![Enterprise Cloud Computing Definitions
Blogs Office
Payroll Productivity
Marketing
SaaS Email CRM
[application] Content Web / Mobile Sales Force
Management Applications Automation
PaaS
[platform]
Dev Tools Frameworks Management
IaaS
[infrastructure]
Storage Compute Network
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![Enterprise Cloud Computing Definitions
SaaS [application] a hosted application accessed through a Web browser.
SaaS is the ongoing support of applications whose core value to the customer pertains
to alleviating the maintenance and daily technical operation and support of business
and consumer software. SaaS is a newer model of Web-delivered software offered with
a subscription instead of traditional license.
PaaS [platform] an in-cloud platform for the development and deployment of
cloud application software that is analogous to an on-premises application server with
added multi-tenant elasticity and other cloud-enabling features. PaaS offerings are
designed to support the entire application development lifecycle. PaaS includes vendors
that provide the entire stack of PaaS functionality and those that partner with third
parties (i.e. hoster) for the infrastructure component.
IaaS [infrastructure] virtual or physical hardware resources (e.g. compute,
storage, network) offered as a service with heavy reliance on server virtualization. IaaS
is a shared IT infrastructure (compute and storage) architecture provided through on-
demand services.
www.FutureCloudComputing.net 4](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/futureofcloudcomputing2011-120329104515-phpapp01/85/Future-of-cloud-computing-2011-4-320.jpg)
![Enterprise Cloud Computing Definitions
Blogs Office
Payroll Productivity
Marketing
SaaS Email CRM
[application] Content Web / Mobile Sales Force
Management Applications Automation
PaaS
[platform]
Dev Tools Frameworks Management
IaaS
[infrastructure]
Storage Compute Network
www.FutureCloudComputing.net 3](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/futureofcloudcomputing2011-120329104515-phpapp01/75/Future-of-cloud-computing-2011-3-2048.jpg)
![Enterprise Cloud Computing Definitions
SaaS [application] a hosted application accessed through a Web browser.
SaaS is the ongoing support of applications whose core value to the customer pertains
to alleviating the maintenance and daily technical operation and support of business
and consumer software. SaaS is a newer model of Web-delivered software offered with
a subscription instead of traditional license.
PaaS [platform] an in-cloud platform for the development and deployment of
cloud application software that is analogous to an on-premises application server with
added multi-tenant elasticity and other cloud-enabling features. PaaS offerings are
designed to support the entire application development lifecycle. PaaS includes vendors
that provide the entire stack of PaaS functionality and those that partner with third
parties (i.e. hoster) for the infrastructure component.
IaaS [infrastructure] virtual or physical hardware resources (e.g. compute,
storage, network) offered as a service with heavy reliance on server virtualization. IaaS
is a shared IT infrastructure (compute and storage) architecture provided through on-
demand services.
www.FutureCloudComputing.net 4](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/futureofcloudcomputing2011-120329104515-phpapp01/75/Future-of-cloud-computing-2011-4-2048.jpg)
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Future of cloud computing 2011
The document summarizes a panel discussion on the future of cloud leadership. It includes definitions of software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Charts show results from a cloud computing survey on topics such as cloud adoption drivers, inhibitors, strategy, costs, and impact on hiring. Popular cloud technologies and vendors used today are also listed.
