Deploying Apps in the CloudAlec Walker

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Key takeaways

• You can take advantage of the cloud• Systems of engagement offer low risk, high reward starting point• WebGIS + cloud = Success• Esri can help regardless of where you are in the cloud journey• Others are doing it

“To harness the benefits of cloud computing, we have instituted a Cloud First policy.”

Vivek Kundra – U.S. Chief Information Officer, Federal Cloud Computing Strategy, February 8,

2011

The Benefits of the CloudCost savings

Flexibility and scalability

Increased security

Shorten time to value

Shared accountability

Try before you buy

Access to innovation

“We think the notion of cloud as a style of computing is mainstream. It’s not a matter of if, it’s a matter of whenand how and where. And does this style of computing evolve on internal private systems you control, external public systems, or some combination that’s a hybrid. Regardless of how it comes down we think everyone is really moving towards that cloud-style of computing.”

David W. Cearly – Gartner Fellow, Gartner’s Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2015

How is your organization doing?

Data Center Consolidation InitiativeReducing costs and improving GIS operations

Navigating the journey to the cloud

3 month proof of concept

Evaluating ArcGIS for Desktop in the cloud

Washington

Oregon

California

Idaho

Nevada

New Mexico

Utah

Arizona

Montana

Wyoming

South Dakota

Colorado

You can take advantage of

the cloud!

Location Platform PatternsHow organizations are using location to provide value

Constituent or Employee Engagement

Field Mobility Operational Awareness

Asset management

Planning and Analysis

System of Engagement

System of InsightSystem of Record

Initial adoption driven primarily by engagement patterns

• Engagement – 80%• Record – 5%• Insight – 15%

Engagement patterns are typically low risk, high reward

We expect this to change as organizations become more comfortable operating GIS in the cloud

Supporting Small Business DevelopmentSimple-to-use application for siting new businesses

Business Development Tool–Small Business Edition

Link Census economic and demographic data

Integrating disparate datasets

Census public data API and TIGERWeb API

Comprehensive Disaster Management Location enabling the disaster service lifecycle for 64,000 responders

More effective resource management

Make better decisions

Improve disaster assistance

ArcGIS Online + Esri Managed Cloud Services

WebGIS in the Cloud

Apps

Layers

Distributed Data

GeoinformationModel

Real-Time

Enterprise Data

Imagery

Web Maps

WebScenes

GIS Maps & Data

Portal

Web GIS Deployment Patterns | Core Deployment Patterns

On-PremisesOnline

ArcGIS Online

Intranet IntranetIntranet

ArcGIS Online or Portal

ArcGIS Online or Portal

Intranet

Portal

Intranet

Portal

ArcGIS Online

Search

Make MapPrint

Expanding an audience

Forest Service Product on Demand

Centralized application + standard templates

Create maps for any forest in US

From handful to anyone connected to internet

WebGIS

Cloud+

Organizations find themselves along the Cloud Adoption Journey

Advise Need help determining the best cloud adoption strategy and plan

Enable Seeking experiences and information necessary to confidently make cloud adoption decisions

Migrate In the process of moving apps, maps, and data into the cloud

Use DIYers who are trying to get the most out of their cloud environment

Manage Repurposing resources from administering platform to supplementing capabilities

Improved Sales Execution in the Field Rapid enablement with ArcGIS Server in the cloud

Esri-managed cloud environment

2.7 million records processed daily

Automated processing and updates

Supporting variable usageSimple-to-use application for siting new businesses

Highly available, scalable systems

Supports day-to-day usage and major events

Frequent, automated data updates

Hurricane Sandy

• 14 additional servers (17 total)• Central Maine Power - 34 million hits

over 3 days• New York State Electric & Gas – 76

million hits over 3 days

2/10/2014 -11:30 amPeak Sandy Hours

Waste

Dissatisfaction

Time

Com

pute

Pow

er Actual Usage

Planned Capacity

Supporting Multiple Cloud Platforms

IBM SoftLayer

We can help regardless of where you are in your journey

Key takeaways

• You can take advantage of the cloud• Systems of engagement offer low risk, high reward starting point• WebGIS + cloud = Success• Esri can help regardless of where you are in the cloud journey• Others are doing it

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