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OhMyGov.com Issue Brief — Jan. 2011

Cloud Computing in the U.S. Government

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“We need to fundamentally shift [the government] mindset from building custom systems to adopting lighter technologies and shared solutions.”

—Jeffrey Zients, deputy director, OMB

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The Future Looks Cloud-y

Public sector CIOs are increasingly looking to cloud computing services to:

• Reduce waste• Increase efficiency • Lower IT operating costs

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A Federal Mandate

Federal agencies are moving email, web hosting and other IT

applications to cloud-based services.

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) established a "cloud first" policy

in 2010.

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Cloud computing now makes up just 0.3% of federal IT

spending

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Who’s Ahead in the Cloud?

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Who’s Ahead in the Cloud?

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Who’s Ahead in the Cloud?

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Sources: White House, OMB, GSA, Brookings, Information Week, Washington Post.

Series sponsored by Microsoft Government

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