CLOUD COMPUTING

Cloud Computing as a New E-Governance Paradigm

Cloud computing as a new e-governance paradigm

Rationale

Cloud computing holds promise and transform government operations. The government of United States has taken into its account architecture, cloud computing model of a clear stride. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST's ") defined cloud computing as" on-demand network access to shared pool of configurable computing, can be rapidly configured and resources, with minimal management or service provider interaction model release "cloud computing. ( Armbrust, 2010, 50)Description: The purpose of the project and a brief description of the target

Cloud computing industry represents a large ecosystem, including many models, vendors and market niches. Significant investment is being used by leading technology players to create customized cloud computing solutions for government. Cloud computing for government agencies in the case, the following account.Delivery: Your project's expected results, including product

 The demand for infrastructure increased substantially: Government to citizens (G2C) services regularly and often difficult to predict the witness demand peaks. Therefore, part of e-government initiatives to create information and communication technology infrastructure, often hold excess capacity, which is unused most of the time. Similar investments in software, resulting in redundancy: typically similar software solutions from multiple government agencies. The world's largest software investment is one government agency, the procurement office software and collaboration solutions. (Armbrust, 2010, 50) license fees and the establishment of information and communication technology infrastructure, these solutions tend to hold the government to form a large part of the cost of software. This requires not only high investment servers, but also the processing power of desktop machines.Schedule: "program to determine the tasks, milestones and deliverables of the work schedule

Expected time required for this project, the complex logistics seven days of software change: low-level IT infrastructure maturity and complex organizational structure, the software upgrade in the government difficult. It requires a lot of time investment from IT support staff of government agencies to track each individual workstation roll-out changes. Information and communications technology management capacity is insufficient: government agencies, to build their data centers and networks need substantial investment, due to internal information and communications technology management capabilities inadequate level of service often leaves much to be desired. (Zissis, 2010,45), it also creates information security-related vulnerabilities. Difficulties in the implementation of ICT standards: considerations by government agencies in the procurement of information and communication technologies autonomy, it is often difficult to enforce minimum standards of information and communication ...