IT Takes Charge of the Enterprise's Cloud StrategyMD ALI ASHRAFASHIQUR RAHMAN ARSHAD HOSSAIN

Overview

Brief Introduction to Cloud Computing How Cloud Computing is connected with the enterprise IT Verizon’s report on the impact of Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing

A system in which firms and individuals obtain computer processing, storage, software, and other services as a pool of virtualized resources over a network, primarily the Internet.

Resources are made available to users, based on their needs, irrespective of their physical location

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Individuals can obtain computing capabilities such as server time or network storage

Any standard device that connects to the internet does the job These resources are scalable

IaaS Cloud

IT Professional Developer Business End User

Different Users

PaaS Cloud SaaS Cloud

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Cloud & Enterprise IT

Enterprise cloud computing is the special case of utilizing cloud computing for competitive advantage  Cost savings Business innovation in terms of unprecedented speed and agility  Vastly improved collaboration among business partners and

customers

Enterprise Cloud• ITS NO LONGER A NOVELTY

• 65% OF ENTERPRISES ARE USING CLOUD

• ITS EXPECTED THAT 71% OF BUSINESSES ARE TO HAVE CLOUDING SERVICES BY 2017

Cloud today

Enterprise cloud

Security Agility Built for enterprise Global network & locations Rapid elasticity Broad network access

Why verizon cloud ?

Verizon content transfer

Set memory to a new phone

Powered by wifi

Works on any device

Multiple storage option

Verizon cloud features

Stream music and video

Back up and & sync automatically

Store contacts, photos and more

Keeping stuff safe

Verizon cloud features

Verizon cloud

Cloud computing trend

2013 20140

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StorageMemory

PaaS Outpacing IaaS

Platform as a Service(PaaS)

Infrastructure as a Service

(IaaS)

Application serverplatform as a service

Databaseplatform as a service

Identity as a service

Storage as a service

Compute as a service

Software Dev/Testas a service

0% 5% 10% 15%20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50%

PublicPrivate

Public cloud

Private cloud

Community cloud

Hybrid cloud

Deployment Models

Public cloud adoption Yes;

13.8%

Under consid-eration; 11.2%

No; 54.6%

Don’t know/

unsure, 20.4%

2013

Yes; 20.9%

Under consid-eration; 13.6%No; 52.9%

Don’t know/

unsure, 12.6%

2014

21% use public clouds in 2014 (+50% from 2013)

Private cloud adoptionYes, in production at

scale; 11.3%Yes, in limited

use; 12.8%

Yes, in pi-lot stage;

4.5%

Prelimi-nary

planning; 4.9%

Under consid-eration; 10.5%

No; 47.4%

Don’t know/unsure, 8.7%

2013

Yes, in production at scale; 17.7%

Yes, in limited

use; 12.2%

Yes, in pi-lot stage;

7.1%Prelimi-

nary planning;

7.5%

Under consideration; 10.6%

No; 35.4%

Don’t know/unsure, 9.5%

2014

37% have private clouds in 2014 (+28% from 2013)

Cloud service value chain

Current states

Company needs two distinct types of technology management

Traditional

Agile

Bi-Modal IT

65% of enterprises said that cloud doesn’t compromise IT security while 36% said that it actually improves it

Visibility

Vendor risks and stability

Privacy and compliance

Addressing risks

Collaboration is key

74% of enterprises believes that cloud adds competitive advantages to the organization.

Conclusion