Week 6 Overview: Arriving in the Cloud
Moving to the Cloud
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The cloud is taking business by storm. In fact, due to the extraordinary growth of the cloud, it has been described as a tornado, not a fluffy white floating object! Commercial research analysts consider cloud as one of the most significant trends with a potential to change the whole global IT industry. Governments, including those in the US, Britain, and Australia, have cloud-first policies now in place which mandate cloud over non-cloud services in ICT procurement. But CIOs and other senior executives, while it's on the majority of their agendas, aren't sure what it really means for their organisations - how to leverage the benefits, control the commercials, manage the business risk, and adapt their organisations. While it is important to set requirements, negotiate commercials (terms, service level agreements, and pricing), and sign the contract - it is also critical that we develop a clear plan for 'Moving to the Cloud' which realigns our business architecture, organization and most importantly our people. This course provides the answers that management must know to be successful and realise the benefits: •	Where should I go cloud? •	What are the commercials? •	Where is my leverage? •	How do I realign my business practices and architecture? •	How do I gear up my people and structure my organisation? View the MOOC promotional video here: http://tinyurl.com/hvtz2ph
Pricing, Change Management, Management, Communications Management
Module 6: Arriving in the Cloud
Welcome to the final week! We have had such an exciting journey learning about all things cloud! We have explored the adoption and commercial issues and redesigned the way we think about the challenges from different points of view. In this module we learn the journey is far from over and we consider how we can consolidate new ways of working into a cloud culture. We explore the importance of ongoing communication, building awareness, as well as barriers, enablers, tips and traps for making sure the cloud journey becomes fully institutionalized. Additionally, we have two student presentations and finish with an interview with Anthony Wong, President of the Australian Computer Society.
Week 6 Overview: Arriving in the Cloud1:27
Consolidation5:55
Creating the Cloud Culture with Leslie Wilcocks5:40
Building Awareness5:34
The Importance of Communication7:52
Preparing the Individual10:19
Information Security Needs and Controls: Student Presentation3:41
Rod Dilnutt
Sara Cullen
选择语言英语(English)阿拉伯语(Arabic)
Rod, this is our last week, and I believe we're ready to move.
We understand the cloud.
We know the adoption and commercial issues.
We recognize the challenges of redesigning how we think of our organizations.
We're also aware of the challenges our people will have.
What must we be aware once we've arrived in the cloud?
>> We've arrived in the cloud but
arriving in the cloud doesn't mean the journey's over.
In this module, we're going to discuss how to consolidate our new ways of working and
consider the cloud culture.
A research presentation is going to ask, do you have the right culture for success?
We cover the importance of building awareness and
communication as a means to preparing the individuals.
Now, that we've arrived, we need to look at some of the traps and
tips, including information security needs,
some of the barriers and enablers to success and the organizational challenges.
The last part of our module wraps out our MOOC.
This includes in the interview with Mr.
Mr Anthony Wong, the President of the Australian Computer Society.
He gives his views on the employer of the future, in a post-cloud environment.
>> You're so right in emphasizing that arriving in the cloud is really just
the start of our cloud journey.
We can do all that we can to arrive prepared and
then it's how capable we are to actually work in it.
This module will be so useful for our participants and their organizations but
also personally with the insights offered by Mr. Wong on their career prospects.