The document discusses using cloud computing models to help rebuild and rapidly expand the membership of Toastmasters clubs. It defines infrastructure as a service in the context of Toastmasters as club coaches provisioning meeting scheduling, room setup, guest invitations, and other resources to rebuild club membership. The document advocates for adopting this cloud computing approach to enable public Toastmasters clubs to quickly grow or shrink their membership as needed.

1. Servers, telecommunications, storage systems, power supplies, data communications connections, environmental controls, security devices Cheat Sheet P  Public cloud: Toastmasters clubs that are open to the public R  Rapid elasticity: The capability of rebuilding clubs’ membership to fast expand and to fast contract as needed I  Infrastructure as a service: The clubs coaches whom the clubs are assigned to are to provision meeting scheduling, objects rearrangement in the meeting room, guests invitation, and other fundamental materials to rebuild the clubs’ membership . Get In The Cloud Sung-Jin, Kim SU Toast Club #1268304, Area 18, Division E, District 65 Intro Quoted by Nancy Astor, a British politician. Data Center Pictures, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_center NIST stands for National Institute of Standards and Technology. TI stands for Toastmasters International. References * “ The main dangers in this life are the people who want to change everything—or nothing! ” Problem of Flooding Data Put yourself into a CEO’s shoes in a small company with 1 or 2 small server(s) Background 1 Data Center? 2 Alternative 3 Cloud Computing NIST’s Definition of Cloud Computing My Definition of Cloud Computing in TI: Rebuilding a model of enabling the public Toastmasters clubs to grow in rapid elasticity of their membership with their club coaches Conclusion 5 Get In The Cloud Say, “ Rebuild P.R.I. ” Change our corner of the world! Ready to change? 4 Cloud Cube P R I ?