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Cloud Connect April 2015 at Interop, Las Vegas NV USA
- 1. Jonathan Feldman Chief Information Officer The Cloud Whisperer: Overcoming Your IT Staff’s Fear of Cloud
- 2. How Business Sees The Cloud Wikipedia.org Dudes! This is awesome!
- 3. How IT Sees The Cloud Wikipedia.org
- 4. What’s Up With All The Fear? 1. “You’re trying to get rid of me!” 2. “I’ll get in trouble for someone else’s problem!” 3. “AND there’s no need for the cloud!”
- 5. Dispelling Fear (True Story, Bro)
- 7. Build Local Business Case GoogleMaps Data Center Old Backup Data Center
- 8. Compare Security Capabilities, Apply Common Sense “Like everything else, from tax preparation to cleaning services, it's a question of trust. There’s nothing magic about cloud services that isn't true about other services. Does the person who signs the paycheck of the employee make any difference in how trustworthy they are? That seems implausible.” –Bruce Schneier
- 9. Put App Staff In Charge CityofAsheville&CloudVelox SSL Asheville Data Center OHC™ Platform Web Microsoft IIS App Micros Symphony SQL SVR 2008 DB SQL SVR 2005 Prod Dev Microsoft IIS Maximo IBM WebSphere Web Microsoft IIS App Micros Symphony SQL SVR 2008 DB SQL SVR 2005 Prod Dev Microsoft IIS Maximo IBM WebSphere OHC™ Platform
- 10. Find The Easy Button
- 11. Make The (Career) Path Clear JonathanFeldman
- 12. Thanks! Keep in touch: Work email: jfeldman@ashevillenc.gov Twitter: @_jfeldman LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/1jfeldman Blog: feldman.org (human business tech)
Notas do Editor
- The usual intro … … but Asheville has some street cred: … among the first to do cloud disaster recovery with legacy systems and IaaS … been using PaaS for years to overcome the limitations of on-prem infrastructure
- - Yay!
- - Nooooooooo, not the cloud!
- 1. "You're doing this to get rid of me!" (Self-preservation) 2. "I'll get in trouble!" (Span of control) 3. "And there's no good reason for it!")
- - The stuff I'm going to tell you is all drawn from our experience, we started playing with cloud sometime in 2009 or 2010, we started using it in production sometime after 2011
- - Cloud Day 2011 Got a bunch of folks who were using cloud IN PRODUCTION to give talks about how it helped, saved money, etc Not really peer pressure, but close. ;)
- So important to have a LOCAL, pressing business need In our case, it was “OMG, OUR DISASTER RECOVERY CENTER IS 2 BLOCKS AWAY!” Plus, we had some fiscal challenges in fixing that situation Yay, cloud
- - Separate fear from fact Trust but verify “The bargain” that I made with infrastructure folks: we do an audit, and if AWS and CloudVelox fails, we walk away. … guess what, we didn’t walk away
- - For our DR project, aha moment: Infrastructure ppl don't care about app avail! - App ppl do! - For our other development projects, app people don't want to wait for infra spin-up - App people are VERY close to the business
- Amazon.com beat the snot out of Borders (and B&N … and now Wal*Mart and/or Target) because it’s way, way too easy to use Make your cloud efforts similarly easy In our case, our vendor made it pretty easy for our Windows-friendly staff
- - NO, we're not getting rid of you! - Bad employees are bad employees. Good employees are like gold - Culture of changeable skills, job rotation - Some will make it to the promised land, some will not, your job is to offer a clear map