The document discusses the advantages of open source and cloud computing for enterprises, highlighting how companies like FedEx and Google leverage these technologies for lower costs and increased agility in IT projects. It emphasizes the capability of cloud computing to provide instant capacity and reduce costs significantly while promoting best practices of open source for engineering automation. Furthermore, the Morph platform is introduced as a solution for high-volume SaaS deployment and hybrid infrastructures, enabling efficient disaster recovery and scaling options.

2. The CIO Innovation Toolkit
Open Source
Cloud Computing
Engineering Automation
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3. Open Source Consumption
Features Open source is the best platform for the enterprise to
and construct business defining STRATEGIC INTELLECTUAL
Innovation
PROPERTY. Companies that have embraced this have
Function proven the benefits of Open Source and have demonstrated
its power. These are companies like FedEx, Google, E*trade
and Apple.
The COMMODITIZATION EFFECT of Open Source
enables the enterprise to increase the number of IT
projects at lower costs thereby increase the ability to
react to IT innovation requirements. At this stage, the
Agility adoption curve of large enterprise continues up the
stack to key Enterprise Applications like CRM, ECM
and ERP.
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This is the point where companies begin to realize the initial value of Open
tio n Source - The rapid commoditization of mainstream OS, DB and Middleware.
U tiliza Most progressive companies go through a PLATFORM and MIDDLEWARE
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RATIONALIZATION. Best examples are adoption of LiNUX server, Apache
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Web Server and Java Application server.
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4. Cloud Computing Value Proposition
Typical Deployment
Instant Dramatic Cost
Unlimited
ry
Reduction
live
Availability Capacity
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30-70%
stic
Once Cloud Computing
Ela
is established users are Resources within can
able to engage provide near unlimited
“productized” capacity for burst
infrastructure within Actual Infrastructure Utilization requirements.
minutes.
Automatic Scaling
The main benefit of CLOUD COMPUTING is the provision of instant capacity and
the release of that capacity when it is not needed. Morph has developed
technologies and deployed an operational center to bring the benefit of cloud
computing to the enterprise reliably.
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5. Amplifying Engineering Performance
Management of source Build Automation and
code and components Continuous Integration
Project Management Functional and Load
and Issue Tracking Test Automation
Adapting the best practices of Open Source development processes to the Enterprise
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6. Solutions
Maestro Build and Test Automation
Morph Cloud Infrastructure
Exist Engineering Automation
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7. Maestro Technology
Project Object Model
Declarative Model
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8. Exist Strategic Sourcing
World class experience in Enterprise Software Development
Media and Brand Financial Social Web 2.0
Healthcare
management Services Networking Start-ups
Best in class technology practice
Java, RoR, Adobe RIA, Mobility
Quality
Architecture,
Assurance
Platform and
and
Tooling
Process Management, Sustaining
Acceptance and Visibility
Enterprise outsourcing enablement services
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9. Rapidly Deployable Enterprise Solutions
High Scaling SaaS Enterprise Disaster Enterprise Infrastructure
and Web Operations Recovery Expansion
The MAP Builder can simulate and The Morph Routing Center (MRC) can
The Morph Platform is an ideal platform
replicate the internal footprint of an be implemented into an “On Premise”
for high volume Software as a Service
enterprise and the Morph Routing Center platform to enable large enterprise
Vendors that require elastic platforms.
can provide redundant connections to customers to deploy a hybrid
Morph simplifies the process of scaling
enterprise 3rd parties. This allows Morph infrastructure that allows their internal
the infrastructures and provides a full
to offer cloud-based Disaster Recovery infrastructure to scale out to the cloud.
service operations team to monitor and
environments.
enforce service level agreements.
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