Cloud Computing Direction in Thailand
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This document discusses trends in cloud computing in Thailand. It outlines how cloud computing is changing IT infrastructure by moving it to centralized, large-scale facilities (cloud data centers) and delivering it as a service. It notes that cloud computing is becoming more integrated across services like computing, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics and more. The document also addresses opportunities and challenges for cloud adoption in Thailand, like the need for skills development, issues around data security and privacy regulations, and a lack of cloud service providers and awareness.
Cloud Computing Direction in Thailand
- 1. Cloud Computing Direction in Thailand Assoc. Prof. Dr. Thanachart Numnonda Executive Director IMC Institute 15 February 2013
- 2. Trends 2
- 3. Cloud Computing Mobile Computing Social Technologies Information 3
- 4. Gartner Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends 2012 2013 Media tablets and beyond Mobile Device Battles Mobile-centric applications and Mobile Applications and HTML5 interfaces Personal Cloud Social &contextual user experience Enterprise App Stores Application stores and marketplace The Internet of Things The Internet of everything Hybrid IT and Cloud Computing Next-generation analytics Strategic Big Data Big data Actionable Analytics In-memory computing In Memory Computing Extreme low-energy servers Integrated Ecosystems Cloud computing 4
- 5. Cloud Computing change IT as electricity industry 5
- 6. Comparison of Traditional Marketing solutions with Cloud Marketing.. Traditional Marketing Cloud Marketing Solution (on Premise) (as a Service) 6
- 7. Three layers of Cloud services Source : รอบรู้เรื่อง Cloud: http://thumbsup.in.th/ 7
- 8. Deployment Models Source : รอบรู้เรื่อง Cloud: http://thumbsup.in.th/ 8
- 9. The Cloud 9
- 10. “The cloud has flattened IT the way networks flattened the world.” Cisco’s Vice President of Engineering Vivek Mansingh, 2012 10
- 11. “Gartner forecasts public cloud services to be worth $109 billion this year, while the EU expects the cloud to add as much as $206 billion to annual GDP between now and 2020.” 11
- 12. “At year-end 2016, more than 50 percent of Global 1000 companies will have stored customer-sensitive data in the public cloud.”. Gartner Prediction 2012 12
- 13. “Public and private IT cloud services will generate nearly 14 million jobs worldwide by 2015.” IDC, March 2012 13
- 14. 9 Trends that Impact the Future of Mobile Cloud Computing Enterprise and consumer mobiles apps are getting increasingly smart Phone network providers are trying to climb up the value chain. 4G LTE compatible devices are supporting bandwidth intensive applications The entry of iPads into the enterprise space HTML5. 14
- 15. 9 Trends that Impact the Future of Mobile Cloud Computing The rise of mobile commerce Fragility of mobile devices. Increase in the worker mobility Fragmentation of devices. 15
- 16. Change 16
- 17. Change! In Software Industry It's not just a platform change. You can't charge the same amount. It's changing your world. Source : 3 ways big software companies may fail in the cloud: 17
- 18. Software Applications Today Support large number of users Run on any devices Location is no longer important Require high scale servers / storages; more complicate hardware Need to develop high scale applications; more complicate architectures 18
- 19. Cloud Computing : SaaS Gmail Google Apps Dropbox Salesforce.com Zoho Microsoft Office 365 Etc. 19
- 20. SaaS Impacts! Software business model with change from licensing model to subscription (pay as you go) Opportunity for SME : Cheaper software? Software runs anywhere, anytime, any sdevice Users can buy/ use software from anywhere without knowing the origin as long as they connected to the Internet Less customer loyalty 20
- 21. Mail Servers / Solutions 21
- 22. IaaS Impacts! IaaS is not just a normal hosting; it requires large investment on a data center. Different architecture and business model. Fewer large cloud data center in ASEAN will survive Need to compete with big giants; Amazon, Google, Oracle, etc. 22
- 23. PaaS Impacts! Software development will shift toward the cloud. Software company may develop their applications on public IaaS/Paas; Microsoft Azure, Google App Engines, Heroku, Amzaon S3 Require new skills No boundary for selling softwares as long as your infrastructure is ready. 23
