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Microsoft Lightening Talk given by Patrick Svenburg during CloudCamp Federal @ FOSE

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patrick svenburg
sr mgr, developer & platform evangelism
microsoft public sector
psv@microsoft.com | twitter.com/svenburg| blogs.msdn.com/publicsector

government transformation
open | collaborative | participatory
IT departments
gov 2.0; social computing;
centralization; edge vs core; green;
virtualization; consumerization;

change is coming
industry
citizenry evolving web; s+s; economies of scale; high
participation; digital natives; prosumers; entry cost; elasticity; availability
wisdom of the crowd; bottom-up;

cloud computing in context
software + services

edge on premise cloud

• global reach
• user experience • exclusive access
• scale up and
• offline capability to resources
down
• data accessibility • privacy and
• consumption
• privacy and security
based pricing
• control over
security
• ease of sharing
• exclusive use of upgrades pace
and collaboration
• low latency
local resources

• collection of platforms based on a common set of technologies
• open to use and extension by 3rd parties
• integrated using ubiquitous standards
• that can be easily combined for a particular scenario
• and re-mixed later if needed

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Microsoft Lightening Talk from CloudCamp Federal @ FOSE

1. cloudcamp fose lightning talks patrick svenburg sr mgr, developer & platform evangelism microsoft public sector psv@microsoft.com | twitter.com/svenburg| blogs.msdn.com/publicsector

2. government transformation open | collaborative | participatory IT departments gov 2.0; social computing; centralization; edge vs core; green; virtualization; consumerization; change is coming industry citizenry evolving web; s+s; economies of scale; high participation; digital natives; prosumers; entry cost; elasticity; availability wisdom of the crowd; bottom-up;

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4. azure services platform/s+s

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Fundamentally, it is not about products and technology, it is about public sector governance reform
ultimately it is about choicecloud vs. client/server or mix thereofhosted: on premise or microsoft or partnershared or dedicatedpayment modelscalability needs

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