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Cloud Computing Presentation

Transcript: Custom Object_ Appointment Full access to the entire system Profile_ System Administrator Full access to the appointments Employee Edit Page Data Relationship Diagram Update Status Introduction Error Message for Validation Rule Scheduling Manager Appointment Validation Rule Upon Close Salary Level Email to Org Contact Workflow Rule_ Email Notification to clients How Cloud Computing Benefit Business The Interviewer Email Alert _ Send Email To Confirm Appointment Appointment Validation Rule AQF Custom Object Employee Error Messages for Validation Rules Employee Page Sample output Workflow & Other automations Position Edit Page Using Formula in Fields Conclusion PaaS Implementation Update Web Page Employee Object Page Workflows and Sample outputs Task _ Please Contact the Candidate Profile_ Scheduling Manager Position Page Automate business processes, perform tasks efficiently & increase performance HR Management Profile_ Interviewer Creating the Role Hierarchy Email Alert _ Email notification Job Offering Services Chee Kim Chen 11910445 Wenhan Lu 11863976 Appointment Validation Rule Location Profiles Sharing Settings Appointment Edit Appointment Salesforce.com Demonstration Custom Object - Position Custom Objects - Appointment Appointment Venue Rule Position Object Page Field Update_ Update Status All Workflow Rules Validation Rules & Sample Warming email upon creation Sample output System Administrator Full access to Position Object HTML Email Template

Cloud Computing Presentation

Transcript: Cloud computing is a vast term that describes a large range of services. All companies are leaning toward cloud computing to be able to grow. The cloud is been used everyday to download applications to devices and to maintain data accessible anywhere. The Cloud Presently Driving efficiencies will allow companies to grow on revenue and gross profit at an exponentially faster rate than other entities (Asprey, par. 3). Our_Cloud_Our_Future Cloud Computing Today: SEO People from the future will never lose their information, the desktop and all the data will be strictly accessed through the cloud. Plataform as a Service: SOCIAL Cloud computing is the way of the future. Is changing the way people interact with computers, tables and phones. Virtualization is allowing large companies to scale out and create this large cloud computing environments providing cloud services to resellers or other companies. There will be a lot of challenges ahead for this amazing technology but there is no doubt it will prevail for the future of humanity. “According to a recent report, 28% of U.S. organizations are using cloud computing today, with 73% reporting their first step was implementation of a single cloud application” (“Into the Cloud”, par. 1 ) Amazing Cloud will be a remarkable step in the future of education. Students will be allowed to access data anywhere at anytime. Software as a Service: People exploit cloud computing for the purpose to make everyday life easier. SmartCloud Cloud Computing PLATFORMS CMS Amazon EC2, Rackspace, Google Cloud Storage Changing_The_World Social Work Experience The future of the Enterprise Google Apps, Yahoo, Hotmail. Google Apps Engine, VCE. Infrastructure as a Service: Employees from the future will no longer need to print brochures for a meeting.Opening applications, browsing the data from the tablet and streaming images to a projector will be enough for a good presentation. The reason why the enterprise environment is completely focused on the cloud relies on the fact that, in the future, the cost of maintaining the infrastructure will drop. EasySteps People from the Future Cloud Flavors Challenges

