The document discusses Fujitsu's cloud computing strategies, highlighting the company's experience as a global ICT solutions provider and the key benefits of various cloud service models. It identifies common challenges faced by IT professionals and emphasizes the importance of adapting service management functions to the cloud business model. Additionally, it outlines the future of cloud services and promotes Fujitsu's offerings in cloud assessment and advisory services.

1. UNCLASSIFIED© Copyright 2011 Fujitsu Services LimitedTime is an illusion, cloud time doubly so!Ian Mitchell – FujitsuCloud Computing World Forum22 June 2011

2. 1UNCLASSIFIEDIntroductionFujitsu UK&I Chief Architect responsible for:Technical Strategy (3 years out) & Governance, Innovation & Incubation, Thought Leadership and SustainabilityFujitsu cloud experience:Global ICT-based business solutions provider; approximately 170,000 employees supporting customers in 70 countries; Reported revenues of US$55 billion for fiscal year ended March 31, 2011

3. Many 100’s of medium/large enterprise cloud projects/implementations

4. $1bn invested in cloud during 2010 and continues

5. First organisation to deliver HA IaaS for enterprise organisationsA brief look at cloud adoption based upon a Fujitsu published practical guide to the cloud of findings from an qualitative CIO level research engagement

6. 2UNCLASSIFIEDAn amorphous blobA quick refresher of what Fujitsu mean by cloud:Cloud ServicesCloud locationIt’s Cloud if…You access it over internet technologies

7. You can consume instantly and pay per usage

8. You can start and stop, scale up or down

9. You share the same service with others

10. It is self servicePublicBusiness Process(BPaaS)Data(DaaS)Software(SaaS)Platform(PaaS)Infrastructure (IaaS)CommunityPrivate

11. 3UNCLASSIFIEDFret workSenior IT professionals Headaches:Business Information Security

12. Ensuring cloud makes commercial sense

13. Performance

14. Management of multiple cloud vendors