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Enabling Cloud services with Ethernet
The document discusses the understanding and usage of cloud services, exploring various delivery models such as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS across different sectors including residential and SMBs. It highlights the increasing trend of IT spending outside of traditional IT and identifies key industry players and their use of cloud technology. Additionally, there are considerations about changes in competition and market strategies in relation to cloud services.
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Enabling Cloud services with Ethernet
- 1. Enabling Cloud serviceswith Ethernet_
- 4. John Gage Source:Flickr
- 5. MANAGEMENT / GOVERNANCE APPLICATION MIDDLEWARE OPERATING SYSTEM HYPERVISOR COMPUTE STORAGE COMMUNICATIONS
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- 9. What are thedelivery models? IaaS PaaS SaaS Residential Business Startups SMB
- 10. What are thedelivery models? SLA Based VirtualDC IaaS PaaS SaaS Business Residential Enterprise Startups SMB
- 11. Who is Usingthe Cloud? - Enterprise 11 Source: Forbes
- 12. Who is Using the Cloud? - Enterprise 12
- 13. Who is Usingthe Cloud? - Enterprise 13 Marketing Finance Sales Human Resorces Operations CIO Accounting http://bestclipartblog.com
- 14. 35% of ITSpending will take place OUTSIDE of IT by 2015, growing by 90% by the end of the decade Source: Datamation Who is Using the Cloud? - Enterprise
- 15. Who is Usingthe Cloud? – Residential/SMB Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure as a Service
- 16. Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud-Enabled Managed Hosting, Europe Who is Using the Cloud? - Enterprise
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- 19. What are theMain Differences? 19 mammaagata.com
- 20. What are theMain Differences? 20 FEEDS OUR STOMACH FILLS OUR SENSES
- 21. 21 Who isUsing the Cloud? http://www.motivationalmemo.com
- 22. 22 Change Ahead,nº 1 You can’t compete with Amazon… …but you don’t have to.
- 23. Revenue-Share Localisation, Integration Security, Availability Pure IaaS … Change Ahead, nº 1
- 24. Change Ahead, nº2 IaaS/PaaS/Saas as usual Service Based Cloud
- 25. Nicholas Carr: "ITDoesn't Matter“ 2003 Change Ahead, nº 2
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- 27. 27 http://www.unclesamsfood.co.uk/ ChangeAhead, nº 3
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Editor's Notes
- #5 The Network is the Computer, John Gage, 1984
- #6 Cloud is not just selling this stack. The main factors are at the top (without which we cannot have a service) and at the bottom (which provides its own features plus the accessibility to the other elements).
- #7 Is Cloud just the ubiquity of IT resources? Is just that simple?
- #9 What do customers expect?
- #10 So we can represent
- #12 More than 75% of companies surveyed are using the Cloud
- #13 But when CIOs are asked these percentages fall down to less than 25%.
- #14 The fact is that business depts are going to the cloud outside of the company, leaving the IT department
- #18 These are some of the additional services that you can add to your “basic Cloud menu”
- #19 Fastfood chains are very efficient and systematic. They provide short variety and very limited adaptation but with a very low price.
- #20 On the other hand, home made cooking cannot be as cost efficent as fast food. But they provide a wide variety of choices, and they can adapt their offering to your needs
- #22 So, I see a change ahead in the Cloud offering. Telefonica is starting to change, and I am sure that many of you will too
- #23 Amazon is the fast food king, dont try to beat them
- #24 Like in the Maslow pyramid you can add a lot of value above the pure survival step