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Cloud Based Services Technology Plan and Business Plan
Cloud Based Services Technology Plan and Business Plan
Cloud Based Services Technology Plan and Business Plan
PRESENTED BY:
Ahmed Bahey
Ayman Amin
Esraa Ali
Karim El Gammal
Ramy Omar Ibrahim
Agenda
Scientists from many different fields will use that service in order to
advance their research, including:
Biotechnology , Chemistry
Nanotechnology,
Particle & Nuclear physics,
Astrophysics, and gravitational-wave science
Test Bed
Company Open Clouds of Google/IBM EGEE Open TerraGrid PlanetLab EmuLab Open Cloud Amazon EC2 LANL/NSF
Name Science Grid Magellan Cirrus Consortium cluster
Type of Examine Data- Fields as System Scientific Systems and Systems Interoperabi Commercial Enterprise
Research scientists intensive diverse as high and applications services lity across use systems
cloud application energy physics, services and research clouds using
computing research earth and life open APIs
sciences.
Approach/ Open cloud Open Computing A cluster Multi-site A collection A single-site Multi-Site Raw access Re-use of
Distributed services for source- support of hetereo of nodes cluster with heterogeneo to virtual LANL’s
Service Computing scientific based infrastructure serveral clusters hosted by flexible us clusters machines retiring
computing developmen for over 10,000 hundred super research control clusters
t tools researchers computer computing institutes
world-wide, s
-Computers from supported
networked by google
together and IBM
through
open
standards
Partners NSF and DOE IBM, Google, HP, Intel, Many univ. Many univ. Univ. of 4 centers Amazon Carnie
Stanford, IDA, KIT, and and Utah Mellon U,
organization organization LANL, NSF
U. UIUC, s s
Washington, Yahoo!
MIT
Market US US US EU US US Global Global US Global US
Cost Commercial Not Det. Not Free, Not Det. Not Det. Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial
Yet upon
agreement
with univ.
Regional totals for R&D Expenditure (GERD)
and Researchers, 2002 and 2007*
Sources:
GERD, researchers data and related indicators: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) estimations, May 2009.
GDP: World Bank (World Development Indicators, as of February 2009), and UIS estimations.
Population: United Nations Population Division; World Population Prospects: The 2006 Revision, and UIS estimations.
% GERD World
* Ref: Data Center, UIS : UNESCO Institute for Statistics
Vision
Grid Computing
Technology Strategy
”Evaluating Alternatives”
Cloud Computing
Enables Customization
Reduces Cost (Pay as you go)
Scalable
Secure (Centralized)
Supports Green IT (Efficient Utilization)
How to Maintain a Competitive Edge?
Product:
Brand the product “S&M it”
Competitive online web solution with the highest processing power
built by experts
Promotion
Creating Market pull
Partnerships with Universities and Research Institutes
Organizing conferences in the simulation tools fields
Fund research projects
Partner ship with simulation and modeling companies.
Price
Competitive price offering all available and newly developed libraries
with competitive price keeping quality standards
Marketing strategy
Place
Online for access
Market segment (Research Institutions & Universities, Developing
countries)
Research Institutions and companies
Attract customers by showing the benefits of the integrated web solution
Express uniqueness by pointing to the expertise, high quality service and competitive
price
keeping customers aware of promotions on the web interface.
Partnerships with Universities and Research Institutes
Organizing conferences in the simulation tools fields
Developing countries
Competitive price is important
Advertise by campaigns, special offers and seminars in universities and
research institutions
Case Studies
Google Docs
Antivirus Engines
Google & Sakai
QUESTIONS?!