The document discusses the future of cloud computing, including its disruptive possibilities and potential risks. It describes cloud computing as computing as a service distributed over the internet that provides flexible resources users pay for as they use. The future of cloud computing is predicted to see software as a service take the lead over infrastructure and platform services. Public cloud usage is projected to decline while private and hybrid cloud models increase. Cloud computing is also projected to have widespread socio-economic impacts through its effects on business, IT, and society.

1. THE FUTURE OF
CLOUD COMPUTING
By
Jude Dias, Sajjad Safraz, Latiful Islam, Reza Al Mahmud

2. What are we COVERING TODAY?
What is Cloud Computing and
what does it’s Future look like?
Service & Deployment Models
Socio-Economic Impact

3. CLOUD COMPUTING
Introduction & the Future of

4. SO WHAT IS THE CLOUD?
Simply put, this is computing as a service
distributed over the internet.[1]
[1] M. McDonagh, "IBM Cloud," IBM, [Online]. Available: http://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/uk/en/what-is-cloud-computing.html.

5. Why Cloud computing?
Flexible Resources
Pay for what you Use
Self-Service Access
[2] M. McDonagh, "IBM Cloud," IBM, [Online]. Available: http://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/uk/en/what-is-cloud-computing.html.

6. Impact & future of the cloud
Accelerated production of new products
and services.
Keep up with current trends.
Information Technology is equally
available to all.
Development of Emerging Economies.
[3] World Economic Forum, "Exploring the Future of Cloud Computing," Geneva, 2010.

7. The Future
With the cloud advancing into the future, it
also brings…
Disruptive Possibilities
Potential Risks

8. The Disruptive Possibilities
Productivity and Innovation
New Jobs
Advancement of Societal Issues
[3] World Economic Forum, "Exploring the Future of Cloud Computing," Geneva, 2010.

9. The potential risks
Security
Provider Lock In
[3] World Economic Forum, "Exploring the Future of Cloud Computing," Geneva, 2010.

10. CLOUD COMPUTING
SERVICES & DEPLOYMENT
MODELS
Introduction & the Future of

11. Cloud Computing Services
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Cloud based applications owned by others that
operate within the cloud and connect to users’s
computers through the internet.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Resources such as servers, storage, networking,
and data centre space are provided to companies
on a pay-per-use basis.
[1] M. McDonagh, "IBM Cloud," IBM, [Online]. Available: http://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/uk/en/what-is-cloud-computing.html.

12. Platform as a Service (PaaS)
An environment with the framework to
support cloud based applications without
having to go through the process of buying
and managing hardware, software and
hosting.
[1] M. McDonagh, "IBM Cloud," IBM, [Online]. Available: http://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/uk/en/what-is-cloud-computing.html.

13. The Future of cloud computing
services
63%
SaaS takes lead over Infrastructure and Platform with a presence in
nearly two-thirds of organisations today.
Software as a Service (SaaS)
[4] North Bridge Venture Partners, "North Bridge," [Online]. Available: http://www.northbridge.com/2013-future-cloud-computing-survey-reveals-
business-driving-cloud-adoption-everything-service-era-it..

14. The Future of cloud computing
services
IaaS takes the biggest leap out of the three service types, with usage rising
from 35% to 45%.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
45%
[4] North Bridge Venture Partners, "North Bridge," [Online]. Available: http://www.northbridge.com/2013-future-cloud-computing-survey-reveals-
business-driving-cloud-adoption-everything-service-era-it..

15. The Future of cloud computing
services
33%Platform as a Service (PaaS)
PaaS is forecasted to take a major turn in growth over the next 5 years, with
72% of organisations expecting to carry out implementation.
[4] North Bridge Venture Partners, "North Bridge," [Online]. Available: http://www.northbridge.com/2013-future-cloud-computing-survey-reveals-
business-driving-cloud-adoption-everything-service-era-it..

