State of the Cloud A cloud computing overview Presented to CALIS on behalf of Innovative Interfaces Inc November 9, 2012

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1 State of the Cloud A cloud computing overview Presented to CALIS on behalf of Innovative Interfaces Inc November 9, 2012 Tim Miller, VP & General Manager

2 Today s Agenda Who is 451 Research? What is the cloud? (our definition) Growth trends & forecast Adoption of cloud services Case studies 2

3 About The 451 Group: Enterprise IT Research (Enterprise IT) (Enterprise Data Centers) 3

4 Uptime Institute: APAC Network

5 Unique combination of research, analysis & data Published syndicated research on emerging enterprise IT markets 600-node IT taxonomy! Daily qualitative & quantitative insight Analyst advisory, support Global events Go-to-market support 5

6 600-Item Technology Taxonomy Sample: Our Information Management Taxonomy

7 Financial Markets: M&A KnowledgeBase Transactions database Technology mergers and acquisitions database 30,000 deals from 2002, updated daily 600-item taxonomy 618 acquisitions in China or Hong Kong

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9 Cloud: what it is and what it isn t Cloud is not managed services: Key difference is that managed services traditionally offer fixed quantity of resources under a multi-year contract. Cloud is not outsourcing: In an outsourcing arrangement assets are typically transferred in their entirety as a fixed quantity. Cloud is not virtualization: Virtualization is a cloud-enabling technology.

10 CloudScape Codex: 8 Cloud Attributes Publically Accessible Programmatic Interfaces Multitenancy Accounting Granularity Scalability and Elasticity Web Management Capabilities Rapid Provisioning Virtualization and Automation

11 Delivery Models SaaS: PaaS: IaaS: Business processes and apps as a remotely hosted and managed service, accessible through a browser. In-cloud platform for development and deployment of cloud apps, analogous to on-premises app server, plus multi-tenant elasticity and other cloud-features. Virtual or physical hardware resources (e.g. compute, storage, network) offered as a service.

12 Who does what in the cloud: how it stacks up

13 Deployment Models Public Shared IT service provided to customers via the public Internet. Virtual Private Implemented and delivered via a third party and is accessible via the public Internet. Internal Private Hybrid IT capability offered as a service by an IT organization to its business using cloudenabling technologies. Hybrid services have both private and public cloud computing elements.

14 Cloud computing is IT as a Service Utility Computing What End Users See What IT/Service Providers See Policy, Governance Metering/Chargeback/Billing Runbook/Process Automation On-boarding, Lifecycle Management Workload Management Configuration Management Application Streaming Automation OS Provisioning Virtualization GRID/HPC/clusters

15 CLOUD MARKET SIZING

16 Financial Markets Group: Market Monitor -Cloud market sizing Cloud Computing: Cloud As a Service 200+ Tracked Vendor Participants 15 Market Segments Cloud Enabling Technologies: Virtualization and On-Premise 120+ Tracked Vendor Participants 6 Market Segments & 9 Sub-Segments Revenue segmented by Geography, Vertical & Customer Size Desktop Virtualization Ecosystem 50+ Tracked Vendor Participants 4 Market Segments

17 Cloud Computing As A Service categories

18 Cloud Market Overview Revenue ($bn) Source: 451 Research Market Monitor (Data Cut 16 Oct, 2012)

19 Cloud Computing As A Service Estimated 2012 Revenue Breakdown, Including Enterprise Apps SaaS Source: 451 Research Market Monitor (Data Cut 16 Oct, 2012)

20 Cloud Computing As A Service Est Revenue Breakdown by Subsector Total $4.9bn (270+ vendors) Segment Vendor Count Cloud Computing 'As A Service' 272 Source: 451 Research Market Monitor (Data Cut 16 Oct, 2012) IaaS 132 Compute & Storage-as-a-Service 126 Stand-Alone Cloud Storage 9 PaaS 73 PaaS from SaaS 12 Stand-Alone PaaS 33 Application Lifecycle Management as a Service 31 Pre-Production / Testing 18 Integration as a Service 13 Infrastructure SaaS 94 Online Backup 20 Cloud Archiving 10 IT Management as a Service 68 Systems & Network Monitoring & Management 46 Resource Utilization, Capacity Planning & Billing 18 IT Service Management 10

21 Cloud Computing As A Service Geographic Revenue Breakdown, (270+ vendors) % 28% 15% 4% % 26% 15% 3% NA EMEA APAC % 24% 14% 3% LATAM (*) % 23% 12% 2% % 20% 11% 2% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% (*) Preliminary forecast Source: 451 Research Market Monitor (Data Cut 16 Oct, 2012)

22 IaaS-where the money is spent (130+ vendors, 2012) North America 59% EMEA 24% APAC 15% LATAM 2% Source: 451 Research Market Monitor (Data Cut 16 Oct, 2012)

