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Cloud Computing : The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

Cloud Computing : The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. Presenter: William Durnford Business Analyst, Team Bp. Cloud Computing Models. Infrastructure as a Service ( Iaas )

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Cloud Computing : The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

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  1. Cloud Computing : The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Presenter: William Durnford Business Analyst, Team Bp

  2. Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  3. Cloud Computing Models • Infrastructure as a Service (Iaas) • Provider users with processing, storage, network and other computing infrastructure resources. The end user has no control over the infrastructure, but maintains control over Operating Systems and Applications • Platform as a Service (PaaS) • Software as a Service (Saas) • Provides users access to applications running on cloud infrastructure from various devices. Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  4. Infrastructureas a Service (IaaS) • Cloud providers build datacenters • Power, scale, hardware, networking, storage • Cloud users rent storage, computing power, and maintenance from cloud providers Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  5. Platform as a Service (PaaS) • From developer’s point of view (i.e. cloud users) • Cloud providers offer an Internet-based platform to developers who want to create services but don't want to build their own cloud Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  6. Software as a Service (SaaS) • From end user’s point of view • Apps are located in the cloud • Software experiences are delivered through the Internet Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  7. Cloud Delivery Models • Private Clouds • Usually operated solely for one medical center or a group of medical centers. They can be maintained by the organization or by a third party and may be located on or off premises. • Public Clouds • Are open to the general public and managed by a cloud service provider. • Community Clouds • Infrastructure that is shared by organizations and supports a specific community. Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  8. Who’s in the cloud? Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  9. The Good • Flexible and scalable depending on needs • Environmentally friendly • Can be less expensive compared to buying new software and hardware Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  10. The Bad • Cloud Computing makes you dependent on your ISP. • Makes nearly all of your clinics IT infrastructure excessively reliant on the Internet • Your Medical Centre could lose control on your data. Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  11. The Ugly • Privacy • Security • Reliability Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  12. Demo Bp in the Cloud Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

  13. This session’s over. (But we’re still here for you) For assistance, please visit www.bpsoftware.com.au You can contact our Customer Support Team on: (07) 4155 8800 (07) 4153 2093 support@bpsoftware.com.au Bp Sunshine Summit 2014

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