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Myths of Cloud Computing Business Models, Security Issues and Insights from Empirical Surveys 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 1

Agenda Cloud Computing Basics Three Myths of Cloud Computing Myth 1: Cloud Services are paid on a flexible pay-per-use base Myth 2: It s great to be a platform leader (Michael Cusumano) Myth 3: Cloud Computing is risky Conclusion 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 2

Cloud Computing Basics Cloud Computing := a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 3

Layers of Cloud Computing Software as a Service (SaaS) software (B2C, B2B), complementary applications bases on Platform as a Service (PaaS) marketplace, development/ hosting environment bases on Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) computing power, storage, networks, etc. 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 4

Agenda Cloud Computing Basics Three Myths of Cloud Computing Myth 1: Cloud Services are paid on a flexible pay-per-use base Myth 2: It s great to be a platform leader (Michael Cusumano) Myth 3: Cloud Computing is risky Conclusion 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 5

Agenda Cloud Computing Basics Three Myths of Cloud Computing Myth 1: Cloud Services are paid on a flexible pay-per-use base Myth 2: It s great to be a platform leader (Michael Cusumano) Myth 3: Cloud Computing is risky Conclusion 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 6

Myth 1: Cloud Services are paid on a flexible pay-per-use base Pricing example for the Amazon Simple Storage Service Storage fees: $0.14 per GB (until 1TB) Data traffic fees: $0.12 per GB of outgoing traffic (from the first GB) Query fees: $0.01 per 1.000 queries (PUT, COPY, POST, LIST) $0.01 per 10.000 queries (GET and all other queries) No fees for DELETE queries 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 7

Proportion Price Metrics for SaaS Results of a content analysis with regard to the applied price metrics (pricing details on websites of 67 German and 259 US SaaS providers) 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 69% 53% 39% 22% 09% 08% usage-dependend hybrid usage-independent Applied price metric US-based vendors German vendors Usage-independent price metrics dominate in both markets 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 8

Agenda Cloud Computing Basics Three Myths of Cloud Computing Myth 1: Cloud Services are paid on a flexible pay-per-use base Myth 2: It s great to be a platform leader (Michael Cusumano) Myth 3: Cloud Computing is risky Conclusion 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 9

Myth 2: It s great to be a platform leader (Michael Cusumano) Network Effects play an important role on Software and IT Markets Network effect := The utility that a given user derives from the good depends upon the number of other users who are in the same network as he or she. (Katz und Shapiro 1985) Two-sided market := 1) two sets of agents interact through an intermediary or platform, and 2) the decisions of each set of agents affects the outcomes of the other set of agents, typically through an externality. (Rysman 2009) Two-sided network effects are not a software-specific phenomenon Women Men Customers App developers 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 10

Chicken-and-Egg Problem in Two-Sided Markets The Example of salesforce.com 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 11

Multi-Homing in Two-Sided Markets 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 12

Agenda Cloud Computing Basics Three Myths of Cloud Computing Myth 1: Cloud Services are paid on a flexible pay-per-use base Myth 2: It s great to be a platform leader (Michael Cusumano) Myth 3: Cloud Computing is risky Conclusion 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 13

Myth 3: Cloud Computing is risky Perceived Risks of Cloud Computing Main goal: Determining perceived risks of Cloud Computing Approach: Two empirical surveys 1 st survey: 2 nd survey: Comprehensive risk analysis of Cloud Computing Detailed assessment of IT security risks 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 14

1 st Survey: Comprehensive Risk Analysis of Cloud Computing Survey among 349 IT decision makers Risk Assessment Financial Strategic Operational 2.25 2.38 2.70 3.32 3.79 3.63 Security 2.85 3.97 Social 2.11 1.69 Scale from 1 (marginal) to 5 (high) risk Main reason not to adopt perceived IT security risks 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 15

2 nd Survey: Detailed Assessment of IT Security Risks First Step: On the basis of an extensive literature review and expert interviews, we derived the following dimensions of IT security risks: Confidentiality Integrity Availability Performance Accountability Maintainability Every Dimension consists of several IT Security Risks. Second Step: Empirical survey among 472 German IT decision makers Analysis still ongoing, only preliminary results 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 16

Research Model and Results Dimensions of Perceived IT Security Risk Confidentiality Integrity Availability Performance Accountability Maintainability + 0.40*** + 0.05* + 0.28*** + 0.11** + 0.22*** + 0.10** Perceived IT Security Risk -0.39*** Intention to Increase Cloud Computing Adoption 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 17

Agenda Cloud Computing Basics Three Myths of Cloud Computing Myth 1: Cloud Services are paid on a flexible pay-per-use base Myth 2: It s great to be a platform leader (Michael Cusumano) Myth 3: Cloud Computing is risky Conclusion 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 18

Conclusions and Further Research First Myth: Cloud Services are paid on a flexible pay-per-use base Empirical results: No, this is not true in particular for the field of Software as a Service Further research: Under which conditions and for which kinds of solutions are usage-dependent or usage-independent payment models reasonable? Second Myth: It s great to be a platform leader Empirical and theoretical results: Yes, being a platform leader can be a competitive advantage due to network effects Further research: Can the success stories in the B2C sector be transferred to B2B vendors and which are these factors of success? Third Myth: Cloud Computing is risky Empirical results: We do not know yet, but we know that IT security concerns are one of the main reasons for not adopting Cloud Computing solutions Further research: Are the concerns of the users valid? 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 19

Thank You for Your Attention 07.02.2012 Myths of Cloud Computing Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann 20