The Networked Business  How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPaul Wallbank- Business Futurist, Author and SmartCompany ColumnistRene Sugo- Technical Director & Co-Founder MyNetFoneDominic O’Hanlon - Chief Strategy Officer, MYOBModerated by Valerie Khoo
The Networked Business  How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPaul Wallbank- Business Futurist, Author and SmartCompany ColumnistRene Sugo- Technical Director & Co-Founder MyNetFoneDominic O’Hanlon - Chief Strategy Officer, MYOBModerated by Valerie Khoo
The Networked BusinessHow cloud computing is revolutionising business
				   What is the cloud?         Millions of computers working together
Shared services
redundancy  Cloud computing is   nothing newReturn to early days of computing
Client server
Expensive
PCs took over in 1990s    ScalabilityNo capital costMore flexibleCan change with business plans
Teamwork Business relies on collaboration
PC based software works against this
Cloud services build in collaboration
Teams are more than your staffMobileworkingMobile working has been the weakness of older technologyRemote access has been complex and unrelaibleAccessible Internet makes it possible
Dismantling edificesIT is a big structure within business
Cloud dismantles most of the barriers
Big business has identified the opportunitiesBarriers are fallingCloud almost eliminates capital costs
Outsourcing services run on the cloud
Startups are using the cloud
You can get ideas to market quicklyNot alwaysfreeThe Internet has trained us to expect freeMany services have costsFlexibility is the keyCloud favours small business
The risks There are real risksAny business process involves risk, it’s a matter of identify risks, understanding and managing them
SecurityPeople over estimate their own securityCloud is generally saferComplex passwordsSecure loginsLog off shared computers
Terms of serviceAll cloud services have ToSThese can be arbitrary
   ReliabilityHow reliable is the service providerSLAs don’t matter
The case for business cloud computingFlexibility
Low entry costs
Scalability
AccessibilityMore informationwww.paulwallbank.comwww.netsmarts.com.aupaul@paulwallbank.com twitter: @paulwallbank
The Networked Business  How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPaul Wallbank- Business Futurist, Author and SmartCompany ColumnistRene Sugo - Technical Director & Co-Founder,  MyNetFoneDominic O’Hanlon - Chief Strategy Officer, MYOBModerated by Valerie Khoo
for‘Let’s Talk Business’Rene SugoTechnical Director & Co-founderSlide 19www.mynetfone.com.au
What are “cloud” phone systems?Referred to as VoIP, Hosted PBX or Virtual PBXDeliver PBX-style call features over the internet connectionNo need to buy and maintain expensive PBX equipmentIdeal for small and medium businesses as there is less capital expense to get the same call features as larger organisationsFlexible and scalableFor example, features include: auto-attendant, call transfer, call groups, call forwarding, extension dialling and more20Commercial in Confidence
21Commercial in ConfidenceWhat are “cloud” phone systems?
Uptake of hosted telephony22Commercial in ConfidenceSource MyNetFone business sales – Q1/2011
Your phone number is key23Commercial in Confidence
Benefits of “cloud”24Commercial in Confidence
Service Offering: Virtual PBXSlide 25Commercial in Confidence
Call FeaturesYou get the same call features as large corporations, but without the need to purchase and configure complex PBX equipment:Voicemail & voicemail to email for each userAuto-attendant (IVR)Music on holdCall groupsExtension dialling and call transfers  Call ForwardingAnd more26Commercial in Confidence
Which businesses can take advantage of Virtual PBX today?27Commercial in Confidence
Costs & Benefits compared to traditional Phone SystemsUpfront savings on equipmentQuick set-up - voice services provisioned within 7 business daysPre-configured Virtual PBX equipment ready to ‘plug & play’Reduced maintenance spending – no technician required on site to make changesEasy to grow or downsizeFlexibilityMonthly savings on call spend28Commercial in Confidence
Bill Analysis Example29Commercial in ConfidenceBill analysis for Air EnergiGlobal recruitment company supporting oil and gas capital development projects around the worldA recent happy MyNetFone Virtual PBX customerAchieved 80% savings on monthly phone billsBenefit from expandability of the system – add a few new phones & users every couple of monthsWith MyNetFone you could save $3289 per month off your phone bill.  That is an amazing 80%
Case StudyInconsult is a risk management consulting companyUsing Virtual PBX for 2 years4 line plan with 8 seats/handsets30Commercial in ConfidencePutting the system together was surprisingly simple and it works the first time around. No manuals, no technicians, just plug the phones in and they work! It was easier than setting up the coffee machine!C. Y. Wong, Director, Inconsult
About MyNetFoneMarket-leading VoIP provider in terms of size, reputation, innovation and service delivery standardsFast growth indicates market acceptance of our technology & that we are ‘doing things right’Publicly listed company, unlike most other VoIP providers - which means financial security, transparency and peace of mindProfitable operations mean we are here for the long termNumerous awards for innovation, performance, strength of core technology31Commercial in Confidence
32Commercial in ConfidenceMNF VoIP Solutions for Business
ASX-listed, accountable, profitable and fast-growing companyLocal Business Support Team99.9% network uptime & solid network infrastructureService Level Agreements (SLA’s)Tested for compatibility with all major IP-PBX brands33Commercial in ConfidenceWhat sets us apart:Quality
Behind the scenesThe MyNetFone cloud quick stats:24 Points of presence around Australia, New Zealand and SingaporeDedicated high speed national fibre optic networkOver 150 servers, or 600 processing coresOver 40 Terrabytes of storage – backed up every dayWith over 3 Gigbit/sec connectivity to the internetOver 80 dedicated engineers dedicated to supporting the infrastructure and our customers34Commercial in ConfidenceUsing a cloud service can give you access to technology, infrastructure and expertise that small businesses can’t build themselves.
