Realize Cloud Source with Jeem Services Imran Khan President

1. Realize Cloud Source with Jeem ServicesImran KhanPresident

2. NIST Definition of Cloud Computing Cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a Shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g network, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction

3. Cloud Source as a service SOFTWARE/HARDWARE TODAY SOFTWARE/HARDWARE IN CLOUD APPLICATION/SERVERS PURCHASED AND RUN IN ON-PREMISE DATA CENTERS APPLICATIONS/SERVERS HOSTED IN CLOUD, DELIVERED AND CONSUMED VIA THE WEB PHYSICAL DEPLOYMENTS REQUIRED RAPID SCALABILITY VIA WEB ONE-TO-ONE MODEL ONE–TO-MANY MODEL DISTRIBUTED SOFTWARE UPDATES AUTOMATIC SOFTWARE UPDATES CAPEX OPEX USER BASED USAGE BASED IT’S ALL ABOUT PRODUCTIVITY AND COST

4. Cloud Value Proposition at a glance

5. What Constitutes Cloud Computing? SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE PLATFORM AS A SERVICE INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE

6. WHY CONSIDER Cloud? REDUCED COSTS AGILITY MORE MOBILITY EASY TO IMPLEMENT END USERPRODUCTIVITY HIGHLY AUTOMATED

7. Amazon Web Services (AWS) • Set of Infrastructure as a Service (Iaas) offering mainly Compute and Storage via raw Virtual Machines in the cloud • Any platform and development framework to deploy in Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) • Full administrative control over cloud resources • Amazon has strong relationship with Oracle, IBM, Red – Provides their platform offering as a service in Amazon EC2. • Amazon continues to innovate and enhance capabilities like Cluster Compute and GPU instances for high performance computing

8. Oracle’s Cloud Computing Strategy • Leverages Amazon Web Service (AWS) or 3rd party providers as the Oracle Cloud platform • Various deployment options and architectures are available • Infrastructure Cloud – Provisions a database in a VM • Private Database Cloud • Provisions database natively • Provisions Schema in a Shared Database

9. Oracle’s Cloud Computing Strategy

10. Oracle’s Cloud Computing Strategy

11. Oracle’s Cloud Computing Strategy

12. Google App Engine (GAE) • Google’s cloud computing for developing and hosting web applications in Google’s managed data centers • Allows developers to write and test code locally in Python or Java and upload to Google’s servers. • Less commonly considered for enterprise projects because of its architectural and operational constraints • Google announced Google App Engine for Business with 99.9% SLA uptime. • GAE for Business is currently in preview for limited number of enterprise.

13. VMware vCloud Express • A IaaS offering by Vmware that provides the abilitiy to provision infrastructure on-demand via credit card and pay for use by the hour. • Users employ the vCloud API to access and manage vCloud Express services in a compatible, interoperable manner across both private and public clouds. • Cloud services using vCloud express are made available to customers via third-party hosters and cloud service providers like Hostings.com, BlueLock and TerreMark. • Pricing and support of the vCloud Express is not consistent across the VMware third party partners

14. Microsoft cloud productivity vision Best Productivity Experience Across PC, Phone, and Browser The Cloud on Your Terms Online On-premises ENTERPRISE CONTENT MANAGEMENT BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ENTERPRISE SEARCH UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS COLLABORATION

15. MICROSOFT SAAS OFFERINGS Enterprise Class Software Delivered Via Subscription Services Hosted by Microsoft and Sold With Partners

16. OFFICE 365 Bringing Together Cloud Versions of the Most Trusted Communications and Collaboration Products with the Latest Version of Microsoft Desktop Suite  • Right Offer for the Right User • Single Platform for All Users • Enterprise Quality Support • Single Sign-on • Office Pro Plus as a Subscription • Office Web Apps • Social Networking & Team Sites • E-mail Archiving • Voicemail in Your Inbox • Video and Voice Conferencing • $2 to $27 per User per Month

17. Windows Azure Platform • A PaaS computing platform that provides developers with development tools, middleware, on-demand resources, including compute storage, network and database, to create, deploy, and manage applications running in Microsoft datacenters. • Automates system management tasks, allowing developers to focus on application development enabling faster-to-market and lowers on-going maintenance cost. • Azure also enables hybrid solutions that integrate cloud services with on-premise resources. Huge competitive advantage over other vendor offerings. • Supports Java, PHP, Ruby and .Net based development lanaguages.

18. MICROSOFT DYNAMICS CRM ONLINE • INSTANT ONLINE ACCESS • Rapid Deployment • Accessible Anywhere • Try Before You Buy • Real-Time Sales Insight • FAMILIAR EXPERIENCE • Easy to Learn & Use • Browser, Outlook or Phone • Get Data On-the-Go • Increased Productivity • BETTER VALUE • Get More for Less • Low Up-Front Cost • Managed by Microsoft • 99.9% Uptime SLA $ • Full Functionality of Microsoft Dynamics CRM • Sales, Marketing, Service, Workflow, and Business Intelligence • All New Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Features Have Cloud Symmetry • Server-Side Code, SRS Reports, Data Migration, Web Portals

19. Application Scenario Comparison

20. Platform Comparison

21. How can we help? • Partner with us as we can develop the right cloud strategy for your organization • Partner with us as we have proven IT integration and consolidation expertise • We will help you build the right hybrid IT solution for your environment. • Our goal is to let you focus on what matters most, your business CONTACT US TODAY FOR A FREE ENVISIONING!

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