1. Cloud Readiness the non-technical view Presented by Matt Groves SharePoint Saturday UK 9th November 2013#SPSUK

2. Matt Groves Head of Information Worker Solutions MS v-TSP (Business Productivity) mattg@tesl.com www.tesl.com www.linkedin.com/in/mattgrovesabout.me/mattgrovesIT solutions for business excellence 3. Getty#carrythemhome 4. #sharepint 5. ThisWickedProblem? 6. XaaS made-up marketing verbage from folks trying to sell you something Seb Matthews Part Evangelist, part Consultant, part Speaker. 7. Cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g. networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction Ant ClayFounder of Soulsailor Consulting Ltd, Author of SharePoint Governance Manifesto Exact date of quote unknown (location = pub) 8. Cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g. networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction Ant ClayFounder of Soulsailor Consulting Ltd, Author of SharePoint Governance Manifesto Exact date of quote unknown (location = pub) 9. $1in7 52% spent on packaged software, server, and storage offerings will be through the public cloud model, growing five times faster than the total IT industry, by 2015.of Enterprise customers are on the road to the Cloud73% IT staff who say employees personal use of the cloud has influenced enterprise adoption of cloud computing Source: CDWSource: MicrosoftSource: IDC28% of SPSUK 2013 sessions reference Cloud All tracks, except ITPro (?!?!?)84% of CIOs cut application costs by moving to the Cloud Source: Business Insider 10. OK, I get it, the cloud is a big deal, but what does it actually mean?$1in7 52% spent on packaged software, server, and storage offerings will be through the public cloud model, growing five times faster than the total IT industry, by 2015.of Enterprise customers are on the road to the Cloud73% IT staff who say employees personal use of the cloud has influenced enterprise adoption of cloud computing Source: CDWSource: MicrosoftSource: IDC28% of SPSUK 2013 sessions reference Cloud All tracks, except ITPro (?!?!?)84% of CIOs cut application costs by moving to the Cloud Source: Business Insider 11. The Matrix Warner Bros 1999 12. Trends impacting the way we work1 billionsmartphones by 2016, 350M of those being used at work82%of the world's online population engages in social networking50%of MSFT enterprise customers are on the road to cloud 13. Were going to the cloud because its cheap 14. We want to be more agile 15. Were not an IT company and maintaining infrastructure and applications is hard work 16. It takes too long and costs too much to do anything in our IT dept 17. Weve had a major incident and cloud offers better BCP 18. We have a mobile workforce and provisioning and managing remote access is hard work 19. We believe we can be more competitive if we can move faster 20. We need to support BYOD, because people are doing it anyway regardless of policies 21. 29 22. 30If you dont know where you are, a map will not help 23. 31If you dont know where youre going, any road will do 24. 32We have all the time in the world -Louis Armstrong 25. Before part 1 SaaS / Office 365 Why? What workloads? Do you already have SP? 2013? Changes to governance models? All in vs Hybrid If its shit on-prem, moving somewhewre else just moves rotten eggs! Assess current content/process do you know what you have, really?? --maverick file sharing InfoSec policy classification > IL2 and HP 26. So, youre saying all our content is structured and well governed...? 27. http://www.flickr.com/photos/pvbroadz/ 28. We carried out a major investigation into the data we produce. This was relatively low security stuff Joan Miller Head of ICT, HoP 29. http://www.cesg.gov.uk/publications/Documents/business_impact_tables.pdf 30. The Wizard of Oz MGMPay no attention to the man behind the curtain 31. Your data matters just as much to us as it does to you 32. Before part 2 IaaS Provider questions Are you getting what youre paying for (thin provisioned)? 33. Service credits wont keep your business runningJohn TimneySenior Enterprise Architect (Cap Gemini) & SharePoint MVP 34. CheckPoints&Measures 35. The trouble is the infrastructure in the cloud is not sufficiently mature enough to support the kind of things we're doing in the Olympics. The applications aren't there, they're not written for the cloud; quite a big migration would be required to move particularly that core infrastructure into the cloud. Gerry PennellCIO, London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) July 2012 in an interview for CIO Magazine 36. The trouble is the infrastructure in the cloud is not sufficiently mature enough to support the kind of things we're doing in the Olympics. The applications aren't there, they're not written for the cloud; quite a big migration would be required to move particularly that core infrastructure into the cloud.July 2012Gerry PennellCIO, London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) July 2012 in an interview for CIO Magazine 37. Caveat emptor? 38. Caveat venditor? 39. Service credits wont keep your business runningJohn TimneySenior Enterprise Architect (Cap Gemini) & SharePoint MVP 40. The Cloud is for anyone but isnt for everyoneMatt GrovesHead of Information Worker Solutions (Trinity) & Microsoft vTSP 41. Thanks to our Sponsors 42. Cloud Readiness the non-technical view Presented by Matt Groves SharePoint Saturday UK 9th November 2013#SPSUK 43. #sharepint