Cloud Computing in the Enterprise
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The document explores cloud computing in enterprise IT, defining it as a scalable infrastructure for hosting customer applications billed by usage. It discusses the three types of cloud services and highlights a case study of Bechtel's use of ad-hoc cloud services. The conclusion suggests that while cloud computing offers advantages, enterprises might prefer to maintain traditional IT to mitigate risks, especially regarding cost reductions.
Cloud Computing in the Enterprise
- 1. CLOUD COMPUTING IN THE ENTERPRISE: A perspective DAVID RAMIREZ Prairie View A&M University of Texas COMP-5003 Graduate Project and Project Research Instructor: Dr. A. Lodgher March, 2009
- 2. Enterprise IT : Current options
- 3. A DEFINITION… A pool of highly scalable, abstracted infrastructure, capable of hosting end-customer applications, that is billed by consumption.
- 4. CLOUD COMPUTING BASIC PARADIGM
- 5. The Layers of Cloud Computing Source: Cloud computing with Linux (web resource) http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-cloud-computing/
- 6. Application Browser / Client Application Extra Functions Application Application User User Developer On Premises Platform Cloud Three kinds of cloud services Source: A Short Introduction to Cloud Platforms - David Chapell
- 9. CC a big advantage if…
- 10. Starters… Many more Joining in…
- 14. CASE STUDY : BECHTEL PROJECT SERVICES NETWORK AD-HOC CLOUD
- 15. CASE STUDY : BECHTEL PROJECT SERVICES NETWORK AD-HOC CLOUD (continued)
- 16. CASE STUDY : BECHTEL PROJECT SERVICES NETWORK AD-HOC CLOUD (continued)
- 17. CONCLUSION CC still has many disadvantages for Enterprise To play safe: reinvent it locally (enjoy all advantages, especially costs reductions). A possible future enterprise IT architecture: Classic architecture only for Legacy, or niche applications Extensive use of virtualization Cloud Computing
- 18. THANKS