The document discusses how cloud computing is becoming increasingly important for enterprise IT strategies. It provides statistics showing that 65% of enterprises currently use cloud services, and this is expected to rise to 71% by 2017. The cloud offers enterprises benefits like cost savings, business agility, and improved collaboration. It also discusses the different types of cloud (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models (public, private, hybrid), and security considerations enterprises should address when developing a cloud strategy.

1. IT Takes Charge of
the Enterprise's
Cloud Strategy
MD ALI ASHRAF
ASHIQUR RAHMAN
ARSHAD HOSSAIN

2. Overview
 Brief Introduction to Cloud Computing
 How Cloud Computing is connected with the enterprise IT
 Verizon’s report on the impact of Cloud Computing

3. Cloud Computing
 A system in which firms and individuals obtain computer processing,
storage, software, and other services as a pool of virtualized resources
 over a network, primarily the Internet.
 Resources are made available to users, based on their needs, irrespective
of their physical location

4. Cloud Computing..
 Individuals can obtain computing capabilities such as server time or
network storage
 Any standard device that connects to the internet does the job
 These resources are scalable

5. IaaS Cloud
IT Professional Developer Business End User
Different Users
PaaS Cloud SaaS Cloud
Application
Platform
Customizations
Application
Customizations Customizations
Consumer
Consumer
Service
Provider
ServiceProvider
Cloud Computing..

6. Cloud Computing..

7. Cloud & Enterprise IT
 Enterprise cloud computing is the special case of utilizing cloud computing
for competitive advantage
 Cost savings
 Business innovation in terms of unprecedented speed and agility
 Vastly improved collaboration among business partners and customers

9. Enterprise Cloud
• ITS NO LONGER A NOVELTY
• 65% OF ENTERPRISES ARE USING CLOUD
• ITS EXPECTED THAT 71% OF BUSINESSES ARE TO HAVE
CLOUDING SERVICES BY 2017

10. Cloud today

11. Enterprise cloud

12.  Security
 Agility
 Built for enterprise
 Global network & locations
 Rapid elasticity
 Broad network access
Why verizon cloud ?

14.  Verizon content transfer
 Set memory to a new phone
 Powered by wifi
 Works on any device
 Multiple storage option
Verizon cloud features

15.  Stream music and video
 Back up and & sync automatically
 Store contacts, photos and more
 Keeping stuff safe
Verizon cloud features

16. Verizon cloud

17. Cloud computing trend
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2013 2014
Storage
Memory

18. PaaS Outpacing IaaS
Platform as a Service
(PaaS)
Infrastructure as a Service
(IaaS)
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Application server
platform as a service
Database
platform as a service
Identity as a service
Storage as a service
Compute as a service
Software Dev/Test
as a service
Private
Public

19.  Public cloud
 Private cloud
 Community cloud
 Hybrid cloud
Deployment Models

20. Public cloud adoption
Yes, 13.8%
Under
considerat
ion, 11.2%
No, 54.6%
Don’t
know/uns
ure, 20.4%
2013
Yes, 20.9%
Under
consideratio
n, 13.6%
No, 52.9%
Don’t
know/unsure
, 12.6%
2014
21% use public clouds in 2014 (+50% from 2013)

21. Private cloud adoption
Yes, in
production
at scale,
11.3%Yes, in
limited use,
12.8%
Yes, in pilot
stage, 4.5%
Preliminary
planning,
4.9%
Under
consideratio
n, 10.5%
No, 47.4%
Don’t
know/unsure
, 8.7%
2013
Yes, in
production
at scale,
17.7%
Yes, in
limited use,
12.2%
Yes, in pilot
stage, 7.1%
Preliminary
planning,
7.5%
Under
consideration
, 10.6%
No, 35.4%
Don’t
know/unsure,
9.5%
2014
37% have private clouds in 2014 (+28% from 2013)

22. Cloud service value chain

23. Current states

24.  Company needs two distinct types of technology management
 Traditional
 Agile
Bi-Modal IT

25.  65% of enterprises said that cloud doesn’t compromise IT security while
36% said that it actually improves it
 Visibility
 Vendor risks and stability
 Privacy and compliance
Addressing risks

26.  Collaboration is key
 74% of enterprises believes that cloud adds competitive advantages to the
organization.
Conclusion