastructure workshops to build the vision and mobilise the organization POC and pilot capabilities and an integrated technology solution to build trust in the model ROI services to develop the business case
- Today we will cover top 4 consulting services of our cloud portfolio in detail. HP Education offers globally a variety of best-in-class training offerings in those critical areas which will help your IT organization achieve the business promise of The Cloud, including: The Personal element - Management of Change The Process element - ITIL/ITSM and SOA The Technology element - our Virtualization training suite supports HP Storage, Blades, and Management Software products, as well as Hypervisor products from industry leaders such as VMware, Citrix, and Microsoft
- Overview: 1-day cloud strategy workshop for enterprise customers looking to move beyond data center optimization and like to become infrastructure service provider or consumer through cloud-based models. Workshop is delivered by experienced HP consultants using human-size, highly visual displays.