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©2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice
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Peter RahnevLead Solution Consultant/EEM Cloud Champion/Technology ServicesHewlett-Packard Company
Cloud computingfor Public Sector
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“Computing may someday be organized as a
public utility” - John McCarthy, MIT Centennial
in 1961
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Typical workflow process for Cloud–
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Automatically provision and mediate services on demand using resource pools. Flexible up/down as required
Fully Integrated into Business & IT Service Management tools and processes
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Continuous reporting and usage billing
1Consolidate & virtualize infrastructure into shared resource pools
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Design standard, repeatable service templates
3Publish through Market Portal in self-service format Market Place Portal
Service Consumer orders Service
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HP Cloud Functional ArchitectureIaaS PaaS SaaS XaaS
InfrastructureNETWORKPOWER &
COOLINGSOFTWAR
E INFORMATION CLOUDSTORAGESERVERS
Resource
Template
Design
Resource Provider Manager
Capacity Modelin
g(Resourc
e)
Sup
ply
Service Model Repository
Service Configuration
Service Usage
Service Monitoring
Quality of Service
Service Health
Management
Service Modelin
g & Design Capacity
Modeling
(Service)
Deliv
ery
SLA Compliance
Quality of Experience
Service Catalog & Repository
Order Management Billing & Rating
Service Offer
Mgmt.
Demand Modelin
g
User & Access Mgmt.
Dem
and
Resource Pool Catalog & Repository
Resource Pool Mgr
Usage Meterin
g
Dynamic Resource
Management
Resource HealthResource
Configuration
Usage Reporting
Request Processing &
Activation
Governance
• Risk• Compliance• Policies• Standards &
Architecture
Management
• Service Design• Service Transition• Service Operation• Continuous
Improvement
Business
• Strategy• Demand• Financial• Invoicing• Procurement• Client Relationships
Security
• Program• Identity Mgmt.• Application• Information• Infrastructure• Monitoring
Portal & Service Access
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Hybrid Cloud
HP proposal for implementation model– Hybrid Cloud
#2: Federated Cloud
#5: Community Cloud• XaaS dedicated and shared by
multiple org. within the same community(eg. MoJ services )
• XaaS offered by Lead Dept. , E-Gov Center/ICT Ministry
(eg. DRasS)
Prisons Probation
Police
#3: Shared Private Cloud
#1: Dedicated Infrastructure• Infrastructure dedicated to
a single organisation (eg. MoD)
• XaaS shared by other organizations
(eg.Ministry of Work and Social Protection )
Courts
Other Gov Org.Ministries
Fed. Agencies
Integration layer
Org. 1
Org. 2
#4: Public Cloud
Citizens
SMB
Enterprises• XaaS offered to
citizens and private sector (eg. IaaS)
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Identifying uses for cloud
Marketing & promotions applications
Project collaboration applications /services
Large batch or bulk processing needs
Web hosting
Test and development, load testing
Disaster recovery
High performance computing
On OnOff
Time
Capaci
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Time
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Time
Capaci
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Rapid Growth
Unpredictable
Periodic
Capaci
ty Predictable
• Lower level of security is sufficient
• Well defined integration points
• Loosely coupled processes, applications and
data
• Applications needing quick build and deploy
• Core vs. context applications and services
• For new applications/services
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Main elements of a HP Cloud solution
HP BladeSystem Matrix
• Industry leading blades
• Create a flexible, scalable architecture
• Provide superior energy efficiency
• Support high availability
HP BladeSystem
Matrix
HP Cloud Service
Automation
HP Cloud Service Automation
• Provides specific set of products/services to help customers implement the management and automation required for a cloud environment.
• Provides automation, virtualization, and workload management required to ensure efficient workloads.
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HP eGOV Gateway for XaaS
• Expose Cloud XaaS through market place portal
• Allows integrations with 3rd party and Gov’s Back End Systems
+HP DC and Cloud
Services
HP eGOV gateway+
HP DC and Cloud Services
• DC design, consulting and Cloud readiness
• Cloud Services for Design, Roadmap and Security
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HP’s Cloud Services
Planning & RoadmapWorkshop ROI & Staffing Analysis
Show me the vision Help me plan the journey Build the business case
Design and Security Pilot
Test it in my environment
Develop detailed design, implementation plan
Implementation and Support
Fast implementation and Mission Critical Support
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So, a fundamental shift
Is it worth it?
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Benefits of Cloud
COST SPEED
Improved business-IT alignment
Supported innovation
Increased responsiveness
Launched new projects
Reclaimed facility energy capacity
Increased utilization
Improved productivity
Weeks to
minutes
2x
3x
Weeks to
minutes
Weeks to days
Years to months
QUALITY
Improved service levels
Simplified management
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Top drivers for Public SectorDriver Focus
Source: Gartner, Inc. “Who Really Cares About the Cloud? An Industry Perspective” by Jeff Roster,Cynthia Moore, Kristine Pfeiler,
Cost reduction CAPEX pressures
Speed to implement
Drivingefficiency
AgilityChanging regulatory conditions
Access to expertise
VirtualisationMaximise hardware utilisation
Focus on citizen services
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Top inhibitors for Public SectorInhibitors Focus
Source: Gartner, Inc “Criteria for Government to Evaluate Cloud Computing” by Andrea Di Maio, Massimiliano Claps
Data locationKnow, control,
audit data location(s)
SecurityFISMA, ISO
27001, SAS-70 Type II
Privacy
Sufficient data protection of
personal information
AuditabilityAccess and
support of audit requirements
E-discovery
Compliant data retention,
recovery and management
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