- 25. Software Development on IaaS Comparing IAAS and PAAS: A Developer’s Perspective: aCloudyspace 25
- 26. Software Development on PaaS Comparing IAAS and PAAS: A Developer’s Perspective: aCloudyspace 26
- 27. Cloud PaaS 27
- 28. Cloud Integration Cloud services are becoming more integrated and business friendly: – Microsoft Azure + PHP + Java – Force.com + Heroku + Spring – Amazon Web Services – EC2, S3 – Google App Engine – Exo IDE 28
- 29. Most Important Skills Needed for Cloud Computing Business & Financial Skills Technical Skills Enterprise Architecture & Business needs analysis Project management skills Contract and vendor negotiation Security and compliance Data integration and analysis skills Mobile app development and management Source http://www.forbes.com/sites/joemckendrick/2012/08/27/the-8- 29 most-important-skills-needed-for-cloud-computing-today/
- 30. Skill Change Local OS Public Cloud: SLA Networking Applications Server Development Management Contracts Application Support Private Cloud: Hardware Monitoring Virtualization Acquisition Less More Revived New Skills Skills 30
- 31. Job mapping into cloud ..examples Source : Martin Yates: Chairman Cloud Computing 31 Singapore Computer Society
- 32. Ready? 32
- 33. Cloud Readiness Index 2012 Source : Asia Cloud Computing Association: Octberber 2012 33
- 34. BSA GlobalCloud Computing Scorecard Source : BSA GlobalCloud Computing Scorecard: Feb 2012 34
- 35. BSA GlobalCloud Computing Scorecard Source : BSA GlobalCloud Computing Scorecard: Feb 2012 35
- 36. Cloud Computing in Thailand 36
- 37. Cloud Providers in Thailand IaaS – True IDC, Datapro, Cloud Cration – Anise Asia – TOT, CAT E-Government Cloud SaaS – OokBee, iLertU – Very few local solutions 37
- 38. Thai Government Cloud Operate by Electronic Government Agency (EGA) Announced in May 2012 38
- 39. CSA (Thailand Chapter) 39
- 40. Cloud Thailand Local Training Cloud Cloud Cloud Cloud Thailand Outsourcing Data Developers Group Center Center with ATPAC 40
- 41. Issues of Cloud Services in Thailand Lack of awareness // Misunderstanding about Cloud Computing Security issue Low Broadband/Internet Access Data Protection Limited Cloud Service Providers; both SaaS (Application) and IaaS (Data Center) 41
- 42. What are the Trust Issues? Will my cloud provider be transparent about governance and operational issues? Will I be considered compliant? Do I know where my data is? Will a lack of standards drive unexpected obsolescence? Is my provider really better at security than me? Are the hackers waiting for me in the cloud? Will I get fired? Source : Achieving Security Assurance and Compliance in the Cloud: CSA 42
- 43. Key Problems of Tomorrow Keeping pace with cloud changes Globally incompatible legislation and policy Non-standard Private & Public clouds Lack of continuous Risk Management & Compliance monitoring Incomplete Identity Management implementations Haphazard response to security incidents Source : Achieving Security Assurance and Compliance in the Cloud: CSA 43
- 44. Thailand Security Law Thai Computer Crime Act came into force on 18 July 2007 Offenses in the Act can be grouped into two categories – offenses committed against computer systems or computer data – offenses committed via a computer 44
- 45. Thai Computer Crime Act the authorities have applied these provisions to block thousands of websites and to prosecute Internet users and ISPs. October 2009, Thai stock prices plunged for two successive days, following rumours posted on the Internet > charged four individuals 45
- 46. Data Policy and Security Government will be more concern on policy and regulation on data security. Discussing in terms of regulation/standards. Established a new government agency – Electronic Transaction Development Agency – Thai CERT 46
- 47. Cloud Opportunity in Thailand Smartphone sold more than 1M units/qtr; Tablets expect to be sold more than 2.5 M units in 2012 Large Enterprise start to invest in private cloud. Public cloud services especially IaaS is in high demand. Data Centers in Thailand start to offer IaaS ISVs explore SaaS 47
- 48. Opportunities for Software Industry Less investment for startup Physical location is not a constraint: Cloud is borderless. Faster time to market > Innovation Wider distribution channel 48
- 49. Time to Change!! for The New Opportunities 49