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Transcript: Alshamaileh, Y. (2013). An Empirical Investigation Of Factors Affecting Cloud Computing Adoption Among SMEs In The North East Of England. Ph.D. Newcastle University Business School. Avram, M. (2014). Advantages and Challenges of Adopting Cloud Computing from an Enterprise Perspective.Procedia Technology, 12, pp.529--534. Avram, M. (2014). Advantages and Challenges of Adopting Cloud Computing from an Enterprise Perspective.Procedia Technology, 12, pp.529--534. Cloutage, (2010). Cloutage - Tracking Cloud Incidents, Security, and Outages. [online] Available at: http://cloutage.org/ [Accessed 10 Apr. 2014]. Dekker, M. (2014). Critical Cloud Computing. Version 1,0. European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA). Dorey, P. and Leite, A. (2011). Commentary: Cloud computing--A security problem or solution?. information security technical report, 16(3), pp.89--96. European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA), (2009). An SME perspective on Cloud Computing - Survey. European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA), (2009). Cloud Computing: Benefits, risks and recommendations for information security. European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA), (2009). Information Assurance Framework. Gartner, (2013). Gartner Says Cloud Computing Will Become the Bulk of New IT Spend by 2016. [online] Available at: http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2613015 [Accessed 13 Apr. 2014]. Mather, T., Kumaraswamy, S. and Latif, S. (2009). Cloud security and privacy. 1st ed. Beijing: O'Reilly. Oracle, (2012). Oracle’s Cloud Solutions for Public Sector. Rasheed, H. (2013). Data and infrastructure security auditing in cloud computing environments. International Journal of Information Management. Ryan, M. (2013). Cloud computing security: The scientific challenge, and a survey of solutions. Journal of Systems and Software, 86(9), pp.2263--2268. Sridhar, D., Ganapriya, V. and Srivanitha, M. (2014). E-Commerce Applications Security Aspects in Cloud Computing. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES & RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY, 3(2)(2277-9655). Steiner, T. (2012). An Introduction To Securing a Cloud Environment. SANS Institute InfoSec Reading Room. Cloud Security-Risk Assessment Data Security - Concerns and Measures to Protect Aim and Objectives [Aim] To understand security-related factors in cloud computing services that motivates/discourages enterprises to adopt services over the cloud. Initiatives to track security incidents: - Open Security Foundation Project -Cloutage.org -ENISA [Objectives] Define cloud computing Outline security-related factors in the cloud - Awareness - Risks unique to cloud services - Data security in focus Review Data Security measures in cloud services - Encryption - Standardization How to Enhance security measures for cloud service - Incident Reporting Is it a new technology? No. Is it a technology? No Mather et al. (2009) in their book Cloud security and privacy provided "definition of benefits". National Institute of Standards and Technology (NSIT) provides a comprehensive definition Service models | Deployment models | Benefits ENISA survey of cloud adoption (2009) Exploring security factors in cloud computing adoption - An enterprise perspective ENISA report (cloud computing: benefits, and risk assessment 2009) Data are the major unit for cloud services. Concerns: - Data at Rest, Data in Transit - Data Lineage - Data Remanence Encryption, does not solve the problem: - Symmetric encryption [Key management is an issue!] - Fully homomorphic (IBM) Classic security measures: Protocols, Firewalls, IDS, Isolation and virtualization Standards: quiet few, needs more though! - NIST, ENISA, ISO 27001/27002, ITIL - Focus on access control & management, other processes need to have more attention. SPI service model as presented in Mather et.al (2009, p.11) Incident reporting is very important for security measures' evolution! Definitions Keywords: Cloud Computing, Cloud Security, Data Security, Cloud incident reporting, Encryption in cloud computing Conclusions Is it all "risks and threats"? Not at all! How is it different than threats to the classic information systems? Four security threats that make the difference! Multi-tenancy | Exposure | Provider Access | Limited Auditing "Awareness is the first step towards change". Are enterprises aware of the threats? "A model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g. networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction.” - NIST Special Publication 800-145 (2011 as cited in Oracle White paper (2012,p.5)) References Security is a major factor when adopting cloud computing is considered. Enterprises pay attention to data privacy and confidentiality Despite continuous incidents, there is still a considerable move into the clouds service. Cost and efficiency

Cloud Computing Presentation

Transcript: Simplicity Objectives Work from anywhere Cost savings Cost Why did we choose Cloud Computing? Thank You! Software updates Flexible costs Improved mobility and availability Improved collaboration Flexible capacity Less environmental impact Free-$2,700 Disaster recovery and security Cloud computing is where software applications, data storage, and processing capacity are accessed over the internet instead of your local hard drive. Depends on service How it applies to SMB? Relevant Factors Fantastic flexibility Impact on business Eco-friendly What is Cloud Computing? Cloud Computing By: The IB Knights 1. What is Cloud Computing 2. Why we chose this future technology 3. How it applies to a SMB 4. Cost 5. Relevant Factors Up to 40x more cost effective for SMB

Cloud Computing Presentation

Transcript: By: Natalie Davis Shortcomings of Cloud Computing: The phenomenon of Cloud Computing is best explained by thinking of having one huge knowledge filled computer at your beck and call anytime and anywhere. All of the information that we view online is stored into different “rooms” far away from where I sit. I do this almost every day simply by using my internet browser to tap into those rooms and use information. These rooms are stored on the huge knowledge filled computer I mentioned earlier in a way that makes it easy to access from my kindle fire, laptop, or smart phone all with the click of a button. These things also can store my information conveniently online so I have access to it any time I need it. What is this phenomenon? The effects that Cloud Computing could/does have on teaching are that the teacher would not be submitted to conditions in the classrooms such as overcrowding. Teachers would have the classroom online and it would benefit the teacher because she could teach a large range of students from different areas all from the comfort of her computer. Currently the Cloud Computing is very useful for the teacher because it gives the students an opportunity to access homework from at home, work, a friends, or anywhere really. This is beneficial if you have a project guideline go out, homework questions, or even additional information that will ne necessary for the student to know on an exam. The ability to improve the conditions for a teacher is simply unmatched with Cloud Computing. It gives the student access to the teacher when needed and gives the teacher backup when a student’s complains about not having the notes, the questions that were for homework, or the study guide for the test. The teach can go over those type assignments then post it in “The Cloud” to avoid the students not getting the assignments they need. This would make it easier for the teacher because the students shouldn’t have any more than questions about the assignments since they would have access to anything the teacher makes available to them. Assignment #8 Cloud Computing resources that can be found on a computer to deliver a service over the internet. Implementation in K-12: Cloud Computing is already being used in schools today. While browsing the internet I found a story about a girl whose parents traveled so much for work she had to complete homework online after enrolling in an online high school in Indiana while she was on a ship in order to not fall behind in her studies. This is an absolute perfect example of how Cloud Computing is being implemented in schools. Children are given the opportunity to complete schooling from virtually anywhere with an internet connection and are able to do so efficiently. This girl I was speaking about received straight A’s and was expected to complete homework assignments, quizzes, and even exams while she was out of the states. I would say using Cloud Computing in this fashion would put a lot of responsibility on the child and even the parent but it is fact that it can be used to continue the education of people who are on the go. This also can be used in normal classrooms simply because Cloud Computing does not tie students or even the educator to a computer since it is all stored and ready to show in “The Cloud” for their use. I said previously that is can be virtually tapped into from anywhere so even student at a normal high school would have access to say notes, study guides, and anything else the teacher may want to put out there for their benefit. All in all Cloud Computing is definitely something that would benefit the classroom and help the teacher teach her student much more easily than it is in many classrooms currently, I do see a few shortcomings of this technology. It could very easily prevent the growth of the relationship between the teacher and the students since it would technically cover all the bases missed in class. It could also take away from the parent’s involvement in the classroom since the technology would be right at their fingertips. The main concern I would really have with it though lies in the ability for each student to have access to the technology. I am studying to be an elementary educator and if the child does not have access to the internet at home they may be at a disadvantage if they are in a class where the teacher leans solely on the “The Cloud”. That age range wouldn’t be able to drive themselves to a friend’s house or to a location that could offer free internet access. They may not even have a computer or something of that matter that could be used to get the work they needed. The responsibility would fall on the parent and if it is a busy parent this could be a huge inconvenience and cause a lot of problems between the parent, student, and teacher. Cloud Computing The effects on teaching? What Does This Mean? What is Cloud Computing? The most common example of Cloud Computing is the resource found online called “The Cloud”. This

