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Government Cloud Deployment: Lessons Learned Presented to Bahrain International eGovernment Forum 2013 Kevin L. Jackson Vice President and General Manager, NJVC Cloud Services April 10, 2013

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Government Cloud Deployment:

Lessons LearnedPresented to Bahrain International eGovernment Forum 2013

Kevin L. Jackson

Vice President and General Manager, NJVC Cloud Services

April 10, 2013

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Not a new technology, but a new approach in the provisioning and

consumption of information technology (IT)

Time

Reduce time to deliver/execute mission

Increased responsiveness/flexibility/availability

Cost

Optimizing cost to deliver/execute mission

Optimizing cost of ownership (lifecycle cost)

Increased efficiencies in capital/operational expenditures

Quality

Environmental improvements

Experiential improvements

Cloud Computing

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U.S. Federal Agency Challenge

What?

Focus on mission, not technology

U.S. departments/agencies will use

multiple clouds

Why?

Normalized comparison of cloud

services provider offerings

Holistic view for managing and

monitoring cloud services providers

Benefits?

Avoidance of vendor lock in

Realization of both economic and

operational value of cloud

computing2

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• 20-30 Percent IT Infrastructure Cost Savings

• Increased Agility from Months to Days

• Improved Asset Utilization

• Multiple Choice of IaaS, PaaS and DevOps

• Choice of Managed Services

• Transparency and Control 3

U.S. State of Texas Cloud Computing Project

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U.S. Federal Government Recovery Act and

Transparency Board

Established in February 2009

Created recovery operations center, which used advanced analytics to

detect early warning signs of trouble linked to recipients of recovery

funds

Two-month planning period to develop and design IT platform

Two-week implementation period to create its own cloud hub, where

the agency could act as its own cloud broker (Amazon, Microsoft 365

government community cloud, private cloud hosted in GGI IaaS)

Minimal impact on agency customers

After successful accomplishment of mission, Board was extended until

September 2015 to monitor the $60.2 billion aid plan for victims of

Hurricane Sandy4

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Why Cloud Services Brokerage

Without a CSB With a CSB

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Commerce Broker Catalog and Pricing Engine

Sourcing and Procurement Engine

Solution Design and SimulationCloud Services Broker

CIO and CFO Command and Control

External Service Provisioning Engine

IT Infrastructure Strategic Fit Analysis

IT ArchitectsCIO/CFOSystems Integrator

Sourcing/ProcurementManagers

PublicIaas

Paas

Public Providers

VMWARE

Cloud Foundry GreenPlum

AWS, TerreMark,Savvis

vblock

VMWARE

Cloud AutomationHybrid Cloud Management

Self-Service Catalog

ITSM Service Request Catalog

OpenStack

Enterprise

Typical Enterprise Platform

Workflow Mgmt.

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Cloud computing changes both the economics and operations of the IT

model

Governments should consider cloud services brokerage to avoid vendor

lock in when transitioning to the cloud

U.S. national and regional governments have successfully used the

cloud services brokerage model

Cloud services brokerage is a natural strategic extension for large and

complex IT platforms

Summary

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Questions and Answers

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Thank You

Kevin L. Jackson

Vice President & General Manager

NJVC Cloud Services

001.703.429.9073

[email protected]

www.njvc.com

govcloud.ulitzer.com

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