Department of Computer Science, National University of Singapore Cloud Computing: Development & Future Trends 16 Sep 2020, for China North Industries Group Corporation
Aug 2019  class	Synopsis Cloud computing is moving towards mainstream enterprise adoption from production applications to enabling enterprise digital transformation. This one-day programme is divided into two parts: (i) cloud computing foundation and (ii) current status and future directions. Part I includes basic concepts, key business drivers, technical and non-technical challenges, cloud service (delivery) & deployment models, and two key-enabling technologies:  virtualization, multitenancy.  Cloud computing has moved beyond disrupting IT to provide the basis (cloud-enabled platform services) for future digital disruptions and innovations. Part II discusses future trends in cloud computing and the important of cloud computing as a base technology for developing and hosting modern/next generation computing services with advanced AI, data analytics capabilities among others.  Instructor: Teo Yong Meng, Com2, #04-39 (email) Date/Venue: online lecture, 9am-5pm, 16 Sep 2020 Slides:  0: Overview, Part I - 1. Cloud Computing Foundation, Part II: Current Status & Furture Directions - 2. Resource Hosting & Datacenters, 3. Cloud Software Development, 4. Beyond Cloud Computing Reference Text Cloud Computing: Concepts, Technology & Architecture, Thomas Erl, et al., Prentice-Hall, 2013.
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