Cloud Computing for Enterprise Architectures

ISBN-13: 9781447158615 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 330 str.

Zaigham Mahmood; Richard Hill

Opis

An understanding of cloud technology innovation is becoming increasingly essential for IT practitioners, as entrepreneurs realise the business requirements fulfilment potential of an enterprise perspective of cloud computing.This important text provides a single point of reference for state-of-the-art cloud computing design and implementation techniques. The book examines cloud computing from the perspective of enterprise architecture, asking the question; how do we realize new business potential with our existing enterprises? Divided into four parts covering all aspects of cloud computing for enterprise architectures, the text introduces fundamental concepts and principles, examines approaches and frameworks for the adoption of cloud computing, explores existing issues and challenges, and presents future directions and ideas for further research.Topics and features: with a Foreword by Thomas Erl; contains contributions from an international selection of preeminent experts; presents the state-of-the-art in enterprise architecture approaches with respect to cloud computing models, frameworks, technologies, and applications; discusses potential research directions, and technologies to facilitate the realization of emerging business models through enterprise architecture approaches; provides relevant theoretical frameworks, and the latest empirical research findings.Collecting together the latest theoretical, practical and evaluative work in the field, this authoritative reference can also be used as a primer for self-study. As such, it will appeal to a broad audience from enterprise architects and application developers, to business leaders and IT infrastructure managers, in addition to students and researchers.

Spis treści

Part I: Concepts and Principles

Cloud Computing for Enterprise Architectures: Concepts, Principles and Approaches
Zaigham Mahmood

Enterprise Architecture Fundamentals
Siavash Moshiri and Richard Hill

Cloud Computing Business Models
Abbas Strømmen-Bakhtiar and Amir R. Razavi

The Convergence of Enterprise Architecture and Cloud Computing
Pethuru Raj and Mohanavadivu Periasamy

Part II: Approaches and Frameworks

Component-Based Development for Cloud Computing Architectures
Muthu Ramachandran

Identity and Access Management in Cloud Computing
Khandakar Entenam Unayes Ahmed and Vassil Alexandrov

A Cloud Architecture for Educational Enterprises: a Case Study in Robotics
Lucio A. Rocha, Leonardo R. Olivi, Fernando Paolieri, Guilherme Feliciano, Ricardo S. Souza, Diego Rodrigues, Fernando Pinho, Fábio Teixeira, Eliane G. Guimarães and Eleri Cardozo

Cloud Computing: an Enabler in Developing Business Models for Global Enterprises
N. Raghavendra Rao

Using Common Logic to Provide a Semantic Enterprise Architecture Framework for Cloud Computing
Jeffrey A. Schiffel and Shaun Bridges

Part III: Issues and Challenges

The Cloud Challenges for Enterprise Architects
Pethuru Raj and Mohanavadivu Periasamy

Service Level Agreements in Cloud Computing: Perspectives of Private Consumers and Small-to-Medium Enterprises
G.R. Gangadharan and Davide Maria Parrilli

Enterprise HPC in the Clouds
Ioannis A. Moschakis and Helen D. Karatza

Part IV: Further Research and Studies

Cloud Computing and the Emerging Market
J.D. Thomson

Fair Non-Repudiation Framework for Cloud Storage: Part I
Jun Feng, Yu Chen, Douglas H. Summerville and Kai Hwang

Fair Non-Repudiation Framework for Cloud Storage: Part II
Jun Feng, Yu Chen, Douglas H. Summerville and Kai Hwang

Clowns, Crowds and Clouds: A Cross-Enterprise Approach to Detecting Information Leakage without Leaking Information
Neil Cooke and Lee Gillam

O autorze

An understanding of cloud technology innovation is essential for IT practitioners as entrepreneurs realise the business potential of cloud computing. This text provides them with a single-source reference for state-of-the-art design and implementation.

Blurb

An understanding of cloud technology innovation is becoming increasingly essential for IT practitioners, as entrepreneurs realise the business requirements fulfilment potential of an enterprise perspective of cloud computing.

This important text provides a single point of reference for state-of-the-art cloud computing design and implementation techniques. The book examines cloud computing from the perspective of enterprise architecture, asking the question; how do we realize new business potential with our existing enterprises? Divided into four parts covering all aspects of cloud computing for enterprise architectures, the text introduces fundamental concepts and principles, examines approaches and frameworks for the adoption of cloud computing, explores existing issues and challenges, and presents future directions and ideas for further research.

Topics and features:

• With a Foreword by Thomas Erl
• Contains contributions from an international selection of preeminent experts
• Presents the state-of-the-art in enterprise architecture approaches with respect to cloud computing models, frameworks, technologies, and applications
• Discusses potential research directions, and technologies to facilitate the realization of emerging business models through enterprise architecture approaches
• Provides relevant theoretical frameworks, and the latest empirical research findings

Collecting together the latest theoretical, practical and evaluative work in the field, this authoritative reference can also be used as a primer for self-study. As such, it will appeal to a broad audience from enterprise architects and application developers, to business leaders and IT infrastructure managers, in addition to students and researchers.

Dr. Zaigham Mahmood is Reader in Applied Computing and Assistant Head of the Distributed and Intelligent Systems Research Group at the School of Computing in the University of Derby, UK. Dr. Richard Hill is Head of Subject (Computing and Mathematics) and Reader in Intelligent Systems at the School of Computing in the University of Derby, UK.