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The Economic Impact of GovCloud
What a month! June has really been busy!! Just now getting around to doing a post about CloudExpo 2011 in New York.With over 5000 delegates in attendance, it was just…
This week I’ve had the pleasure of presenting at two fairly unique conferences.
In order to better adapt this excellent framework for my audience, I then presented my personal views on how this framework could be modified to address DoD, DHS and Intelligence
Key modifications include:
- The addition of an access management layer
- Explicit SOA related layers to address workflow orchestration, application security and service management
- Explicit connectivity layer in order to avoid a common assumption that the public Internet is always used as the networking layer in cloud computing solutions
This approach seemed to enhance the conversation and interest so I’m now putting this out to the wider community for consideration.
Your comments are welcomed and appreciated.
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Personally, I wouldn’t combine multiple reference views into a single diagram. I feel like it’s overly complex and degrades the original views (SOA and Cloud).
Jeff