When Nate Rushfinn, Certified Enterprise Architect with CA Technologies’ Public Sector, presented “A Cloud Model That Works for the Federal Government” at the 2011 Digital Government Institute Cloud-Enabled Government Conference & Expo, attendees wanted more. Session attendees called the presentation “fantastic” and said Rushfinn gave an "excellent presentation about guidelines for going to cloud”. Several attendees also expressed an interest in hearing more specifics related to the topics covered during the session. Now, Rushfinn is back with “Cloud that Works for the U.S. Government: In Depth,” further exploring the subjects covered in his original presentation in this new webinar.
Tune in to learn more about the NIST model of cloud, moving applications to the cloud, virtual private clouds and more. Rushfinn will speak to the ROI of cloud implementation and address concerns about security. Your agency needs a cloud model that works. Do not miss this opportunity to hear understandable, plain-language specifics about how to achieve that model from well-respected industry expert.
Attendees will:
- Understand when the government should buy cloud services vs. when to build them
- Learn how to secure the cloud by understanding identities, communities and access control
- Explore cloud architecture and NIST SP-500-292
Speaker:
Nate Rushfinn
Certified Enterprise Architect
CA Technologies Public Sector
What Attendees Said About Nate Rushfin's Session at DGI's September Cloud-Enabled Government Conference:
- "Great look at cloud concerns and what to ask providers; very interesting; well done."
- "Provided good information on how to build a secure cloud."
- "Excellent presentation about guidelines for going to cloud."
- "Great presentation!!! Excellent slides and presenter was a wealth of information. Would like to hear more specifics."
- "This was a good summary of what to consider in planning a cloud transition."
- "Fantastic. Most understandable meaning of any speaker."
- "Return to fundamental questions to gain useful answers was much needed and appreciated."