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- 1. FUTURE OF CLOUDLEADERSHIP PANEL Led by Michael J Skok @mjskok
- 2. Leadership Panel Dries Buytaert Lew Moorman CTO & Founder President @Dries @LewMoorman John Dillon Michael Skok Marten Mickos CEO General Partner CEO @JohnDillon @mjskok @MartenMickos www.FutureCloudComputing.net 2
- 3. Enterprise Cloud ComputingDefinitions Blogs Office Payroll Productivity Marketing SaaS Email CRM [application] Content Web / Mobile Sales Force Management Applications Automation PaaS [platform] Dev Tools Frameworks Management IaaS [infrastructure] Storage Compute Network www.FutureCloudComputing.net 3
- 4. Enterprise Cloud ComputingDefinitions SaaS [application] a hosted application accessed through a Web browser. SaaS is the ongoing support of applications whose core value to the customer pertains to alleviating the maintenance and daily technical operation and support of business and consumer software. SaaS is a newer model of Web-delivered software offered with a subscription instead of traditional license. PaaS [platform] an in-cloud platform for the development and deployment of cloud application software that is analogous to an on-premises application server with added multi-tenant elasticity and other cloud-enabling features. PaaS offerings are designed to support the entire application development lifecycle. PaaS includes vendors that provide the entire stack of PaaS functionality and those that partner with third parties (i.e. hoster) for the infrastructure component. IaaS [infrastructure] virtual or physical hardware resources (e.g. compute, storage, network) offered as a service with heavy reliance on server virtualization. IaaS is a shared IT infrastructure (compute and storage) architecture provided through on- demand services. www.FutureCloudComputing.net 4
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- 6. Survey Partners &Collaborators www.FutureCloudComputing.net 6
- 7. Who took thesurvey? vendors 417 Total Responses non-vendors 46% 54% www.FutureCloudComputing.net 7
- 8. Who took thesurvey? www.FutureCloudComputing.net 8
- 9. Survey Respondents =Cloud Market Survey OnPremise Firms Respondents Stronghold 9k >1000 14% Enterprise 100-1000 employees 100k 18% Mid-Market 6M <100 employees 68% OnDemand Small Stronghold Source: 2007 US Census Bureau; IDC, Salesforce.com www.FutureCloudComputing.net 9
- 10. What would youlike to hear about cloud computing? Usage… today Drivers, Inhibitors … for the future www.FutureCloudComputing.net 10
- 11. How do CustomersCharacterize their Approach to Using Cloud Computing Today? 10% Will never use, too risky 26% Waiting to mature 40% Experimenting 11% Using for usage spikes Complete confidence for 13% mission critical applications www.FutureCloudComputing.net 11
- 12. Months Using Cloud 40% 35% 20 Average Months 30% Using Cloud 25% Responses 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% 3 10 12 18 24 36 48 60 Months www.FutureCloudComputing.net 12
- 13. Drivers For CloudAdoption Now vs. 5 years 47% 64% 113% 100% 263% Agility Scalability Cost Efficiency Innovation Capex to Competitive Mobility Other Customer Cloud APIs Opex Demand www.FutureCloudComputing.net 13
- 14. Drivers For CloudAdoption Now vs. 5 years 47% 64% 113% 100% 263% Agility Scalability Cost Efficiency Innovation Capex to Competitive Mobility Other Customer Cloud APIs Opex Demand www.FutureCloudComputing.net 14
- 15. Inhibitors to Adoption…What is Top-of-Mind? 20% Security 13% Interoperability 12% Vendor Lock-in 12% Compliance 11% Reliability 11% Complexity 10% Privacy 6% Pricing 3% Expense 2% Other www.FutureCloudComputing.net 15
- 16. What is theStrategy of Cloud Customers Today? 27% … in the Future? Private 24% 21% Hybrid 12% 39% Public 37% 42% www.FutureCloudComputing.net 16
- 17. Cloud Computing TCOis… 29 % www.FutureCloudComputing.net 17
- 18. Cloud Computing TCOis… 14 % 29 % 57 % www.FutureCloudComputing.net 18
