2. Cloud Computing Defined Cloud Computing is a model of computing, which exhibits elasticity in providingon-demand capabilities in resources as a service and being provided over the internet. Forrester. ‘Is Enterprise Ready for Cloud’. Feb 2008
12. Yes, if cloud-computing can enable ubiquitous and innovative application of IT, the way electricity did. $ threshold Traditional IT threshold New IT threshold Problems with IT application potential Decision Support Systems (On cloud)
13. Cloud computing has the potential to take-off - 2 Explosive growth of Mobile and Pervasive Computing
14. ISVs and start-ups are the early adopters Changed selling model from on-premise to a SaaS model to tap into the SME market Unpredictable demand leading to frequent scaling up and scaling down of infrastructure http://www.cloudave.com/link/moving-from-on-premises-to-saas-thoughts-on-revenue-corrosion http://blog.animoto.com/2008/04/21/amazon-ceo-jeff-bezos-on-animoto/
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16. Telecom industry has adopted this widelyhttp://www.techcrunch.com/2008/07/10/app-store-launches-upgrade-itunes-now/