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Does Cloud have a silver lining for SMEs?

A guide for Small and Medium Enterprises to adopt Cloud

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Promotion Partner Knowledge PartnerPresented by

Dechacca PonnappaIndustry AnalystDigital Transformation Practice

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Agenda

SMEBusiness

challengesand priorities

The power of Cloud for SME

Key Clouddeployment models

for SME

Deep dive to global success stories of SME

cloud usage

Fundamental attributes to successful

cloud strategy

The future of Cloud

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SME priorities and challenges

76%They believe in themselvesagree that SME’s are the backbone of the economy

They are growingexpect sales growth within the next 12-18 months

They want to have more fun at workbelieve that technology can make work more enjoyable

TODA

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53%

79%

They are increasingly moving to the cloudthe number of very small companies (2-10 employees) using paid cloud services will triple in the next 3 years

They are growing more comfortable with cloud services65% expect to be using cloud email services in the next 2-3 years

They think the cloud is important50% agree that cloud computing is going to become more important for business such as theirs

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Cloud heads the list of technologies that SMEs would like to

adopt!

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Cloud is the opportunity for SMEs

The power of Cloud for SMEs – Key benefit highlights

On demand- self service

Location independent resource pooling

Automatic security coverage on your data

Easy of set-up & use

Flexibility

Cost savings

Efficiency

Accessibility

Security

Always available. Anywhere, anytime, Any device

Choose from multiple choices of resources

Pay as you use

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Top SME apps & workloads on cloud globallyTO

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Blogs

E-commerce

SaaS launch

Social gaming

Batch processing

Media streaming

Test & Dev

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Communication

HR

Collaboration

CRM

ERP

Feature Phones

Time Management

8%

10%

13%

15%

16%

18%

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12%

24%

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21%

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Poll questionWhat are the benefits of Cloud that would bring value to your business?

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How can Cloud address your challenges and unique needsCloud complexity is the main issue reported by SME to adopt Cloud services

SMEs have their own specific needs

Which applications are most viable to go on Cloud?

Move all applications at once or step by step?

Can I use cloud to solve exponential data storage needs? How to provision access to Cloud?

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What type of workloads would be optimal to Cloud?

Thumb rule to decide if your workload can move to Cloud

Flexible Mix and match resources between local infra and metered infra (scalable on demand)

Realistic Acknowledge that not all IT resources are meant to go on cloud today

Conservative Experience with flexible model helps get better understanding of what compute and data have to be kept local and cloud

• On & off workloads• Over provisioned

capacity is wasted• Time to market can be

cumbersome

• Successful services needs/ grow or scale

• Keeping up with growth is a big challenge

• Unexpected/unplanned peak in demand

• Sudden spike impacts performance

• Cant overprovision for extreme cases

• Service with micro seasonality trends

• Spikes due to periodic increased demand

Inactivity

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Key use cases of using public CloudWebsites that attract users at the weekend

E-Commerce sites that boom follow an advertising campaign

Enrolment systems that depend on the calendarGaming platform that

are busy in the evening

Tourist attraction dependents on the weather

Graphics/video rendering

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Few success stories – Analysing the decision drivers for public Cloud use

Challenges Cloud strength

• Unpredictable traffic spikes• Need to scale exponentially• Need high level of automation

• Auto-scaling capability• Unlimited resources on demand• Pay for what you use• Right scale enables automation and eases operations

Scalable web apps

• Need extremely high processing power• Need to process huge workloads• Need to process workloads fast• Fluctuating utilisation cycle

• Auto-scaling on demand using metrics• Bring up large numbers of servers fast• Throw huge numbers of servers at the problem• Pay for what you use and when you need it

Batch processing

• Run a scaled down deployment replica• Use server templates to spin up deployments fast

anywhere• High level of automation for smoother failover

• Need infrastructure in a different location• Don’t want to pay for hardware and not use it• Need to be able to launch a new deployment

anywhere fast• Affordable disaster recovery

Disaster recovery

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Case Study: Cloud technology runs their gaming business

The most important factor for the gaming business to succeed is the uptime of the website to be supported 24x7 and with guaranteed 99.9% uptime

Challenge

Cloud architecture that would run the gaming portal and all applications - servers that run the website and mobile version

SolutionHigh performance, availability and scalability on Cloud

Result

• Over 200,000 users come to the gaming site to play games on a daily basis. The need is basically to have infrastructure that can ensure high performance during peak traffic, incredible user experience, scalable and reliable network infrastructure that runs the website and mobile versions

• 60% reduction in TCO and substantial increase in ROI

• Pay-by-use utility computing experience and cost savings

• 100% uptime and higher user satisfaction

• During times when the portal run campaigns, the number of users logging into the portal are huge. Cloud helped to build capability to quickly ramp up compute infrastructure to ensure optimum performance

