2. ? What does an enterprise need?

3. Processing Power Message On Demand Queuing Storage

4. ? What if you get all of this for Processing Power Message On Demand Queuing Storage

6. What is the world saying about Cloud Computing

7. Wiki says Cloud Computing is a style of computing In which dynamically scalable & often virtualized resources are provided as a service over the internet.

8. NIST says * Cloud Computing is a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimum management effort and service provider interaction. *National Institute of Standards & Technology

9. Who do you think were the FIRSTmajor adapters of Cloud Computing?

10. Who do you think were the FIRSTmajor adapters of Cloud Computing? Think, think! Does the picture inspire you?

12. * Wondering HOW & WHY ;) Let me tell you!

13. The average internet users are one of the first major adopters of CLOUD COMPUTING.

14. The average internet users are one of the first major adopters of CLOUD COMPUTING. Surprising isn't it?

15. This is how it works!

16. This is how it works!

18. About 75% of our folks are doing entirely cloud based or entirely inspired, a year from now that will be 90% STEVE BALMER CEO ,MICROSOFT

19. types of cloud delivery models IaaS – Infrastructure as Service SERVER, STORAGE & NETWORK HARDWARE PaaS – Platform as Service APP DEVLOPMENT & DEPLOYMENT PLATFORM SaaS – Software as Service APPLICATION DELIVERED TO END USER

20. SaaS - Software as a Service Applications SaaS, Payroll, Accounting, Inventory Management, Horizontal & Vertical Widgets, Mashups, Components, Services, Domain specific enviroments Domain Components

21. PaaS – Platform as a Service Enablers and Frameworks Software Engineering – Architecture, Design, Development, Build, Test, Release, Domain-agnostic platforms. Programming, Identity & Security, Data Consistency, Transaction, multi-tenancy Abstractions

22. IaaS -Infrastructure as a Service Logical Infrastructure Virtualization, Virtual OS, Utility, Compute, Data Grid, Appliances Processor, Storage, Memory, Network Physical Infrastructure

23. DEPLOYMENT MODELS Private Cloud Operated and managed solely by the organization Community Cloud Shared by several organization of one community Public Cloudis available to all, is owned by an org selling cloud service. Hybrid CloudComposition of two or more clouds

24. MAIN FRAME PERSONAL COMPUTERS CLIENT-SERVER COMPUTING WEB CLOUD COMPUTING

25. “ If you can please chuck the jargons & tell me what is so good about Cloud Computing?

26. Paradigm Shift

28. Rewriting IT services.

31. Without users having to engineer for peak loads

33. No hardware or software installations required No long term commitments Multi-Tenancy OS & Application architecture independent Billed per consumption Device & Location independence

34. Potential Disruptive Innovation Agility Scalability

35. Potential Disruptive Innovation Agility Security & Metering Reliability Scalability Resource Maximation Reduction on Capital Expenditure

38. With the cloud model, you LOSE CONTROL over physical security. In a public cloud, you are sharing computing resources with other companies. CHALLENGES.

39. With the cloud model, you LOSE CONTROL over physical security. In a public cloud, you are sharing computing resources with other companies. CHALLENGES. Cloud applications UNDERGO CONSTANT FEATURE ADDITIONS, and users must keep up to date with application improvements to be sure they are protected.

40. CLOUD is COMPUTING REVOLUTIONARY.

42. From hardware point of view, cloud computing offers seemingly never ending computing.

43. As for the bottom line, Cloud Computing enables governments to lower the expense of existing IT service and to cost effectively introduce enhanced services.

45. CLOUD COMPUTING is helping to level the playfield.

47. MULTI-NATIONAL COMPANY START-UP COMPANY

49. A small internet start-up is providing specialised products to a targeted audience. The company has observed that it handles PEAK LOADS only during specific times of the year like new-year & thanks-giving.

50. A small internet start-up is providing specialised products to a targeted audience. The company has observed that it handles PEAK LOADS only during specific times of the year like new-year & thanks-giving. If it invests heavily in infrastructure it would restrict implementation of free flowing business ideas. And the marginal utilization of extra infrastructure at peak-load times would be too low to justify corresponding cost.

55. CLOUD COMPUTING IS A WINDOW

56. APPLICATIONS Web Application (Facebook) Software as a service (Google Apps,Salesforce.com) Software plus service (Microsoft Online Services) Peer-to-Peer / Volunteer computing (BitTorrent, Skype)

57. APPLICATIONS Software is delivered as a service over the internet, eliminating the need to install and the run the application on the customers own computers . Network based access to, and management of commercially available software. Centralized feature updating, which obviates the need for downloadable patches and upgrades.

59. YES. Cloud Computing is here to stay.

60. YES. The cloud is MOVING the application and decouples the user and the data center location. When software is available as a service business model it is WIN-WIN situation for all parties, moreover it makes software deployment easy across multiple sites. Cloud Computing is here to stay.

61. YES. The cloud is MOVING the application and decouples the user and the data center location. When software is available as a service business model it is WIN-WIN situation for all parties, moreover it makes software deployment easy across multiple sites. Cloud Computing is here to stay. Cloud computing is the FASTEST growing part of IT, and offers tremendous benefits to customers of all sizes. Cloud services are simpler to acquire and scale up or down. Both application and infrastructure vendors have a key opportunity to GROW and expand.