Addressing Cloud Computing in Enterprise Architecture: Issues and Challenges

Posted October 31, 2009 | Technology |

THE COMING OF CLOUD COMPUTING

Cloud computing is a paradigm shift to a new form of enterprise distributed computing that takes place outside of the cloud consumer's computing environments. In cloud computing, everything is considered a service, including software services, the application development platform, and infrastructure supports. Cloud computing presents a range of simplified, flexible, and convenient service choices to enterprises.

About The Author
Khaled Khan
Khaled M. Khan has been serving in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Qatar University since 2006. He also holds an honorary Adjunct Fellow position in the School of Computing and Mathematics at the University of Western Sydney, Australia. Prior to these positions, Dr. Khan served the University of Western Sydney as a senior lecturer in computing and was the head of programs for the postgraduate courses. He has taught… Read More
Narenda M. Gangavarapu
Narendra M. Gangavarapu has been working in the ICT division of RailCorp, Australia, since 2007. He holds a master's degree in computing, a postgraduate diploma in computer applications, and a double bachelor's degree in commerce and physiotherapy. Mr. Gangavarapu has worked in IT for over 11 years, on various continents, in such fields as banking, healthcare, telecommunications, education, and transportation. Apart from previous bouts of… Read More
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