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- 1. Cloud Computing VSB 2006 Steve Agretelis, Peter-John Alexander, Grace McGill, Liam Miller
- 2. Does anybody use cloud computing?
- 3. Cloud Computing Defined Replacing locally managed stocks of hardware and software resources with an Internet-based utility. Cloud Computing is the availability of entire computing infrastructure over the Internet.
- 5. What is cloud computing? Cloud computing is essentially “computing as a service”. To best understand what cloud computing is, it is important to examine the three main components of cloud computing: Cloud Computing White Paper
- 6. Cloud Computing White Paper White Paper Framework: How the cloud is Sold Where the channel adds value Vendor to consumer Cloud solutions Access to niche/small markets Co-development of cloud solutions White label resell of cloud solutions
- 7. Cloud Computing White Paper How GTM strategy analysis was conducted Market Segment Traditional Channel MSPs Channel Type Cloud Type
- 8. Cloud Computing White Paper Cloud Requirements for SMB Segments
- 9. Cloud Computing White Paper Cloud Requirements for Mid-Market Segment
- 10. Cloud Computing White Paper Cloud Requirements for Enterprise Segment
- 11. Cloud Computing White Paper Key GTM Strategies by Channel Type
- 12. Cloud Computing for the Consumer
- 13. Pros of Consumer Cloud Computing: -Accessibility across operating platforms: *iOS *Windows *Mac *Blackberry *Linux *Android -Cost Effective *Only pay for what you use -Simplicity *No need for upgrades because they’re handled by vendor *No need to purchase a lot of hardware -Storage Redundancy *Content is saved (backed up) in multiple locations -Scalability *Adaptability to increased and decreased demand
- 14. Cons of Consumer Cloud Computing: -Security *Placing Personal/Confidential Information online -Reliability/Uptime *If the cloud or Internet is down, there may be no access to data -Latency *Delay -Discomfort *Many older executives are hesitant to commit to the cloud for their company because they do not understand or feel uncomfortable with the idea of cloud computing
- 15. Do you think the risks outweigh the benefits? In what fields can the consumer apply cloud computing?
- 16. Financial Access balances and transactions from any and all money related accounts, such as: *bank accounts *credit cards *loans *stock brokerage all in one place.
- 17. Antivirus *Protects computer online *Protects computer offline *No need to worry about constantly updating your antivirus software *Quick virus detection (collective intelligence)
- 18. Social Networking Social Network users share information such as text and photos with each other using the cloud
- 19. Social Media *Sharing of photos, audio bites, videos, and other media in a simple form *Other users can interact with the content through comments, stars, etc.
- 20. Storage/Backup *Automatically back up data *No need for an external hard drive *Keep local copies
- 21. Ford Evos Cloud Computing Car -Access to Real Time Data *Traffic *Construction *Weather -Learns about how you like to drive your car *How and when to use your battery *Use electric capability at right time in right place -Limit Engine operation in certain areas -Intelligent Music Shuffling *Music mood in context -Heart Rate Monitor Seat *Evaluates Stress Level *Workload High: Calls go to Voicemail -Navigate around Highly Polluted Areas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWc_nvJztUs
- 22. Cloud Computing for the Enterprise In the article: Is Cloud Computing Ready for the Enterprise James Staten makes three very strong, yet different claims. Great for small businesses and start-ups Key corporate vendors use only limited clouds.
- 23. The Enterprise’s Clouds Benefits Low costs No commitments Easy to use Lots of resources Negatives The demands of large businesses are too great Still in its infancy, can become a distributive technology
- 24. The Private, Public, and Hybrid Cloud
Notas do Editor
- Cloud computing is essentially delivered and billed as a utility.
- Forrester Research forecasts the U.S. market for personal cloud services will hit $12 billion and 196 million consumers by 2016.
- Over 1 million customers, free
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