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Chapter 8. Cloud Computing and the Internet


of All Things(LoT)
The process of Identifying, collecting, and producing electronically
stored information for use in legal cases.

e-discovery (electronic discovery)

A set of tools that allow users to access the desktop operating


system hosted in the cloud on a centralize server.

Virtualization tools

A computing environment where software and storage are provided


as an internet service and are accessed with a Web browser.

Cloud Computing

A computing environment in which a service provider organization


owns and manages the infra structure and uses access shared
resources via the internet.

Public computing environment

An information system model in which an organization outsources


the equipment (hardware) used to support its data processing
operations.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

IaaS

Infrastructure as a Service

An information systems model in which users are provided with a


computing platform (hardware and software).

Platform as a Service (Paas)

PaaS

Platform as a Service

A software approach that provides users with access to the software


remotely as a Web-based service.

Software as a Service (SaaS)


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SaaS

Software as a Service

3 Commonly Used Approaches to the IoT

1. Public Cloud Computing


2. Private Cloud Computing
3. Hybrid Cloud Computing

4 key benefits of using public cloud computing.

1. Reduced costs
2. Flexible computing capacity
3. Increased redundancy in case of disaster
4. Ease of Maintenance

5 Potential problems with public cloud computing

1. Complex pricing arrangements


2. Variable performance (at peak times)
3. Inadequate data security
4. Locked into a vendor
5. Loss of control

A single tenant cloud

Private cloud computing environment

A cloud computing environment that is composed of both public and


private clouds integrated through networking.

Hybrid cloud computing environment

The ability of IT systems to manage themselves and adapt to


changes in the computing environment, business policies, and
operating objectives.

Autonomic computing

Connection of internet-enabled devices allowing them to


send/receive data to each other.

The Internet of Things (IoT)

IoT

Internet of Things
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Cities that make use of data from sensors combined with AI to


improve infrastructure and efficiently manage things like traffic
lights and power plants.

Smart City

The latest generation of mobile communications.

5G (5th generation)

Give 4 Benefits of IoT

1. Reduce Costs to achieve competitive advantage


2. Understand consumer preferences and behaviors
3. Improve customer service and experience
4. Improve workplace safety

Give 4 Classifications of IoT Applications

1. Connect and Monitor


2. Control and react
3. Predict and adapt
4. Transform and explore

2 Potential risk with the expansion of IoT

1. Security
2. Missing Data from bad sensor or bad network connection

4 Benefits of private cloud computing

1. Better Control
2. Increased security
3. Improved return on investment (ROI) - saved 70% of IT expenses.
4. Reliable Performance - dedicated resources

4 Problems with Private Cloud

1. More Technical Needs


2. Maintenance
3. Increased costs
4. Too many Options

Working at home by using a computer terminal electronically linked


to one's place of employment.

Telecommuting
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IoE

Internet of Everything

True or False IoT refers to just computers.

False

Give some examples of IoT applications

1. Temperature Adjustment (Home Automation) - water heater, lighting.


2. Smart City operations -traffic control
3. Autonomous vehicles
4. Water quality
5. Sensing manufacturing levels, inventory, package weight.
6. Accident detection for traffic.

Give advantages of remote work for organizations.

a. More diverse talent that is not local


b. Reduce Cost - for physical space more cloud capacity and VPN.
c. Flexibility in time or natural disaster will not knock out organization but
delocalized. Illness spread.
d. Scalability is easier with remote work.
e. Employee Loyalty
f. Increased productivity
g. Increased hours to have employees available because of different time
zones.
h. Employee morale

Give advantages of remote work for individuals.

a. Spend less on gas/wear and tear on car


b. Reduced conflict/distractions with other workers
c. Scheduling flexibility
d. Save travel time
e. Save cost eating out
f. Judged on quality of work instead of other issues.
g. Physically challenged people do not have to travel to work.

Give disadvantages of remote work for organizations.

a. Lack of Communication/Silos
b. Stacking with reduced oversight
c. Security technical and location.info leaking
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d. Loss of control
e. Unable to reach employees
f. Difficulty in evaluating work

Give disadvantages of remote work for individuals.

a. Use more of your own utilities


b. Work-life balance
c. Distractions
d. Motivation
e. Can get in contact with management
f. Access to special equipment
g. Different tax situations being in different states.
h. Lack of Training/ability to ask questions

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