Big Data Frankfurt meets Thinkport | "The Cloud as a Driver of Innovation" - Dominik Fries

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Creativity is the mental ability to create new ideas and designs. Innovation, on the other hand, Means developing useful solutions from new ideas. Creativity can be goal-oriented, Whereas innovation is always goal-oriented. This bedeutet, dass innovation aims to achieve defined goals. The use of cloud services and technologies promises enterprise users many benefits in terms of more flexible use of IT resources and faster access to innovative solutions. That’s why we want to examine the question in this talk, of what role cloud computing plays for innovation in companies.

MORE INFORMATION AT HTTPS://THINKPORT.DIGITAL
THE CLOUD
AS A DRIVER OF INNOVATION

DOMINIK FRIES
CO-FOUNDER & CTO
@ THINKPORT GMBH
E: dfries@thinkport.digital
H: https://thinkport.digital

WHAT
INNOVATION
MEANS
The process of translating an idea or invention into a good or
service that creates value or for which customers will pay.
To be called an innovation, an idea must be replicable at an
economical cost and must satisfy a specific need

Thanks to http://sandyvohra.blogspot.com

WHAT IS CLOUD COMPUTING EXACTLY?
Multy-tenancy and
ressource pooling
Measured services
Broad network
services
Rapid elasticity and
scalability
On-demand self
service

PRIVATEPUBLIC
HYBRID
THE DIFFERENT FLAVOURS OF CLOUD COMPUTING

VIDEO ABOUT HOW MICROSOFT IS BUILDING THEIR
DATACENTERS AND HOW MUCH THEY INVEST INTO AZURE

SUPERCOMPUTER ON AWS
We didn’t ask Amazon to give our engineers any special dispensation,
discount, or custom planning or setup.
We wanted to see if we could do this on our own …
We were granted access to a group of nodes in the AWS US-East 1 region
for approximately $5,000 charged to the company credit card.
Mike Warren

RANK #136 ON TOP
500 LIST
WITH LINPACK BENCHMARK
41.472 cores,
157.824 GB RAM
1.926,4 TFlop/s
Personal Computer has about 0,02 TFlop/s

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WE HAVE OUR HEADS IN THE CLOUD
WE ARE HIRING VISIT AND JOIN OUR TEAM

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