Cloud Computing for Business Leaders

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Rashim Mogha

27:59

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01 - Introduction

01 - Embrace the cloud.mp4

00:45

02 - 1. Moving to the Cloud

01 - What is cloud.mp4

02:21

02 - Why are you moving to cloud.mp4

02:13

03 - Understanding the people, process, and technology dynamic.mp4

02:02

03 - 2. Understanding the Business Impact

01 - Impact on spend and budgeting.mp4

02:29

02 - Impact on security.mp4

03:22

03 - Impact on product development.mp4

02:05

04 - Impact on pricing.mp4

02:12

04 - 3. Understanding the People Impact

01 - Communicating the move to cloud.mp4

02:10

02 - Redefining the roles.mp4

01:59

03 - Enabling your teams.mp4

02:21

05 - 4. Understanding the Technology and Process Impact

01 - Implementing app rationalization.mp4

01:37

02 - Redefining processes.mp4

02:23

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As organizations increase their reliance on cloud technologies, everyone within an organization needs to understand what it means to move to the cloud. In this course, instructor Rashim Mogha teaches you how moving to the cloud affects everyone in a company and how to prepare for the move. Rashim explains how the move impacts people and processes. She goes over how moving to the cloud impacts elements of data security. Next, Rashim helps you understand how moving to the cloud may impact your service catalogue and pricing model. Moving to the cloud means that some roles like a system administrators and database administrators will need to be redefined, and it presents an opportunity to look at your technology stack and access if there is an opportunity to use different applications or move to the SaaS version. Rashim concludes by pointing out the importance of reviewing and redefining any workflows and processes impacted by the move.

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