Cloud computing: Is it new opportunity or hype?
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Intelledox co-founder and executive director Michelle Melbourne was invited to speak at a recent Digital Canberra event about cloud computing and the opportunities it affords business: http://www.intelledox.com/ix-connect/blog/cloud-new-opportunity-or-hype/
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- 1. INTELLEDOX.COMINTELLEDOX.COM Michelle Melbourne Co-founder & Executive Director, Intelledox Cloud Is it new opportunity or hype? @digitalCBR | #CBRfree WiFi | digitalcanberra.com.au
- 2. INTELLEDOX.COM Intelledox: Digitalize your business • Help customers digitalize business processes • Cloud based, on-premise and hybrid hosting options • Work with enterprise, SME and government clients • Over one million customers worldwide • Partnerships with leading technology companies including Microsoft and Fuji Xerox What we do…
- 3. INTELLEDOX.COM Where technology is heading… • Everything is mobile • Customers want to communicate with companies on their own terms • Moving to digital processes (digitalization) • Increased demand for cloud- based products and services
- 4. INTELLEDOX.COM Traditional, cloud or hybrid? On-premise / data centre Cloud Hybrid You own the software and infrastructure and decide when to upgrade. More customizable and offers a variety of integration options. Software is hosted in the cloud. Upgrades and maintenance occur automatically. Cloud- hosting is more flexible and able to respond to change quickly. Private cloud vs public cloud Software is managed, monitored and upgraded by the provider (in the cloud), however, the organization may still host some mission critical elements on site. Over 40% of SMES identify mobility and access to services from different devices as the key drivers of cloud adoption (MYOB)
- 5. INTELLEDOX.COM Why our customers choose cloud • Lower ownership costs • Fewer restrictions than on premise deployment • Scalable solutions to meet changing business needs • Get up and running fast by removing the need to scope, purchase, deploy and test infrastructure • We take care of software upgrades • Replace hardware, infrastructure and IT management costs with a fully managed and monitored system Good for business Small businesses using cloud services were 106% more likely to see a revenue rise in the past year than businesses who did not use cloud services (MYOB)
- 6. INTELLEDOX.COM Decoding the language of the cloud Multi-tenancy A single instance of a software application, which serves multiple customers (tenants). Tenants can customize some parts of the application, such as colour of the user interface ( UI), but they cannot customize the application's code. Data sovereignty Data sovereignty is the concept that information which has been converted and stored is subject to the laws of the country in which it is located.
- 8. INTELLEDOX.COM Get in touch What’s next? To find out how Intelledox can transform your business processes, contact us today. info@intelledox.com www.intelledox.com
Editor's Notes
- As a small company competing against some of the biggest names in IT, Intelledox needs to constantly remain at the forefront of the technology revolution. We’re aware of upcoming trends, we need to have a strong understanding of the reasons why organisations are resistant to adopt new technologies, and are always on the lookout for the next innovative technology that can help us do business more effectively.
- We live and breathe technology, and these are just some of the trends that we’re seeing both in Australia and in other markets across the world. Mobility is huge, digitalization is huge, and cloud is slowly being embraced by organizations in all industries and of all sizes.
- Three types of hosting for software products. At Intelledox, for example, we offer on premise, cloud and hybrid. Traditionally, on-premise has been the most popular method, but we’re seeing more and more take up of cloud-based hosting, particularly in the past three months. Even government departments are slowly starting to embrace cloud services. The right option for your business will depend on your size, level of customization, budget and whether you want someone else to look after software upgrades.
- Our customers are increasingly choosing cloud-based hosting because it’s cheaper, more flexible and allows for hassle-free upgrades – leaving them to focus on what’s really important: their business.
- Here are some interesting terms that you might come across when researching the cloud
- Embracing cloud isn’t just good for your business – it’s good for the economy too. Open PwC links and talk to those (first is innovation report, second is internet of things infographic)