Where are cloud services in Ireland today? Based on ‘Cloud Services Report in Ireland 2014’ this presentation will examine the current preferences for cloud infrastructure services in Ireland and the reasons underpinning these preferences. In addition this presentation will look at why and how the cloud model is set to develop over the next 18 months. It will encompass its opportunities, threats and challenges:
How and why Irish organisations view private verses public cloud services, and how these solutions are evolving.
Management of the cloud infrastructure (network, compute and storage) by service providers
A review of the key business drivers and the ever-growing dependence on IT to drive fundamental changes in the market model
Security in the Cloud
Cloud Security is a multi-faceted and wide ranging subject to get to grips with. In his presentation Gareth will work through a two phase customer case experience that will examine the following security challenges and demonstrate how they have been addressed.
Regulatory and legal requirements with regard to the capture/ handling of customer data and data protection
Cloud vulnerabilities
Identity and access management
Data movement
13. Where We Are Within the Range of
Opportunistic
Managed
Optimized
Ad Hoc
Repeatable
Cloud is part of IT
Assembler, broker,
integrator
Leader/expert on back-end
Supporter/adviser on
front-end
Mandater/enforcer of
architecture
Attack
Expand to hybrid
cloud
Deliver business
transformation
New business
models emerge
Institutionalize
Consolidation
Strategic use of
cloud
Streamline IT
delivery and
support
Refine
Identify tactical
opportunities
Lower infrastructure
costs
Pilot private cloud
Change
Experimental
Understanding
the cloud
Limited SaaS
deployments
Learn
“The Possible”
UK
RoI
21. Five Things to do to Prepare for the Cloud
Facilitate cloud adoption
with the business
21
Drive Innovation
Embrace new role for IT and the CIO
Build skills and
knowledge
The basics – business case, risk, governance, roadmap