This presentation discusses Oracle's vision for enterprise cloud computing – what is cloud computing? Why are enterprises migrating to the cloud? What are the challenges they face? How will enterprise cloud computing evolve? And of course Oracle's cloud computing strategy.
This presentation discusses the opportunities and challenges in implementing cloud computing in the enterprise. What is cloud computing? Why use cloud computing? What are the risks in adopting a cloud computing model? What are the challenges in implementing the cloud? How to create an effective cloud computing strategy?
This report looks at the various issues surrounding cloud computing: To Cloud or Not to Cloud? Who is the keeper of the federal cloud? How to maneuver through the cloud? What about safety in the clouds? Steps to the Cloud?
This presentation discusses security, governance, risk, and compliance in the cloud and recommends a course of action for cloud computing governance.
This introduction offers government agencies a detailed roadmap for transitioning to cloud computing, covering essential models, benefits, and strategic frameworks.
This presentation discusses cloud computing and related paradigms – definition and history of cloud computing, trends in cloud computing, benefits and challenges of cloud computing, cloud computing architecture, and the evolution of cloud computing to its "future state"
The authors argue that the rise of cloud computing will "ultimately serve to transform – in a big way – the information technology industry, as the shift from procuring IT “stuff” to buying IT services will be transformational across the landscape."
This presentation defines cloud computing, tracks its history and evolution, presents the IBM Cloud Computing Reference Architecture, discusses the architecture of Cloud Computing Management Platform and more…
This Article offers an initial exploratory analysis on cloud computing’s architectural and policy implications.
A year ago, cloud was squarely in the IT domain; now, it’s making its way to the boardroom. This article explains why the real story is less about technology and more about business strategy.
