Rethinking the Business Benefits of The Cloud

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Maybe you can already recite the sales pitch for cloud computing in your sleep—how it’s faster, more flexible, and economical than amassing your own servers on site. But, as Joe Weinman argues in “Rethinking the Business Benefits of Cloud,” that’s just scratching the surface. In these slides, Joe Weinman, author of Cloudonomics: The Business Value of Cloud Computing, explores some of the overlooked—and more nuanced—business benefits of moving workloads to the cloud, such as faster innovation, global expansion, and customer satisfaction.

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Rethinking the Business Benefits of the Cloud

GigaOm Research

Joe Weinman

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Cloudonomics

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Common

Location-independent

Online

Utility

on-Demand

Quantitative Analysis of Clouds.

- Penalty Cost Reduction to for independent demands

- Latency to for n nodes, adjusted by

- Hub vs. P2P Benefit of Connections; Latency Penalty of

- Pure Cloud Better when ; Hybrid Best with Breakeven at

- Linear Benefit for Exponential for ; for Random Walk

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- Smart networks improvement on paths

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“The Benefits of the Cloud are Cost Reduction and

Business Agility”

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Revenue Growth

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Does IT Matter??

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Firm ProfitabilityFixed Effect Models*

Base Model Incl Sales, OPEX

IT 1.912 1.837

Sales 0.054

OPEX 0.137

Advertising 0.155 0.142

R&D 1.001 0.993

R2 (overall) 0.49 0.51

Observations 276

Number of Firms 86

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Source: Sunil Mithas, Ali Tafti, Indranil Bardhan, and Jie Mein Goh, “Information Technology and Firm Profitability: Mechanisms and Empirical Evidence”

Range of IT Value

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The Discipline of Market Leaders

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Digital Disciplines

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Digital Technology+

Value Disciplines=

Digital Disciplines

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Updating the Value Disciplines?

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Value Discipline

“Virtual” Extrapolation

(Physical) Operational Excellence

Virtual Operational Excellence

(Physical)Product

Leadership

Virtual Product

Leadership

(Face-to-Face)Customer Intimacy

Virtual Customer Intimacy

Source: NYTimes.com

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Updating the Value Disciplines

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Value Discipline “Virtual” Extrapolation

Digital Discipline

Operational Excellence

Virtual Operational Excellence

Information Excellence

Product Leadership

Virtual Product Leadership

Solution Leadership

Customer Intimacy

Virtual Customer Intimacy

Collective Intimacy

(Traditional Innovation) Accelerated Innovation

Information Excellence

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Solution Leadership

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Collective Intimacy

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Business Agility

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Product Life CycleR

even

ue

Time

Introduction Growth Maturity Decline

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Industry RivalsIn

du

stry

Riv

als

Time

Introduction Growth Maturity Decline

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Industry ProfitIn

du

stry

Pro

fit

Time

Introduction Growth Maturity Decline

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Industry ProfitIn

du

stry

Pro

fit

Time

Introduction Growth Maturity Decline

Lower Development

Expenses

Higher ProfitTime ValueOf Money

LowerMarketing Costs

Lower ForecastRisk

Higher MarketShare

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Digital Business Intervals

Time

Introduction Growth Maturity Decline

Time to Market

Time to Volume

Platformas a Service

Infrastructureas a Service

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Accelerated Innovation

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Accelerated Innovation

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Challenge

Solutions

??Solution

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Accelerated Innovation

Netflix InnocentiveGoldcorp

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New Business Models

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Business Model Generation

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The Business Model Canvas

KeyPartners

KeyResources

ValueProposition

Channels

CustomerSegments

KeyActivities

Cost Structure

CustomerRelationships

Revenue Streams

Source: Alex Osterwalder and Yves Pigneur, Business Model Generation

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Nike Basketball Hyperdunk+

Source: Nike.com

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Automobile Insurance

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- Speed- Route- Distance- Acceleration

Global Market Expansion

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The Networked Economy

Source: McKinsey Global Institute

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Greater Bandwidth & More Endpoints

Greater GlobalKnowledge-Intensive Flows

Faster Growth than Labor, Capital-Intensive Segments

Increasing NetworkUbiquity

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Enhanced User Experience

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Amdahl’s Law.

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S

P

Cloud Response Time.

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Geo Dispersion.

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The Law of Cloud Response Time.

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T = F + N + PSingle Entities

T = F + N + P__ __√n p

Multiplicity of Nodes and Processors

( )n = ∛ QN 2

2PMinimum Time for a given Quantity of resources

0.35

0.3

0.25

0.2

0.15

0.1

0.05

0

Priority of Dispersion

Cost Reduction

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Statistical Multiplexing of IID RVs.

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Inverse Square Root Behavior.

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Cloud Cost Structures.

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SG&A, Margin, Uncollectibles, …

Economies of Scale

Diseconomies

Scale-Invariant Costs

Cost

(/P

rice

)

Consumer TypicalEnterprise

Well-RunEnterprise

Mid-SizeCloud SP

LargestCloud SP

1. U < 1 A * U * C * T <= P * U * C * T < P * 1 * C * T = P * C * T

2. U = 1 & A=P A * U * C * T =  P * U * C * T = P * 1 * C * T = P * C * T

3. U = 1 & A < P A * U * C * T <  P * U * C * T = P * 1 * C * T = P * C * T

4. 1 < U < ( P / A ) A * U * C * T <  A * (P / A) * C * T = P * C * T

5. U > 1, & (Tp / T) < (1 / U)

[(P - ε) * T * C] + [ε * Tp * C * U] <  [(P - ε) * T * C] + [ε * T * C]

6. (TNZ / T) > (1 / U) & U > 1 ε * T * C < ε * TNZ * U * C

7. D uniform, U > 1 TotalCost = [F * T * C] + [ ½V * (V / P) * T * U * C]

Min(TotalCost) when 0 = [T * C] * [0 – 1 + V * U / P] V / P = 1 / U

A = Average, P = Peak, C = Baseline Resource Cost, U = Utility Premium, T = Time, Tp = Peak Duration,TNZ = Non-Zero Baseline Duration, F = Fixed Capacity, V = Variable Capacity, D = Demand over Time

The Math.

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All other things being equal:

1. If cloud services cost less than enterprise IT, then…

…use them

2. If cloud services cost more than enterprise IT, then…

…don’t…

…jump to conclusions, because if demand is “spikier” than the cloud is “costly,” a pure cloud solution will cost less than a dedicated one

3. If demand has any variation, a hybrid solution is optimal

The English.

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Hybrid Economics, P/A>U>1.

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Private PublicHybrid

Cost

$$$

$$

$

Stateless Elasticity BC/DR

Content/Service Delivery Data Integration

Hybrids over Space.

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Dev/Test Production Production Dev/Test

Migration to Cloud Migration from Cloud

Hybrids over Time.

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Risk Mitigation

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Linear Demand Growth.

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Time

Demand D(t) = a+bt

t1

UnservedDemand u Resources R(t)

t2

ProvisioningTime tp

Time

Demand D(t) = et

Resources R(t)=e(t-tp)

UnservedDemand

t1 t2

tp

tp

Exponential Demand Growth.

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White Papers.

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Thank You

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