Microsoft Azure : Microsoft Strategy for Cloud Computing

Microsoft Azure : Microsoft Strategy for Cloud Computing

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  Prasopchoke Pramongkit, Ph.D., NationalTechnology Director Microsoft Thailand Page 1
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  TODAY’S CHALLENGES Consumerization ofIT Distributed Workforce percent of business percent of 50 devices are expected to be smartphones by 2014 84 organizations have a remote workforce Infrastructure Utilization Infrastructure Complexity percent of IT budgets 70 percent of IT capacity 85 is spent maintaining is idle on average IT operations
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  WEB & CLOUDS Compute Storage Management Relational data Management Connectivity Access control ON-PREMISES
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  Extending Windows tothe Cloud
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  Extending the SQLServer Data Platform to the Cloud Reference Data Reporting ETL Data Mining Data Warehouse
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  Extending .NET tothe cloud with Internet Scale Utility Services
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  User-centric services thatprovide programmatic access to a user’s data and Windows Live Live Framework
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  Access user data Access information on user devices Share user’s data Access user’s social graph Access Sync user’s data user’s profile Provide news Manage on actions applications Provide access control to user’s data
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  Build, test, debug,and deploy using a single familiar toolset Client Server Services Desktop & On-premises Mobile Experiences & Hosted Servers
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  21 Sharepoint.Microsoft.com Office Labs Zurich .Net Online Plus over 150 more sites and MBS Online services Yellow box or text = pipeline
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  23 million subscribers 2 billion unique calls per year 14 billion ads per month Over 6 million songs in the Over 600 million unique users catalog Over 3 billion WW queries each month 370 million active 500 million active Windows Live IDs accounts Petabytes of data every month to millions of PCs 10 billion messages processed daily
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  PRODUCTIVITY COMMUNICATIONS COLLABORATION BUSINESS APPS MANAGEMENT STORAGE PLATFORM
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  Devices, People, Enterprises,Ads Cloud Services Software + Services Azure Services Platform ™ Platform as a Service Global Foundation Services Infrastructure as a Service Page 14
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  Applications that includethe Windows Azure Platform  Customer buys applications and Windows Azure from Partner  Partner buys Azure from Microsoft
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  Applications built forWindows Azure Platform  Customer buys Azure from Microsoft  Customer buys applications from partner
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  SOFTWARE PLATFORM INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE AS A SERVICE AS A SERVICE IDENTITY VIRTUALIZATION MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT
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  Windows Azure PlatformPurchasing Options CONSUMPTION SUBSCRIPTION VOLUME LICENSING “Pay as you go and grow” “Value for a commitment“ “Coordinated purchasing” Available at launch Select offers at launch Planned for launch • Low barrier to entry and flexibility • Discounts for commitment • Unified purchasing through EA • Optimized for cloud elasticity • Plans for payment predictability • Introduction to volume discounts Page 18
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  What customers seeas benefits of… …Windows Azure
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  Windows Azure Page 21