35Commercial in ConfidenceBehind the scenesThat equates to over1.7 Billion conversation minutes per annum!
Thank you for your time.36Commercial in Confidence
The Networked Business  How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPaul Wallbank- Business Futurist, Author and SmartCompany ColumnistRene Sugo - Technical Director & Co-Founder MyNetFoneDominic O’Hanlon - Chief Strategy Officer,  MYOBModerated by Valerie Khoo
Enabling Connected BusinessDominic O’Hanlon, Chief Strategy Officer
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2010 Survey of MYOB Clients*94% - Use the  internet for business90% - Have a broadband connection74% - Use online banking41% - Buy Products on the internet30% - Email Marketing16% - Sell products or services online* MYOB 2010 Business Monitor
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Let's Talk Business Cloud Computing for SME's

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    The Networked Business How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPaul Wallbank- Business Futurist, Author and SmartCompany ColumnistRene Sugo- Technical Director & Co-Founder MyNetFoneDominic O’Hanlon - Chief Strategy Officer, MYOBModerated by Valerie Khoo
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    The Networked Business How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPaul Wallbank- Business Futurist, Author and SmartCompany ColumnistRene Sugo- Technical Director & Co-Founder MyNetFoneDominic O’Hanlon - Chief Strategy Officer, MYOBModerated by Valerie Khoo
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    The Networked BusinessHowcloud computing is revolutionising business
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    What is the cloud? Millions of computers working together
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    redundancy Cloudcomputing is nothing newReturn to early days of computing
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    PCs took overin 1990s ScalabilityNo capital costMore flexibleCan change with business plans
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    PC based softwareworks against this
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    Cloud services buildin collaboration
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    Teams are morethan your staffMobileworkingMobile working has been the weakness of older technologyRemote access has been complex and unrelaibleAccessible Internet makes it possible
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    Dismantling edificesIT isa big structure within business
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    Cloud dismantles mostof the barriers
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    Big business hasidentified the opportunitiesBarriers are fallingCloud almost eliminates capital costs
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    You can getideas to market quicklyNot alwaysfreeThe Internet has trained us to expect freeMany services have costsFlexibility is the keyCloud favours small business
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    The risks Thereare real risksAny business process involves risk, it’s a matter of identify risks, understanding and managing them
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    SecurityPeople over estimatetheir own securityCloud is generally saferComplex passwordsSecure loginsLog off shared computers
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    Terms of serviceAllcloud services have ToSThese can be arbitrary
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    ReliabilityHow reliable is the service providerSLAs don’t matter
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    The case forbusiness cloud computingFlexibility
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    The Networked Business How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPaul Wallbank- Business Futurist, Author and SmartCompany ColumnistRene Sugo - Technical Director & Co-Founder, MyNetFoneDominic O’Hanlon - Chief Strategy Officer, MYOBModerated by Valerie Khoo
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    for‘Let’s Talk Business’ReneSugoTechnical Director & Co-founderSlide 19www.mynetfone.com.au
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    What are “cloud”phone systems?Referred to as VoIP, Hosted PBX or Virtual PBXDeliver PBX-style call features over the internet connectionNo need to buy and maintain expensive PBX equipmentIdeal for small and medium businesses as there is less capital expense to get the same call features as larger organisationsFlexible and scalableFor example, features include: auto-attendant, call transfer, call groups, call forwarding, extension dialling and more20Commercial in Confidence
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    21Commercial in ConfidenceWhatare “cloud” phone systems?
