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• 1. [Article] Cost Factors that Influence Ownership of Mainframe or Cloud-Based Data Center Environments

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cost Factors that Influence Ownership of Mainframe or Cloud-Based Data Center Environments Author: Bingell, Nicholas Dayl Year: 2016, 2014 45 pages Title: Cost Factors that Influence Ownership of Mainframe or Cloud-Based Data Center Environments Author: Bingell, Nicholas Dayl Year: 2016, 2014 45 pages Close

• 2. [Article] Integrating Best Practices for Cloud-Based Document Storage in Law Firms

  The efficiencies, cost savings, and sustainability offered by today’s technological innovations are compelling law firms to migrate their document storage to cloud-based environments. For law firms to ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Integrating Best Practices for Cloud-Based Document Storage in Law Firms Author: Hansen, Brianne Year: 2017 The efficiencies, cost savings, and sustainability offered by today’s technological innovations are compelling law firms to migrate their document storage to cloud-based environments. For law firms to store their documents within the cloud, they must develop best practices to address legal, ethical, and security issues. This annotated bibliography provides managing partners, executive directors, information directors, chief information officers, and controllers of law firms with literature focusing on these issues and potential solutions. Title: Integrating Best Practices for Cloud-Based Document Storage in Law Firms Author: Hansen, Brianne Year: 2017 The efficiencies, cost savings, and sustainability offered by today’s technological innovations are compelling law firms to migrate their document storage to cloud-based environments. For law firms to store their documents within the cloud, they must develop best practices to address legal, ethical, and security issues. This annotated bibliography provides managing partners, executive directors, information directors, chief information officers, and controllers of law firms with literature focusing on these issues and potential solutions. Close

• 3. [Article] Is the EDA Industry Ready for Cloud Computing?

  Many industries are increasingly adopting cloud computing. There are several electronic design automation (EDA) industry players, large and small companies, who have explored the idea of providing cloud-based ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Is the EDA Industry Ready for Cloud Computing? Author: Sehgal, Naresh, Acken, John M., Sohoni, Sohum Year: 2015 Many industries are increasingly adopting cloud computing. There are several electronic design automation (EDA) industry players, large and small companies, who have explored the idea of providing cloud-based very large-scale integration design tools and services. This paper briefly explores the history of EDA solutions and their growth path thus far, starting with standalone computer aided design (CAD) tools, through specialized EDA workstations, to integrated suites of tools and flows as currently provided by EDA vendors. A representative EDA flow and its steps are described to provide a basis for relating individual EDA tools to appropriate workload categories. Each step in the EDA design flow is then mapped to a cloud computing workload category. This mapping provides a basis for a decision on moving particular EDA design flow steps to a cloud computing environment. This paper also lists some capabilities currently offered by the public and private cloud providers as a basis for looking at the challenges and opportunities for migrating EDA solutions to cloud computing. Title: Is the EDA Industry Ready for Cloud Computing? Author: Sehgal, Naresh, Acken, John M., Sohoni, Sohum Year: 2015 Many industries are increasingly adopting cloud computing. There are several electronic design automation (EDA) industry players, large and small companies, who have explored the idea of providing cloud-based very large-scale integration design tools and services. This paper briefly explores the history of EDA solutions and their growth path thus far, starting with standalone computer aided design (CAD) tools, through specialized EDA workstations, to integrated suites of tools and flows as currently provided by EDA vendors. A representative EDA flow and its steps are described to provide a basis for relating individual EDA tools to appropriate workload categories. Each step in the EDA design flow is then mapped to a cloud computing workload category. This mapping provides a basis for a decision on moving particular EDA design flow steps to a cloud computing environment. This paper also lists some capabilities currently offered by the public and private cloud providers as a basis for looking at the challenges and opportunities for migrating EDA solutions to cloud computing. Close