Cloud Computing Presentation

Transcript: How does it work ALMOST EVERYONE! If you use e-mail, have a web site or login to social media or any package hosted on the web you are using cloud. Where is it Hosted Six Honest Serving Men Security is a big issue in cloud as people want to know where ther information is hosted. Microsoft, Google and Apple all host in the EU. So are not subject to the Patriot Act. Based on the internet applications are hosted in data centres across the globe information is linked to this making it accessible anywhere with internet access. What is Cloud Computing ? Cloud computing is the delivery of computing as a service rather than a product, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and other devices as a metered service over a network (typically the Internet) Wikipedia I had six honest serving men They taught me all I knew Their names are What and Where and Why and How and When and Who A brief presentation about Cloud Computing By The I T Men Limited When is it available I Had Six honest serving men they taught me all I knew, their names were what and where and why and how and when and who. Who Uses it BOTH SIDES NOW

Cloud Computing Presentation

Transcript: When Cloud is a Non-Solution: An Economic Perspective Presented by Tarek Hassoun for Cloud Computing A1 Introduction Knowing what is appropiate for "public" cloud deployment helps develop a plan to transform your architecture. SUBTOPIC 1 SUBTOPIC 2 SUBTOPIC 2 #4 #1 #2 #3 TIMELINE A2 Constant The cloud is renowned for its value on highly scalabale projects, as having a site for storage dependant upon use and of expansive resource allocation generates real economic value. However, in the event that demand is flat and predictable, an equally appropiate strategy would be to bring the application to remote scenes. Body Classic A3 Many computer solutions and applications are tied to legacy code, source code that relates to a no-longer supported or manufactured operating system or other computer technology. Conclusion A4 Close Coupling Any applications that are tightly coupled to the aforementioned constant, custom, and classic applications, either due to high bandwidth or extreme latency constraints for interprocess communication or data transport to and from storage systems or other devices, will also need to reside in the same location. References

Cloud Computing Presentation

Transcript: Cloud Computing By Jordan Stencell, Tonia Ebbers, and Kelly Manley What Is Cloud Computing Brings companies together No installation of software Software isn’t stored on your computer Computer cloud Accessible from any computer Four Types Of Cloud Computing Public Cloud Available to general public Free Ex: Facebook, Hotmail, etc. Private Cloud Single Organization Costs money Hybrid Cloud Two or more clouds put together Allows programs & data to be moved easily Community Cloud Shared by several organizations Share the same concern (mission) Why Are They Important? Connects employees Same technology on all computers Not as many tech issues Saves money Access files from any computer Difference between app stores salesforce.com Keeps in touch with customers Cost money Google Keeps in touch with businesses Free Several different apps What Businesses Should Know The Benefits Connecting Employees Time Saver Raise productivity The Negatives Need constant internet Security and privacy settings Applications cant't compete with desktop versions Cost It saves the company money Positive vs Negatives Positives Oppurtunities Wont need hard large drive Access to files Saves money Negatives Security and Privacy More access to files then needed IT people loose jobs Companies Sammina Corporation San Jose, California Been using Cloud Computing for 6 months Started using Google docs More then 1000 employees use it now Easier to communicate More work is completed in less time Most Popular Apps “We Are Cloud” who are the creators of the cloud business solution Bime. Won the 2011 award for best cloud computing app Apply analysis on data sources within a browser It also allows them to share their thoughts with people across the world Hotmail Gmail, Google Calendar, Google talk, Google Docs, and Google Sites Facebook and Twitter The End!

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