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McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2013 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 7 Infrastructure, Cloud Computing, Metrics, and Business Continuity Planning: Building and Sustaining the Dynamic Enterprise
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7-2 HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INFRASTRUCTURE Infrastructure – the structure beneath a structure IT infrastructure is the implementation of your organization’s architecture
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7-3 Client/Server Infrastructure
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7-4 Tiered Infrastructure
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7-5 CLOUD COMPUTING Hottest term in technology today Cloud computing – model in which any and all IT resources are delivered as a set of services via the Internet Application software Processing power Data storage Backup facilities Development tools Literally everything
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7-6 SaaS and Multi-Tenancy
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7-7 Platform-As-A-Service The ability to change the way the software works
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7-8 Public and Private Clouds Public cloud – comprises cloud services that exist on the Internet offered to anyone and any business. Private cloud – cloud computing services established and hosted by an organization on its internal network and available only to employees and departments within that organization.
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7-9 IT SUCCESS METRICS To justify costs of technology, you need to measure its success Metrics are also called benchmarks, baseline values a system seeks to attain. Benchmarking – process of continuously measuring system results and comparing them to benchmarks
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7-10 Efficiency & Effectiveness Metrics Bottom-line initiatives typically focus on efficiency, while top-line initiatives tend to focus on effectiveness.
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7-11 Types of IT Success Metrics Infrastructure-centric metrics Web-centric metrics Call center metrics
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7-12 BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING Business continuity planning (BCP) – rigorous and well-informed organizational methodology for developing a business continuity plan, a step-by-step guideline defining how the organization will recover from a disaster or extended disruption BCP is very necessary today given terror threats, increased climate volatility, etc
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7-13 BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING METHODOLOGY
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7-14 Organizational Strategic Plan It all starts here The strategic plan defines what is and what is not important You must have a business continuity plan for what is important
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7-15 How Soon Should You Recover? Disaster recovery plan should include a disaster recovery cost curve, which charts the cost of unavailable information/technology compared to the cost to recover from a disaster over time.
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