Oracle - Seminário Computação em Nuvem 2011
Download as PPTX, PDF2 likes407 views
The document discusses Oracle's cloud computing strategy, showing that in 2013 Oracle's total available market for cloud computing was $44.2 billion, with the largest segments being applications at 38% and infrastructure at 33%. It outlines Oracle's cloud delivery solution mapping Oracle products to software as a service, platform as a service, and infrastructure as a service. These include applications, middleware, databases, operating systems, virtual machines, and infrastructure resource management.
Oracle - Seminário Computação em Nuvem 2011
- 1. SeminárioComputaçãoemNuvemHermann PaisDiretor Sales Consulting, Systems26 de Agosto de 2011
- 2. Servers15%Applications38%Storage14%Infra-structure App SoftwareDev/Deploy20%13%Cloud Computing IT SpendOracle’s Total Available Market – 2013Cloud EnablementBusiness, Service & Resource ManagementApplicationsMiddlewareDatabaseOperating SystemVirtual MachineServers2013$44.2 billionStorageSource: IDC, Sept. 2009
- 3. Oracle Cloud Delivery SolutionProduct MappingAccessPointsCustom UIsSelf-Service APIsSecurity: Identity ManagementPortals: WebCenterCloud EnablementSoftware as a ServiceOracle Applications:CRM, etc.CustomAppsISVAppsCollaboration Apps: OCUCSCustomer Mgmt:Siebel CRMBusinessManagementBilling: BRMIntegration:SOA SuiteSecurity:Identity MgmtProcess Mgmt:BPM SuiteUser Interaction:WebCenterOrder Orchestration: OSMPlatformas a ServiceApplication Grid: WebLogic Server,Coherence, Exalogic Elastic CloudExposure Platform: OCSGApplication Platform:OCCASService Catalog:UIM, OVABDatabase Grid: Oracle Database, Database OptionsExadata Database MachineServiceManagementService Activation: ASAP. IPSAOperating Systems: Oracle Enterprise LinuxOracle LinuxOracle SolarisEnterprise Mgmt:Enterprise ManagerOracle VM for x86Oracle VM for SPARCInfrastructureas a ServiceResourceManagementHardware Mgmt:Ops CenterServersStorage
- 4. Cloud Service Provider StrategiesSource: Adapted from Boston Consulting Group4
- 5. Customers have Moved To The Cloud