1. Presentation to Department Heads Cloud Computing Information Systems Division November 5, 2010

2. 2 Cloud Computing  What is it?  What are the advantages and disadvantages?  How is it being used by Government?

3. 3 Cloud Computing – What is it? The delivery of applications and technology infrastructure as a service over the Internet.

4. 4 Cloud Computing – What can it do?  Business Applications Payroll Financial Systems  Email  Security  Computer Hardware Server Storage  Office Applications Word Processing Collaboration  Much, much more…

5. 5 Cloud Computing – How does it work?  Internet is the key  Resources are shared  Pay for what you use  Pay as you go

6. 6 Cloud Computing – What does it cost?  Google / Microsoft - $50 per year  Servers - $125 per month  Storage Space - $2 per month  Archiving - $25 per year

7. 7 Cloud Computing – Advantages  Scalability  Initial expense  Pay only for what you use  Disaster recovery  Security

8. 8 Cloud Computing – Challenges  Security  Control  Dependence  Maturity

9. 9 Cloud Computing – Who is using it?  City of Los Angeles 30,000 employees  Google  State of Wyoming 10,000 employees  Google  State of California 100,000+ employees  Microsoft  US Military Private Cloud

10. 10 Cloud Computing – What about San Joaquin? Evaluating: Email Archival Services Development Hardware Services E-Discovery Services Security Services Private Government Cloud

11. 11 Thank You Information Systems Division