Validating and Designing a Service Centric View for C2TP: Cloud Computing Tipping Point Model

Peiris, Chris; Sharma, Dharmendra; Balachandran, Balasingham

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“…However, the application creation and maintenance will be the sole responsibility of the 3rd party organisation. The following services will be exposed via these mechanisms that are built on top of the 'service agents' that technology platform provides (Peiris et al, 2010e).…”

Section: B Solution Architecture For the Modelmentioning

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C2TP: a service model for cloud

Peiris

Sharma

Balachandran

2011

IJCC

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The notion of cloud computing capability is gathering momentum rapidly. However, the governance and enterprise architecture to obtain repeatable, scalable and secure business outcomes from cloud computing is still greatly undefined. There is very little research explored to define a framework that not only considers financial motivations, but also business initiatives, IT governance structures, IT operational control structures and technical architecture requirements to evaluate the benefits regarding cloud investment. We are proposing a novel model to address this. This model can be leveraged by an organisation to evaluate the 'tipping point' where the organisation can make an informative decision to embrace cloud computing at the expense of on-premise hosting options. The authors refer to this model as cloud computing tipping point (C2TP) model. The model is a service centric framework created by mapping cloud computing attributes with industry best practices such as ValIT, COBIT and ITIL.

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Section: B Solution Architecture For the Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The consumers can be number of entities. They are web browsers, mobile phones, desktop applications or intelligent agents (Peiris et al, 2010e).…”

Section: B Solution Architecture For the Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%