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Event: Webinar: Why is Cloud Computing So Compelling for Government and Education?
Why is Cloud Computing So Compelling for Government and Education? August 27, 2009


Session 1:  Why is Cloud Computing So Compelling for Government and Education?

The government and education market is poised for change. Recent data center technology innovations are delivering improved services for less money. This new model is the foundation for cloud computing. Cloud computing allows for flexible financial models that deliver utility based computing, thus offering the governmental and educational institutions a means to efficiently utilize operation budgets to avoid the lengthy and difficult capital budgeting process. This is one of the foundational characteristic and primary benefit of cloud computing. Additionally Cloud Computing can offer unparalleled scalability, increased performance and an excellent foundation for IT continuity of operations.


Join our panel of experts for a discussion on the technology enabled mission value for cloud computing and the compelling opportunities it offers government and education organizations. The panelists will detail cloud components, characteristics, and review both real and perceived barriers for cloud computing adoption.

 

Session learning objectives include:

  • Baseline a common definition and characteristics of cloud computing
  • Acknowledge real and perspective barriers to cloud adoption
  • Identify where cloud computing is already underway
  • Understand the Cloud Building Blocks and components
  • Explore Cloud Computing Architectures
  • Define the real next steps for optimizing your current infrastructure and moving to the cloud
  • Understand the drivers and challenges in federal, state and local government, and education market

 

Speakers Include:

  • Teresa Bozzelli, Independent Consultant, Government Markets
  • Kapil Bakshi, Chief Solution Architect, Cisco Systems

 

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date August 27, 2009 registration fee Free

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