23 IaaS-where the money is counted (130+ vendors, 2012) North America 88% 54 Vendors EMEA 6% 31 Vendors APAC 6% 38 Vendors LATAM 1% 9 Vendors Source: 451 Research Market Monitor (Data Cut 16 Oct, 2012)

24 IaaS vendors in China and Hong Kong Sector Vendor Headquarters IaaS, PaaS Alibaba Hangzhou, China IaaS China Telecom Beijing, China IaaS ChinaCache Beijimg, China IaaS CITIC Telecom CPC Hong Kong IaaS CloudTerrrain Hong Kong IaaS ClusterTech Hong Kong IaaS GDS Services Beijing, China IaaS UnGeo Beijing, China IaaS Wharf T&T Hong Kong

25 Cloud Enabling Technologies categories

26 Enabling Technologies = 2.5x value of as-a-service market CET -27% CAGR $5.1 $7.8 $10.6 $13.5 $16.6 $19.9 Cloud "As A Service" - 44% CAGR $1.7 $3.0 $4.9 $7.2 $9.8 $12.9 Source: 451 Research Market Monitor (Data Cut 16 Oct, 2012)

27 CLOUD ADOPTION

28 PUBLIC CLOUD ADOPTION: IS ANYBODY OUT THERE? Q: What is your status of implementation for this technology? Software as a Service 52% 11% 37% Compute as a Service 12% 14% 71% Storage as a Service 12% 14% 72% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120% In-Use In-Plan Not In Plan

29 Drivers of Adoption Infrastructure as a Service Where applicable, how important are the following factors in driving your adoption of different types of cloud computing? Please use a 1-5 scale where 1 is not at all important and 5 is extremely important. More efficiently deal with variability (elasticity) 59% 25% 8% 8% More efficiently meet our business units' service demands 56% 31% 5% 8% Reduce maintenance costs 53% 28% 13% 6% Reduce expenses for power, floor, space, operations, facilities, amortization, and/or networking 51% 29% 12% 8% Getting new products/services to market faster 50% 27% 15% 8% Reduce complexity 50% 26% 18% 6% Self-service provisioning through a simple web portal instead of IT 37% 37% 19% 7% Enable business units to deliver innovative services to market 35% 43% 15% 7% Extremely to Very Important Somewhat to Minimally Important Not at All Important Don't Know/No Response n=100. Cloud Computing 2H 12

30 Drivers of Adoption Software as a Service Where applicable, how important are the following factors in driving your adoption of different types of cloud computing? Please use a 1-5 scale where 1 is not at all important and 5 is extremely important. More efficiently meet our business units' service demands 60% 29% 5% 6% Getting new products/services to market faster 48% 31% 15% 6% Reduce complexity 48% 30% 16% 6% More efficiently deal with variability (elasticity) 48% 36% 9% 7% Reduce maintenance costs 44% 42% 8% 6% Reduce expenses for power, floor, space, operations, facilities, amortization, and/or networking 43% 34% 16% 7% Enable business units to deliver innovative services to market 39% 38% 17% 6% Self-service provisioning through a simple web portal instead of IT 36% 35% 22% 7% Extremely to Very Important Somewhat to Minimally Important Not at All Important Don't Know/No Response n=100. Cloud Computing 2H 12

31 Corporate cloud computing: current cloud usage Corporate Market: Current Public Cloud Computing Use Percentage of Respondents Whose Companies Currently Use Applications that Run on Cloud Computing Services 35% 30% 29% 32% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 11% 14% 17% 17% 19% 22% 22% Education Sector -30% adoption #1: SaaS #2: PaaS #3: IaaS 0% Jul 2010 Oct 2010 Jan 2011 Apr 2011 Jul 2011 Oct 2011 Jan 2012 Apr 2012 Jul 2012

32 Education Sector: Cloud Security and Reliability Ratings

33 Pain Points Moving to the Cloud Internal Private Cloud Pain Points* External Public Cloud Pain Points* Cloud Computing Industry Profile - 1H 12 Management Perception and Internal Resistance Pricing/Budget Internal Resources/Expertise Complexity Security Reliability/Availability Lack of Internal Process Automation Automated Provisioning Storage Licensing Compliance Network Migration/Integration Maturity Legacy Applications None Other 6% 6% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 3% 3% 3% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 19% 18% 16% 42% Security Perception and Internal Resistance Network Management Compliance Lack of Control Reliability/Availability Pricing/Budget Hybrid Cloud Lack of Licensing Interoperability Internal Resources/Expertise Other 12% 12% 12% 12% 10% 8% 7% 3% 2% 2% 2% 12% 69% As you move to an internal private cloud infrastructure what are the two greatest pain points? As you move out to the external public cloud, what is or what do you expect to be the two greatest pain points? Left Chart, n=62; Right Chart, n=59. *Note that due to multiple responses per interview, total may exceed 100%.

34 Thank you!