- 19. Impact of CloudComputing on IT Manageability? Less Complex No Impact More Complex 39 % 22 % 39 % www.FutureCloudComputing.net 19
- 20. What is theImpact of Cloud Computing on Hiring? 26% Expected Decrease decrease 9% 42% Decreased None 17% No Impact 42% 32% Increased Expected increase 22% Increased 10% www.FutureCloudComputing.net 20
- 21. Top Up andComing Cloud Companies? PUBLIC PRIVATE www.FutureCloudComputing.net 21
- 22. Top Up andComing Cloud Companies? PUBLIC PRIVATE www.FutureCloudComputing.net 22
- 23. Cloud Investments ?? $713M $482M 93 deals 64 deals 2009 2010 Source: Dow Jones Company 2011 www.FutureCloudComputing.net 23
- 24. Cloud Technologies/Vendors inUse Today? SaaS (applications) • Microsoft • Successfactors • Awareness • Moxy • Teleo • Basecamp • OpenTable • Kenexa • BrightCove • Salesforce.com • Concur • Codebase • SurveyMonkey • SAP ByDesign IaaS • FreeAgent • TripIt • Intuit • Google gmail/docs • Tungle • Adobe (infrastructure) • HubSpot • Wordpress • Oracle • Jenkins • Workday • McAfee • Amazon • ZenDesk • Symantec • Eucalyptus PaaS • GoGrid • CloudBees • Google (platform) • Heroku • Microsoft • Google AppEngine • Rackspace • MS Azure • Rightscale • VMWare • Sound Cloud • Voltage • Terremark • Virtacore • Yaws ENABLERS: VMware, Cisco, Oracle, Citrix, Akamai, Dell, HP, EMC, NetApp, IBM, Infomatica, Equinix, RedHat www.FutureCloudComputing.net 24
- 25. Cloud Technologies/Vendors Plannedto Use? SaaS (applications) • Asigra • Facebook • Geckoboard • Kaazing IaaS • Seesmic • Pentaho (infrastructure) PaaS • Acquia (platform) • Cumulogic (Intentionally blank – no • Egnyte one new mentioned) • Mnesia • MongoDB • Openstack • Yahoo Pipes ENABLERS: VMware, Cisco, Oracle, Citrix, Akamai, Dell, HP, EMC, NetApp, IBM, Infomatica, Equinix, RedHat www.FutureCloudComputing.net 25
- 26. Cloud Vendor’s Infrastructureis… Public Cloud Hosted 49% Co-located 27% Privately Owned 24% www.FutureCloudComputing.net 26
- 27. How Vendors UseCloud Services Other 2% CMS, CRM, Web Mail, VOIP Search 12% App Server 27% Database 28% Storage 30% www.FutureCloudComputing.net 27
- 28. Vendor’s Primary RevenueSources 28% 16% 11% 11% 10% 10% 6% 5% 4% SaaS Other Hosting Fees Support Consulting Custom Appliance Training Other Subscription Services 1 SW/HW Sales Fees 1Services (other than custom software/hardware development www.FutureCloudComputing.net 28
- 29. What Services doVendors feel they need to provide for use in the Future? www.FutureCloudComputing.net 29
- 30. Most Likely sectorsdisrupted by Cloud Computing over the next 5 years www.FutureCloudComputing.net 30
- 31. Least Likely sectorsdisrupted by Cloud Computing over the next 5 years www.FutureCloudComputing.net 31
- 32. Cloud Revenue Projections($m) Iaas, Paas & SaaS Revenue $25,000 $21,057 $20,000 $17,538 $15,000 $14,104 $11,296 $10,000 $8,814 $6,891 $5,000 $- 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 www.FutureCloudComputing.net 32
- 33. What % ofYour Computing is in the Cloud Today? …in +5 Years? today 10% None +5 yrs 3% 38% 25% 14% 14% 50% 26% 22% 75% 34% 17% 75% predict 100% 2/3rds of computing 23% will be in the Cloud! www.FutureCloudComputing.net 33
- 34. You asked forit – we covered it… Cloud usage… today Drivers Inhibitors … for the future www.futurecloudcomputing.net Full details of the survey, plus thought leadership… @futureofcloud www.FutureCloudComputing.net 34
- 35. Cloud Storm isBrewing! • Private and Public Clouds are gathering • Hybrid, Interoperability are going to cause a storm • Security, Compliance & Vendor lock-in are going to rain on the parade • As Mobility surges • Lightning may strike twice – Agility, Innovation – for Competitive Advantage • Impact on IT manageability, Staffing is still unclear, but TCO should be reduced www.FutureCloudComputing.net 35
- 36. A big thankyou from North Bridge to… John Dillon Dries Buytaert Lew Moorman Marten Mickos CEO CTO & Founder President CEO www.FutureCloudComputing.net 36