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The document discusses cloud computing and Microsoft's role in providing cloud services. It defines cloud computing as a network of servers that provide computing power, applications, and data storage. Key benefits of the cloud include lower costs, faster access to resources, global scale, improved productivity, high performance, and reliable data backups. The cloud can be public, accessed online, private within a company, or hybrid with elements of both. Many businesses and organizations now use cloud services from Microsoft and other providers to develop apps, store data, host websites, and more.

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Microsoft – Head in the clouds
What is The Cloud? • The first cloud computing services are barely a decade old • The cloud is a network of servers, and each server has a different function. Some servers use computing power to run applications , "deliver a service’ or storing information/data. • Any social media or online data drive (Google Drive, Sky Drive or iCloud) are all part of The Cloud.
Benefits of The Cloud • Cost – Using the cloud cuts the costs of buying hardware and software big enough to store all data • Speed- computing services are provided as self service and on demand, so even vast amounts of computing resources can be found within in minutes • Global Scale - benefits of cloud computing services include the ability to scale elastically and flexibility • Productivity – minimalizes the chores of IT management by stacking and racking hardware and software • Performance - run on a worldwide network of secure data centers, which are regularly upgraded to the latest and fastest efficient hardware • Reliability – Data on the cloud is always being backed up so loss of data is minimalized
Types of Cloud • Public Cloud – Microsoft is an example of public cloud, which can be accessed and managed through a web browser. • Private Cloud - A private cloud is one in which the services and infrastructure are maintained on a private network. Can be physically located on company's on site data center • Hybrid Cloud - Hybrid clouds are combined by public and private clouds, bound together by technology that allows data and applications to be shared between them. This gives businesses more flexibility
Who uses The cloud • A variety of organisations – from tiny start-ups to global corporations, from government agencies to non-profits • Companies/Businesses using the Microsoft Cloud – Apple iCloud, Samsung, eBay, Easy jet and Dell. • Chances are everyone uses the Cloud, all the time unintentionally.
Statistics on uses of The Cloud • 85% of the organizations surveyed began using the cloud only within the last two years • 51%began using the cloud within the past year • 37%of organizations surveyed use public Infrastructure-as-a- Service (IaaS) clouds • 37% of organizations surveyed use private, on-site IaaS • 35% of organizations surveyed use private, off-site IaaS Hedge, M. (2013) Who uses the cloud? Available at: http://www.contegix.com/who-uses-the-cloud/ (Accessed: 13 December
Uses of cloud computing • Create new apps and services • Store, back up and recover data • Host websites and blogs • Stream audio and video • Deliver software on demand • Analyse data for patterns and make predictions
B2B Collaborations • Physically distributed locations • Shared Data • Complex workflows • Many – to – many relationships
Target Audience • Audience Size: US (7.5M) • • High-level job titles (i.e. C-suite, President, VPs, SVPs, EVPs) • • 65% male • Average age 42 • 87% married • Sports enthusiasts • Risk takers • News junkies • Career-focused, but family first • Time-pressed multi-taskers
Target - • Quick and on the move – Facebook advertising • LinkedIn • Device Targeting – making sure the ads are available at all time across the right group of people • Location and language targeting • Make sure there is a link back to the Microsoft website • Based on cookies