Webcast: Choosing the Right Cloud Platform for you Business
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Your business requirements are evolving and technology has to keep up. What considerations should be taken into account when looking at making an investment in cloud? How do you know what type of cloud best suits your new requirements? In this webcast, these and other questions are tackled through a discussion with Cisco and VMware.
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Webcast: Choosing the Right Cloud Platform for you Business
- 1. Choosing the Right Cloud Platform for Your Business Views from Cisco & VMware Adapt
- 2. 02 Introducing… Kevin Linsell, Head of Service Development Adapt Infrastructure heroes to high growth businesses Lucy Read, UK Cloud Sales Specialist Worldwide leader in networking Cisco Colin Thompson, Manager Service Providers, UK Industry-leading virtualization software development VMware
- 3. Contents03 1. Where on the cloud journey are you? 3. What to move? 4. Which cloud? 5. What technology trends to take into account? 2. Why change?
- 4. 04 Cloud Journey: Where Are You? In-house: Owned & operated 1: In-house 2: Part out- sourced Managed cloud service: On-premise, not owned Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): Off-premise, not owned, part managed service (up to hypervisor) 6: Full outsource Fully managed service: includes VM’s and core apps: off- premise, not owned 4: On- premise cloud 5: Off- premise cloud Managed service: In-house, ownedColocation: Off-premise, self-managed, not owned 3: Part out- sourced
- 7. 07 Which Cloud? Public Cloud Private Cloud Multi-Tenant Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud No Cloud Accessible over the Internet Offered on a pay per use model Provisioned for the exclusive use of a single organisation Tailored to an organisations security or regulatory requirements Companies with similar needs can be deployed on a multi-tenanted version of a Private Cloud Cloud infrastructure will be built from one or more of the four options Fully customised to the needs of the organisation Traditional on premise infrastructure deployment
- 8. 08 What technology trends should you take into account? What technology trends should you take into account? Source: http://www.worldofsuperheroes.com/
- 9. What do you think? @DoMore_Adapt
- 10. 010 Next Step: Your Right-Fit Cloud Recommendation in 2 Minutes! http://www.adapt.com/services/cloud-services/right-fit-cloud.html
- 11. View the webcast now twitter: @DoMore_Adapt t: 0845 304 3044 e: domore@adapt.com
Editor's Notes
- Ask both to reflect on strategy from both companies
- Why is it important that people want to change? What should people think about? Where are you seeing customers? Where do you see them come from? Do they make small jumps/ big jumps? Trends.
- What’s the reason people change ?
- Need to consider Opex internal/ external; capex considerations; risk; professional services and offset to the gains achieved for a specific workload Consideratiosn around the effort it takes to move specifc workloads
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