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Cloud Computing – coming ready or not …

Cloud Computing – coming ready or not …. Dr Steve Hodgkinson Research Director Ovum Australia & New Zealand steve.hodgkinson@ovum.com 29 March 2011. Global/ National (big). Out-sourced Services. OperationalScale. In-house Shared Services. In-house Services. Local (small).

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Cloud Computing – coming ready or not …

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  1. Cloud Computing – coming ready or not … Dr Steve Hodgkinson Research Director Ovum Australia & New Zealand steve.hodgkinson@ovum.com 29 March 2011

  2. Global/National(big) Out-sourced Services OperationalScale In-house SharedServices In-houseServices Local(small) Resource Specificity Dedicated Customized Shared Standardized Big Picture: The new world of sharing PublicCloud Services ‘Private’ Cloud Services

  3. PooledIndustrializationInvestment Big Picture: The new world of sharing $$$$$$$$$ PublicCloudServices Global/National(big) $$$$$ ‘Private’ CloudServices $$$ Out-SourcedServices OperationalScale $$ In-house SharedServices $ In-houseServices Local(small) Resource Specificity Dedicated Customized Shared Standardized

  4. Big Picture: The new world of sharing PublicCloud Services Global/National(big) Buy off catalogue ‘Private’ Cloud Services Out-Sourced Services OperationalScale Re-engineer& re-tool In-houseSharedServices In-houseServices Local(small) Resource Specificity Dedicated Customized Shared Standardized

  5. SharedServices CloudComputing Spend to Re-Tool IT is at a crossroads

  6. It is what it says on the label - a quality service already operating at scale ... all you need to do is to decide to become a customer Cloudy is as cloudy does – the business appeal She’s a gona go like a wee beauty man ... just trust me!

  7. SaaSPaaSIaaS Cloud adoption scenarios – public cloud BU In-House IT Department or Shared Service Cloud ServiceProvider BU BU BU BU • DR • Backup • Dev & Test • Peak loads • New services • Legacy apps BU BU

  8. Cloud adoption scenarios – hosted private cloud BU In-House IT Department or Shared Service Cloud ServiceProvider Private Cloud BU VPN SaaSPaaSIaaS BU BU BU • DR • Backup • Dev & Test • Peak loads • New services • Legacy apps BU BU

  9. Cloud adoption scenarios – in-house private cloud BU In-House IT Department or Shared Service Cloud ServiceProvider Private Cloud BU VPN SaaSPaaSIaaS BU Private Cloud BU BU • Virtualization • Automation • Service Mgmt • Service catalogue • VDI • DR • Backup • Dev & Test • Peak loads • New services • Legacy apps BU BU

  10. PolicyGuidance & Advice Cloud adoption scenarios – DIY cloud BU In-House IT Department or Shared Service Public Cloud Services BU BU BU BU BU DIY and ‘stealth cloud’ BU

  11. Value add – single sign-on, integration, QA, billing SaaSPaaSIaaS PolicyGuidance & Advice Cloud adoption scenarios – a hybrid world BU In-House IT Department or Shared Service Public Cloud Services BU Private Cloud VPN BU Private Cloud BU BU BU DIY and ‘stealth cloud’ BU

  12. Management challenges in a hybrid world Service mgmt In-House Private Cloud Public Cloud Governance Applications • Legacy • Core apps • SaaS Infrastructure • Data centres • DR • PaaS • IaaS Coms • LAN & WAN • Voice • Managed IP networks Devices • Desktop/laptop • Smartphone/tablet • BYO device Security Provisioning

  13. Management challenges in a hybrid world Service mgmt & orchestration In-House Private Cloud Public Cloud Governance Applications • Legacy • Core apps • SaaS Infrastructure • Data centres • DR • PaaS • IaaS Coms • LAN & WAN • Voice • Managed IP networks Devices • Desktop/laptop • Smartphone/tablet • BYO device Security Provisioning

  14. Management challenges • Understanding the real benefits of cloud models – beyond cost savings • Finding/creating catalysts for action • Build vs. buy and private vs. public trade-offs • Analyzing cloud affinity within the app/infrastructure portfolio • Changing mindsets and enterprise architecture approach from “owning & customizing” to “sourcing & orchestrating” • Including cloud services in governance and service management processes • Thinking beyond contracts & SLAs for risk mgmt – introducing the pre-nuptial agreement and the tested Plan B

  15. To Do: • Heads up – look carefully at both the evolving cloud offerings and the new logic of cloud computing to see how they work and how they might be useful to your organization • See for yourself – evaluate cloud services offerings ... there has never been a technology this easy to try before you buy • Get cloud ready – include cloud logic in your strategy and architecture thinking – particularly in terms of security and integration • Lead - get onto the front foot with leadership of cloud thinking across your organization to prevent unwelcome DIY and stealth cloud activity

  16. Cloud Computing – coming ready or not … Dr Steve Hodgkinson Research Director Ovum Australia & New Zealand steve.hodgkinson@ovum.com 29 March 2011

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