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Address data explosion issues through Cloud

All flavours of storage your enterprises need is on the Cloud

Data stored in fixed-size ‘blocks’ in a rigid arrangement – ideal for enterprise databases

Data stored as ‘objects’ in scalable ‘buckets’ – ideal for unstructured big data, analytics and archiving

Data stored as ‘files’ in hierarchically nested ‘folders’ – ideal for document sharing

Block storage

Object storage

File storage

Structured data

Unstructured data

Segregate your data and choose the cost of your

storage

Frequently accessed

Not so frequently accessed

Archival data

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Leverage the benefits of automated security management in Cloud

SystemNetworkPhysicalCloud service provider’s security

methodologyReliable protection with guaranteed

service level agreements High skilled security professionals

Rapid reconstruction ofsecurity outlook

Adhere to compliance and validation

Decrease your investment in security systems

Standardisation in Cloud makes security management easier

Implement your custom policies Manage authentication and authorisation in new ways

Shift the Security management ownership to your Cloud service provider

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Cloud may not be the solution for all workloads

Low latency

Very high performance application (disk I/O and network)

Hardware dependency

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Very high performance applications (Disk I/O and Network)

Low latency

Hardware dependency

• Database with very high I/O requirements• Application with very high I/O requirements

• High performance storage• No tolerance for I/O

performance fluctuations

• Database replication and clustering that requires very high network throughput• Need for high performance network storage

• Poor application design• Legacy Enterprise apps

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Key questions about Cloud

Questions about Cloud

When can my business decide to move to Cloud?• When starting a new company Cloud solutions offer an affordable start up with a monthly service fee.• When a server reach’s its end of life, Cloud solutions are may become more affordable than purchasing new equipment.• When your business needs to stabilise expenses, Cloud solutions have flat monthly cost with predictable cash flow

How to access the Cloud?• You can access the Cloud anytime and anywhere you have an internet connection and from almost any device. • There are applications that you can install to access from multiple other clouds or global locations

Can I run legacy applications on Cloud?• Many legacy applications are built and only run on outdated technology. If a problem or upgrade is needed for the

application it is very expensive or impossible to move or upgrade the technology.• By utilising the application on the virtualised server in the Cloud, it allows it to run efficiently on a new technology platform

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Key questions about Cloud

Can my business do a partial Cloud solution or all at once?• A partial Cloud solution, is ideal as technology comes to its end of life.• A partial Cloud solutions should be considered when using graphics heavy software programs. These types of programs

perform better on the local client machine.• If your business and staff want to try the Cloud out prior to going completely into the Cloud, a partial Cloud solution for

email, calendar, and collaboration are great ways to get started.

Is the Cloud expensive?• Cloud solutions are priced according to usage.• The Cloud has a lower set up cost versus large technology investments for onsite servers• With public Cloud environment, businesses would be eliminating servers and applications, which eliminates the energy costs

to run the systems.

Questions about Cloud

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Poll questionWhen is your organisation likely to adopt Cloud?

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Your journey forward to the Cloud

Do it yourself

Involve a Cloud service provider

Align your strategy with your business objectives

Identify target applications for migrations to or initial

build on Cloud

Understand unique Cloud requirements for

your applications

Prioritise applications by Cloud readiness

Select the best suited IaaS provider

Design application architectures that reflect

Cloud best practices

Develop an end to end plan from strategy to

implementation

Discover cost savings opportunities

2 ways to do your Cloud strategy

Data capture and analysis

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The last word

Data archiving and cold storage with tiered storage automation for frequently and infrequently accessed data will bring efficiencies

of scale in data storage cost

Proliferation of application into Cloud will shift

application being developed for the Cloud than for

desktops.

Using Cloud for disaster recovery purposes is fast gaining popularity as they

overcome the limitations of traditional recovery services

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Our service portfolio

Sales Application

Service Application

Collection Application

Research Application

Mobile Device

Management (MDM)

Fleet Tracking School Bus Tracking Asset Tracking Workforce Tracking Automated Meter

Reading (AMR)

Toll Services

Call Register Services

(CRS)

Hosted IVR

Short Messaging

Services (SMS)

Conferencing

Business Application

Enterprise Connectivity

Mobility Solutions

IoT Solutions

Marketing Solutions

Enterprise Collaboration

ILL

MPLS VPN

Leased Line

L2 Multi Cast

Voice Solutions

International Bridging

Services (IBS)

Managed Security IDC Services CDN Mobile

Photon

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Ayaz SiddiquiProduct Marketing – Managed Services

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QuestionsPlease enter any questions you may have into the

chat interface on your screen

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FeedbackFor more information on Cloud solutions

Email: [email protected]: 1800 266 1800Request your valuable inputs at the end

of the webinar. The feedback form will open automatically.

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