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    This document discusses the relationship between cloud computing and pervasive computing. It defines pervasive computing and provides a precise definition of cloud computing, including examples of software as a service, platform as a service, and infrastructure as a service. The document also discusses how cloud computing benefits enterprises by allowing them to purchase server resources as needed rather than over- or under-provisioning. It acknowledges some limitations of cloud computing like availability, unreliability, and data transfer bottlenecks.

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    This document discusses the relationship between cloud computing and pervasive computing. It defines pervasive computing and provides a precise definition of cloud computing, including examples of software as a service, platform as a service, and infrastructure as a service. The document also discusses how cloud computing benefits enterprises by allowing them to purchase server resources as needed rather than over- or under-provisioning. It acknowledges some limitations of cloud computing like availability, unreliability, and data transfer bottlenecks.

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    The Relationship between

    Cloud Computing and


    Pervasive Computing
    Aaron Malik
    Introduction
    • What is pervasive computing
    • Pervasiveness vs Ubiquity
    A Precise Definition of Cloud Computing
    • Basic Definition
    • Example: storing photos on iPhones
    • Cloud Computing for a supplier
    • Cloud computing for end users
    • Cloud computing for internet application developers

    • SaaS – Software as a Service


    • PaaS – Platform as a Service
    • IaaS – Infrastructure as a Service
    Cloud Computing for Enterprises
    • Enterprises utilising Cloud Computing don’t have to worry about
    overprovisioning
    • Nor do they have to worry about underprovisioning
    • Why?
    • Purchasing server-hours as you need it
    • Real world estimates of server utilisation…
    Limitations and some possible solutions
    • Availability of Cloud Computing services
    • Unreliability
    • Data transfer bottlenecks
    • Confidentiality
    Conclusions
    • Could Cloud Computing destroy IT departments?
    • If they adapt they will, not just survive, but see growth
    • If they fail to adapt they will have a hard time surviving

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