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    Uptake of hostedtelephony22Commercial in ConfidenceSource MyNetFone business sales – Q1/2011
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    Your phone numberis key23Commercial in Confidence
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    Service Offering: VirtualPBXSlide 25Commercial in Confidence
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    Call FeaturesYou getthe same call features as large corporations, but without the need to purchase and configure complex PBX equipment:Voicemail & voicemail to email for each userAuto-attendant (IVR)Music on holdCall groupsExtension dialling and call transfers Call ForwardingAnd more26Commercial in Confidence
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    Which businesses cantake advantage of Virtual PBX today?27Commercial in Confidence
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    Costs & Benefitscompared to traditional Phone SystemsUpfront savings on equipmentQuick set-up - voice services provisioned within 7 business daysPre-configured Virtual PBX equipment ready to ‘plug & play’Reduced maintenance spending – no technician required on site to make changesEasy to grow or downsizeFlexibilityMonthly savings on call spend28Commercial in Confidence
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    Bill Analysis Example29Commercialin ConfidenceBill analysis for Air EnergiGlobal recruitment company supporting oil and gas capital development projects around the worldA recent happy MyNetFone Virtual PBX customerAchieved 80% savings on monthly phone billsBenefit from expandability of the system – add a few new phones & users every couple of monthsWith MyNetFone you could save $3289 per month off your phone bill. That is an amazing 80%
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    Case StudyInconsult isa risk management consulting companyUsing Virtual PBX for 2 years4 line plan with 8 seats/handsets30Commercial in ConfidencePutting the system together was surprisingly simple and it works the first time around. No manuals, no technicians, just plug the phones in and they work! It was easier than setting up the coffee machine!C. Y. Wong, Director, Inconsult
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    About MyNetFoneMarket-leading VoIPprovider in terms of size, reputation, innovation and service delivery standardsFast growth indicates market acceptance of our technology & that we are ‘doing things right’Publicly listed company, unlike most other VoIP providers - which means financial security, transparency and peace of mindProfitable operations mean we are here for the long termNumerous awards for innovation, performance, strength of core technology31Commercial in Confidence
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    32Commercial in ConfidenceMNFVoIP Solutions for Business
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    ASX-listed, accountable, profitableand fast-growing companyLocal Business Support Team99.9% network uptime & solid network infrastructureService Level Agreements (SLA’s)Tested for compatibility with all major IP-PBX brands33Commercial in ConfidenceWhat sets us apart:Quality
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    Behind the scenesTheMyNetFone cloud quick stats:24 Points of presence around Australia, New Zealand and SingaporeDedicated high speed national fibre optic networkOver 150 servers, or 600 processing coresOver 40 Terrabytes of storage – backed up every dayWith over 3 Gigbit/sec connectivity to the internetOver 80 dedicated engineers dedicated to supporting the infrastructure and our customers34Commercial in ConfidenceUsing a cloud service can give you access to technology, infrastructure and expertise that small businesses can’t build themselves.
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    35Commercial in ConfidenceBehindthe scenesThat equates to over1.7 Billion conversation minutes per annum!
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    Thank you foryour time.36Commercial in Confidence
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    The Networked Business How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPaul Wallbank- Business Futurist, Author and SmartCompany ColumnistRene Sugo - Technical Director & Co-Founder MyNetFoneDominic O’Hanlon - Chief Strategy Officer, MYOBModerated by Valerie Khoo
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    Enabling Connected BusinessDominicO’Hanlon, Chief Strategy Officer
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    2010 Survey ofMYOB Clients*94% - Use the internet for business90% - Have a broadband connection74% - Use online banking41% - Buy Products on the internet30% - Email Marketing16% - Sell products or services online* MYOB 2010 Business Monitor
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    Access to data:anywhere anytime
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    Connect with yourclients & business partners
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    The Networked Business How Cloud Computing is revolutionising businessPlease join us at these upcoming Let’s Talk Business events:New Consumer - Trends and insights for SME advantage Tuesday 10 MayMobile Internet for SMEs – Because every customer is mobile Tuesday 7 JuneLeadership Exchange - Role models for success Tuesday 19 JulyTickets can be purchased tonight at the registration desk