Cloud computing for Public Sector

1. Cloud computingfor Public Sector Peter Rahnev Lead Solution Consultant/EEM Cloud Champion/ Technology Services Hewlett-Packard Company

2. “Computing may someday be organized as a public utility” - John McCarthy, MIT Centennial in 1961

3. Typical workflow process for Cloud 4 Service Consumer orders Service 3 Publish through Market Portal in self-service format 5 Market Place Portal Automatically provision and mediate services on demand using resource pools. Flexible up/down as required 2 Design standard, repeatable service templates 6 Consolidate & virtualize infrastructure into shared resource pools Continuous reporting and usage billing 1 Fully Integrated into Business & IT Service Management tools and processes

4. HP Cloud Functional Architecture PaaS SaaS XaaS IaaS Portal & Service Access Service Offer Mgmt. Demand Modeling User & Access Mgmt. Usage Reporting SLA Compliance • Governance • Risk • Compliance • Policies • Standards & Architecture Demand Service Catalog & Repository Order Management Billing & Rating Quality of Experience • Business • Strategy • Demand • Financial • Invoicing • Procurement • Client Relationships Service Modeling & Design Request Processing & Activation Service Usage Quality of Service Delivery Service Model Repository Capacity Modeling (Service) Service Configuration Service Monitoring Service Health Management • Management • Service Design • Service Transition • Service Operation • Continuous Improvement Resource Template Design Capacity Modeling (Resource) Resource Pool Mgr Resource Health Supply Resource Configuration Dynamic Resource Management Usage Metering • Security • Program • Identity Mgmt. • Application • Information • Infrastructure • Monitoring Resource Pool Catalog & Repository Infrastructure Resource Provider Manager POWER & COOLING NETWORK SOFTWARE INFORMATION SERVERS STORAGE CLOUD

5. HP proposal for implementation model– Hybrid Cloud #1: Dedicated Infrastructure Courts • Infrastructure dedicated to a single organisation (eg. MoD) Probation Prisons Integration layer Police Hybrid Cloud • XaaS offered by Lead Dept. • , E-GovCenter/ICT Ministry • (eg. DRasS) #5: Community Cloud • XaaSdedicated and shared by multiple org. within the same community(eg. MoJ services ) #2: Federated Cloud Citizens SMB Fed. Agencies #4: Public Cloud Enterprises Other GovOrg. Ministries • XaaS offered to citizens and private sector (eg. IaaS) Org. 1 #3: Shared Private Cloud • XaaSshared by other organizations • (eg.Ministry of Work and Social Protection ) Org. 2

6. Identifying uses for cloud Predictable O Capacity • Marketing & promotions applications • Project collaboration applications /services • Large batch or bulk processing needs • Web hosting • Test and development, load testing • Disaster recovery • High performance computing P Capacity On On Off Time P Rapid Growth Capacity Time P Unpredictable Capacity • Lower level of security is sufficient • Well defined integration points • Loosely coupled processes, applications and data • Applications needing quick build and deploy • Core vs. context applications and services • For new applications/services Time P Periodic Capacity Time

7. HP BladeSystem Matrix Industry leading blades Create a flexible, scalable architecture Provide superior energy efficiency Support high availability Main elements of a HP Cloud solution HP DC and Cloud Services HP BladeSystem Matrix HP eGOV gateway + + + HP Cloud Service Automation • HP eGOV Gateway for XaaS • Expose Cloud XaaSthrough market place portal • Allows integrations with 3rd party and Gov’s Back End Systems HP DC and Cloud Services • DC design, consulting and Cloud readiness • Cloud Services for Design, Roadmap and Security • HP Cloud Service Automation • Provides specific set of products/services to help customers implement the management and automation required for a cloud environment. • Provides automation, virtualization, and workload management required to ensure efficient workloads.

8. HP’s Cloud Services ROI & Staffing Analysis Planning & Roadmap Workshop Help me plan the journey Build the business case Show me the vision Implementation and Support Pilot Design and Security Test it in my environment Fast implementation and Mission Critical Support Develop detailed design, implementation plan

9. So, a fundamental shift Is it worth it?

10. Benefits of Cloud SPEED COST QUALITY Increased responsiveness Improved productivity Improved service levels Weeks to minutes Weeks to minutes Increased utilization Simplified management Launched new projects 2x Weeks to days Reclaimed facility energy capacity Improved business-IT alignment Supported innovation 3x Years to months

11. Top drivers for Public Sector Driver Focus Cost reduction CAPEX pressures Speed to implement Driving efficiency Agility Changing regulatory conditions Focus on citizen services Access to expertise Virtualisation Maximise hardware utilisation Source: Gartner, Inc. “Who Really Cares About the Cloud? An Industry Perspective” by Jeff Roster, Cynthia Moore, Kristine Pfeiler,

12. Top inhibitors for Public Sector Inhibitors Focus Data location Know, control, audit data location(s) Security FISMA, ISO 27001, SAS-70 Type II Privacy Sufficient data protection of personal information Auditability Access and support of audit requirements E-discovery Compliant data retention, recovery and management Source: Gartner, Inc “Criteria for Government to Evaluate Cloud Computing” by Andrea Di Maio, Massimiliano Claps