User Provided Cloud Computing

Teixeira, Cláudio; Azevedo, Ricardo Cabral de; Pinto, Joaquim Sousa; Batista, Tiago

doi:10.1109/ccgrid.2010.37

Cited by 11 publications

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“…Customers request services and pay these to the cloud service providers or directly to the platform providers on a basis of operational expenses. Corresponding roles are found, for example, in Menychtas & Gatzioura [19], Marston et al [18], and Teixeira et al [31].…”

Section: Cloud Computing Business Modelsmentioning

confidence: 83%

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Adoption of the cloud business model in Indonesia

Mangula

Weerd

Brinkkemper

2012

Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications &Amp; Services

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The objective of this paper is to identify the current state of cloud business model adoption in Indonesia. We use an exploratory case study approach, since the number of publications on this topic is limited. We conducted 12 case studies with cloud service providers in Indonesia, which consisted of interviews and document studies. The analysis of our interviews revealed that the cloud business model adoption in Indonesia is mainly initiated by the local IT services providers. We also found that market demand was the main triggering factor for adopting the cloud business model. One of the key benefits that was mentioned, is the positive trend in revenue gains. The most encountered challenge for Indonesian cloud service providers is the low speed of internet connection in rural areas. The findings revealed from our study can serve as reference for IT practitioners and researchers who look for information and understanding on cloud business model adoption in Indonesia.

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Section: Cloud Computing Business Modelsmentioning

confidence: 83%

“…They function to identify the specific customer's demands, and to coordinate the resources and capabilities offered by application providers, network operators, ad-agencies, software developers and hardware suppliers. Other researchers call this role "cloud provider" [10,31] or "service provider" [35].…”

Section: Cloud Computing Business Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adoption of the cloud business model in Indonesia

Mangula

Weerd

Brinkkemper

2012

Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications &Amp; Services

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“…The produced chart data, allows the users to more clearly and quickly understand electricity. In the part of the data transmission module, this study uses small www.ietdl.org volume, low-cost and low-latency rate characteristics of the ZigBee module as a short-distance data transmission medium to achieve better security, intelligence, energysaving and efficient results [21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28].…”

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Intelligent environment monitoring system based on Innovative Integration Technology via Programmable System On Chip platform and ZigBee network

Sung

Hsu

2013

IET Communications

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“…As explained in [12], one of the proof of concepts involving this PaaS would be its ability to run on operating systems and hardware out of the cloud manager's control, refurbishing concepts as volunteer desktop computing. As such, Fig.…”

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“…The previous work identifies the key stakeholders on the distributed architecture, and proposes possible streams of revenue or rewards for each player [12]. An initial architectural model is also proposed and extensively described by Batista [13].…”

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The Building Blocks of a PaaS

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Traditional cloud computing providers enable developers to program and deploy applications in the cloud by using platform as a service (PaaS) providers. Despite the benefits of such an approach, this service model usually comes with a high level of the lock in effect into the service provider. The lock in effect occurs when a software developer needs to change its cloud provider. When this happens, it usually means a major application rewrite, specific for the new PaaS. This paper details the initial results of a project whose goal is to build a PaaS where vendor lock in does not occur. With this PaaS, developers wishing to deploy their applications into the cloud may continue to program using their usual development environments. There are no necessary changes required to make the application PaaS compatible. As a proof of concept, we developed an open source PaaS management application as a regular web application and then deployed it on the cloud.

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User Provided Cloud Computing

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

Adoption of the cloud business model in Indonesia

Adoption of the cloud business model in Indonesia

Intelligent environment monitoring system based on Innovative Integration Technology via Programmable System On Chip platform and ZigBee network

The Building Blocks of a PaaS

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