8. Public Clouds
Just click and sign up
• Publishers
– NYTimes, Blogs, YouTube
• Portals (collections of features)
– From Google to Yahoo
• GroupWare (Collaborate)
– Google Apps, Zoho, Flickr
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9. Private Clouds – Large Companies
Click and Use
• MS Exchange, SharePoint
• CRM, ERP
Expandable to all IT Infrastructure
• Applications
• VOIP
• Desktops and Servers
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10. The Cloud is Many Parts and Much Labor
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“CloudStack” courtesy of Ksankar
11. Virtual Private Cloud
Unify ALL IT Management and
Support for a Flat Fee
Deliver Data and Apps
seamlessly, synchronized across
ALL DEVICES from Everywhere
With State of The Art Cloud Stack with Citrix
and emerging Private Cloud Best Practices
12. Joe Don’t Care About the Parts
Parts and Labor Don’t Matter
- Joe just wants to talk with Mary
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Joe Mary
Cloud is what
Cloud does
20. Leading From The Wide Edge
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Executive
Management
Operations
Operations / Tech Enabled /
Cyborg
Management
Executive
21. The Cloud is About Your Flow
• Peldi Guillizzoni says it best:
“The goal of zenware is to disappear …
you should forget the software is there
at all ... [because]
you are totally immersed in your task”
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29. #5 – New Expectations
• Millenial Staff
• Gen X / Y Customers
• Ubiquitous Collaboration with:
– Each Other
– Data
–From Everywhere
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30. #6 – Cloud Needs a Steward
• Not a system administrator; a business
analyst
– Data jockey – Naming Conventions
– Retention and Security Policies
– Legal Compliance Audits
– Disaster Recovery Testing
• Needs political and technical savvy
– Inside job, not outsourced, part time role
data stewardship is only half the battle....
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31. #7 – I.T. Still Takes A Team
• Cloud is not a one and done "solution."
• users want to Connect and
Communicate
– New tools, customizations, integrations
– Executives want reports and dashboards
• Flow / Zen requires Engineering,
Systems and Analysis working together
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32. Key Questions for CPAs
• Bandwidth needed?
• Data Migration Plan
• SLA’s
– uptime?
– Support Response time?
• DR Specifics
– Recovery Points (Full vs Incremental)
– Retention
– Time to Recovery Objective
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33. Key Questions
• Who’s Responsible for any Onsite
Network?
• Do you have a Team vested in your
success?
• But Verify Your Exit Plan / control of your
data
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