The document highlights key benefits and functionalities of cloud computing, including cost efficiency, agility, security, and scalability. It discusses various applications across fields like mHealth, disaster recovery, security compliance, microservices, and collaboration tools. Additionally, it touches upon the Internet of Things (IoT) and the types of sensors and computing involved.

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2. Why Cloud?
The usual suspects:
•Cost
•Agility
•Time to value
•Security
•Scale

3. Analytics
• Historical
• Streaming
• Predictive
• Biz Intelligence
• Model Building
• Cloud Bursting
• Real-time Dashboards

4. mHealth Initiatives
• Always On & No training required
• Carrier network = no WAN
• Social & Instant feedback
• Real-time GP / EDU / Alerts
• Lower $barrier to entry
• New UI to old Systems
• Remote health (ZA SMS)
• In vehicle C2B B2B M2M

5. Disaster Recovery
• Active / Passive
• Active / Active
• Regions vs Zones
• Dev / Test / Integration
• PROD+DR / Distributed N+1
• Snapshots vs Backups
• Fail over vs Always On

6. Security & Compliance
• Compliance vs Regulation
• HIPPA / SOX / NIST
• Security / PCI / Encryption
• Data @ Rest vs in Motion
• ITIL / CoBIT / Frameworks
• Data Sovereignty & Locality
• Data Breaches / Data Leaks
• 3,000 bodies vs 3 bodies ;-)

7. MicroServices & Containers
• Virtual Machines
• Containers & MicroServices
• Server-less Computing
• LAMBDA vs ZETA
• Kerbenetes, Docker & Mesos
• LPARS, BSD Jails & Solaris zones

8. Collaboration
• Google Docs
• Office 365
• EtherPad
• Skype
• Facetime
• Google Hangouts
• WebEx / On24 et al
• Digital Whiteboards

9. The IoT
• Dumb Sensors
• Smart Sensors
• Human 2 Machine
• Machine 2 Machine
• Cognitive Computing
• Industrial Internet
• Siri vs Watson

10. The IoT
• Dumb Sensors
• Smart Sensors
• Human 2 Machine
• Machine 2 Machine
• Cognitive Computing
• Industrial Internet
• Siri vs Watson