16. The Future of cloud computing
services
Information
Music
Manufacturing
Video-Conferencing
News
Design
Databases
[4] North Bridge Venture Partners, "North Bridge," [Online]. Available: http://www.northbridge.com/2013-future-cloud-computing-survey-reveals-
business-driving-cloud-adoption-everything-service-era-it..
Everything as a Service (EaaS)

17. Deployment Models and the future
• Owned and operated by companies
• Used to offer quick and easy access
to computing resources to other
individuals and organisations.
• Hardware, software & infrastructure
completely managed by provider.
Public Cloud
[1] M. McDonagh, "IBM Cloud," IBM, [Online]. Available: http://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/uk/en/what-is-cloud-computing.html.

18. Future of the public cloud
TODAY
39% NEXT 5 YEARS
32%
[4] North Bridge Venture Partners, "North Bridge," [Online]. Available: http://www.northbridge.com/2013-future-cloud-computing-survey-reveals-
business-driving-cloud-adoption-everything-service-era-it..

19. Deployment Models and the future
Private Cloud
• Owned and operated by a single
company.
• They control how resources & services
are used by businesses and groups.
• Providers have more control and this
makes it efficient over other models.
[1] M. McDonagh, "IBM Cloud," IBM, [Online]. Available: http://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/uk/en/what-is-cloud-computing.html.
34%

20. Deployment Models and the future
Hybrid Cloud
• Uses a Private Cloud foundation with a
combination of the public cloud
framework.
• This is a cloud in progress where
workloads will be distributed across
data centres and both private and
public clouds.
[1] M. McDonagh, "IBM Cloud," IBM, [Online]. Available: http://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/uk/en/what-is-cloud-computing.html.

21. The future of the deployment
models
39% 34%
27%
[4] North Bridge Venture Partners, "North Bridge," [Online]. Available: http://www.northbridge.com/2013-future-cloud-computing-survey-reveals-
business-driving-cloud-adoption-everything-service-era-it..
TODAY

22. The future of the deployment
models
43%32% 25%
TOMORROW
[4] North Bridge Venture Partners, "North Bridge," [Online]. Available: http://www.northbridge.com/2013-future-cloud-computing-survey-reveals-
business-driving-cloud-adoption-everything-service-era-it..

23. CLOUD COMPUTING
The Socio-Economic Impact of

24. Forecasting the cloud
More than 2.5 billion users will connect over
the cloud by 2015 with more than 10 billion
devices.

25. Forecasting the cloud
Require 8 times the amount of stores
capacity
16 times network capacity
More than 20 times the current compute
capacity.

26. Reshaping business and i.t. fields
Pay as you go service
Software development with cloud
service
Product creation in the cloud with
multidimensional network

27. Reshaping business and i.t. fields
Sharing resource(and cost) among large pool
of users
Hire data storage capacity rather than owing
Allowing for centralisation of infrastructure in
areas with low cost
Allowing peak load capacity

28. Impact on business and i.t. fields
It allows organizations to free up resources
to focus on innovation and product
development .

29. Impact on business and i.t. fields
Cloud computing can significantly reduce
the cost and complexity of deploying ,
owning and operating business
organisation.

30. Impact on business and i.t. fields
It’s a set of approaches that can help
organizations quickly, effectively add and
subtract resources in almost real time.

31. Impact on business and i.t. fields
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HW Service
SW Service
Figure: The EU Public Cloud Market, 2011-2014 (€ BN)
4.6 € BN
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32. Impact on Society
Cloud computing has
already gained huge
popularity with Facebook,
e-mail, photo and video
sharing, buying selling of
products and services. This
is just the beginning.

33. Impact on Society
Users find the cloud to be a very scalable
and reliable form of storage.
Sharing data has also become easier and
data sharing speeds will only increase with
time.

34. Impact on Society
Maintaining storage devices and other
forms of storage is minimized greatly thus
reducing costs and time to maintain them.