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Cloud computing for Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
1. Federal Cloud Computing:
Briefing to Department of Transportation
Kevin L. Jackson
Vice President & General Manager
NJVC Cloud Services
May 2012
2. The New IT Era
IDC September 2008
rev date 5/20/2012
3. Cloud Computing
Not a new technology but a new approach in the provisioning and
consumption of information technology
A services oriented architecture (SOA) implemented typically on a virtualized
infrastructure (compute, storage, networks) using commodity components
coupled with highly automated controls enable the five essential
characteristics of cloud computing.
Key Benefits Key Concerns
Significant cost reductions Standards
Reduced time to capability Portability
Increased flexibility Control/Availability
Elastic scalability Security
Increase service quality IT Policy
Increased security Management /
Ease of technology refresh Monitoring
Ease of collaboration Ecosystem
Increased efficiency
4. Relational Databases and the
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storage, flat storage
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Germany … architectures and
internet scaling.
Volkswagen … German
Volkswagen, Truck
Audi …
Search …
Toyota
Country
Japan Honda
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Mazda
Database
Ford …
design, database
US Chrysler tuning no longer
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GM …
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infinite scalability
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5. Traditional Analytics
Traditionally, lexical
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searches, filtering or Boolean
search attributes are used to
reduce data to a “working set”.
••••••••••• Analytical tools are then applied
to this “working set”.
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••••••••••• Tools/Analysis Reports/Conclusion
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All Data Sources / Types
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6. Cloud Enables Searching All the
Data, All the Time
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••••••••••• Reports/Conclusions
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7. Cloud Computing: Value and
Capabilities
Time
Reduce time to deliver/execute mission.
Increase responsiveness/flexibility/availability.
Cost
Optimize cost to deliver/execute mission.
Optimize cost of ownership (lifecycle cost).
Increase efficiencies in capital/operational
expenditures.
Quality
Achieve environmental improvements.
Realize experiential improvements.
10. GSA IaaS BPA Holders
Vendor Cloud Storage Virtual Machines Web Hosting
Apptis, Inc. X X
AT&T X X
Autonomic Resources X
Carahsoft X
CGI Federal Inc. X X
Computer Literacy World (NJVC) X X X
Computer Technology Consultants X X X
Eyak Tech LLC X X X
General Dynamics Information X
Technology
Insight Public Sector X
Savvis Federal Systems X X
Verizon Federal Inc. X
11. Agency Challenge
Focus on mission, not technology
Departments/agencies will use multiple clouds
Normalized comparison of cloud service provider
(CSP) offerings
Holistic view for managing and monitoring CSPs
Avoidance of vendor lock-in
Realization of both economic and operational value of
cloud computing
17. C&A vs FedRAMP
Standard Certification & Authorization
100% of required agency controls
60-90 days to complete
$80k-$300K
Repeat with each new agency: 5 agency cost $400K-
$1.5M
FedRAMP (290 Controls)
80% of required agency controls
60 days to complete
$65-$240K
Agency specific controls for new implementations: 5
agency cost $65K-$365K
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24. Federal CSB Challenges
FISMA
FEDRAMP
Federal Identification/Authorization
Federal Acquisition Regulations
New Acquisition Models
25. Summary
Federal government is rapidly adopting
cloud computing
Not a new technology but a new business
model
Can provide enhanced mission capabilities
at reduced cost
FedRAMP in place soon to govern security
Cloud Service Brokerage will augment
traditional Federal System Integrators
26. Thank You !
Kevin L. Jackson
Vice President
General Manger
NJVC Cloud Services
(703) 335-0830
Kevin.jackson@NJVC.com
http://www.NJVC.com
http://kevinljackson.blogspot.com
http://govcloud.ulitzer.com