2012 Enterprise Cloud Computing Strategy Analysis

In the first two years, one of the most frequently asked key questions that corporate users have asked their IT department is: "What exactly cloud computing can do for my business?" While most businesses feel they Cloud computing is well understood, but few people can confidently answer questions about the role of their role.

The survey results show that cloud computing solutions that are denied by enterprises are far more numerous than those already accepted and seem to be able to explain more easily and easily what IT is becoming more and more unmanageable by cloud computing It's

It's not that businesses want cloud computing problems; it's cloud computing itself. In fact, it is precisely the cloud computing has not met the expectations of some people in some aspects, but business users still do not find all the answers they need.

So, companies in the end what the cloud computing hopes? This cloud computing vision list outlines five top priorities for cloud computing success.

1. Mass storage cost-effective strategy

The high cost of hosting a core library in cloud computing has become the biggest hurdle in cloud computing implementations. On the other hand, deployment deployments have exploded in the last five years due to the low storage costs of departmental servers ($ 2 for 2GB). While enterprise storage costs more than five times the price of departmental storage, the cost of cloud computing storage is even as high as 10 to 30 times. Unless the cost of cloud computing storage fell to at least the level of enterprise-class storage applications, or the vast majority of business users will abandon the cloud-based mass storage.

2. Graded storage seamless overall approach

Currently there are several technology options for storing data in the data center, memory, flash memory, and spinning media. Cloud computing adds yet another layer to it, and if we assume that cloud computing stores set the price and performance layers, it adds another two layers. To control data migration between tiers and layers, planners of cloud storage for both pre-installed storage and cloud computing need to develop a virtual storage mapping strategy based on access efficiency, pricing, and availability policies.

3. Management API standard set for SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS

Everyone familiar with network and device management knows that each type of network device has a basic Management Information Base (MIB) that can be used to extend the capabilities of special hardware devices or vendors. This also applies to cloud computing; the basic problem rules and governance standards apply to multiple vendors and cloud computing models: SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS.

4. A comprehensive audit approach to managing cloud computing security

Most businesses do not think security is a major obstacle to cloud computing applications; cost is the most important obstacle. However, everyone agrees that security is a big dilemma even if cost issues are addressed. Although the exploration that has been done on government certification of cloud computing data security is useful but not authoritative, especially in the private sector.

Businesses need to implement an audit activity that assesses the risk level and method of verification and protection. Some vendors provide these capabilities, but businesses are not keen on overall security management space capabilities. Security will be the next major obstacle if cloud computing costs are resolved.

5. Accurate data on actual coverage, costs and benefits for the cloud computing market

One of the major potential problems with cloud computing projects may stem from the misunderstanding and misinterpretation of the benefits of this technology. While advanced operations management, which claims that cloud computing can deliver large-scale internal IT replacement cost savings, has pushed the envelope for cloud computing to further deepen, though this has not been proven. IT administrators have reservations about whether the market ignores this issue. Cloud computing professionals say it would be very beneficial for cloud computing to grow if senior executives launch cloud computing projects that have real strengths and weaknesses.

The cloud computing vision is not as frustrating as it literally appears. In fact, this is a boon to cloud computing. Any new technology at its earliest stages was puzzled about where, when and how it was applied, but ultimately achieved the return on investment in business. Any pilot project poses practical problems; each one depends on the balance of value between the buyer and the seller. These five cloud computing visions are the key to achieving a balanced cloud computing needs balance between buyers and sellers in the enterprise.