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BUILDING CLOUD MATURITY IN GOVERNMENT Early / Ad Hoc All or most infrastructure, platforms and applications reside on premises, but parts of the organization are introducing cloud services. Intermediate / Repeatable, Opportunistic A hybrid of onsite and cloud-based resources exists within the organization. Approaches to cloud adoption are informally defined, may be redundant or overlapping and are not widely adopted. Advanced / Systematic The organization relies on commercial service providers extensively, and it has tools and integration technologies to automate cloud usage. The focus is on efficiency gains and supporting business needs through innovative technology applications. We have: » defined how we sequence cloud implementations and understand dependencies among cloud initiatives » a systematic approach to data governance and data security, privacy and compliance and have established how to enforce it Mature / Measured, Optimized The organization deploys cloud-aware applications on public, private and hybrid platforms according to business requirements. The focus is on improving quality and being proactive. We are: » tracking service-level agreements and conformance with those agreements » auditing security and compliance » validating that cloud services are meeting our vision and goals We are: » making sure our vision for the cloud advances our overall goals for the organization » looking at how cloud migration will impact security, compliance and risk management » aware of what is driving our near-term decisions about cloud adoption (e.g., need to scale or bring services to market more quickly) We are: » developing criteria to determine the right cloud model for any situation » deciding what capabilities to look for in a cloud service » determining how to assess and support IT management throughout change processes » following best practices for cloud design (e.g., decoupling components and implementing layered security) The following benchmarks draw on the Open Data Center Alliance (ODCA) Cloud Maturity Model. Use these benchmarks to identify where you stand in relation to your vision for the cloud; where you want to be; and a roadmap for getting there. Produced by: For: DLT Solutions can help you chart your journey to the Cloud. Take the CRF survey and let us help you answer the questions above, and more! Contact the DLT Cloud Solutions team now at [email protected] | 1.855.CLOUD01 (256.8301) | www.dlt.com/cloud

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BUILDING CLOUD MATURITY IN GOVERNMENT

Early / Ad Hoc All or most infrastructure, platforms and applications reside on premises, but parts of the organization are introducing cloud services.

Intermediate / Repeatable, OpportunisticA hybrid of onsite and cloud-based resources exists within the organization. Approaches to cloud adoption are informally defined, may be redundant or overlapping and are not widely adopted.

Advanced / SystematicThe organization relies on commercial service providers extensively, and it has tools and integration technologies to automate cloud usage. The focus is on efficiency gains and supporting business needs through innovative technology applications.

We have: » defined how we sequence cloud implementations and understand

dependencies among cloud initiatives » a systematic approach to data governance and data security, privacy

and compliance and have established how to enforce it

Mature / Measured, OptimizedThe organization deploys cloud-aware applications on public, private and hybrid platforms according to business requirements. The focus is on improving quality and being proactive.

We are: » tracking service-level agreements and conformance with

those agreements » auditing security and compliance » validating that cloud services are meeting our vision and goals

We are: » making sure our vision for the cloud advances our overall goals for

the organization » looking at how cloud migration will impact security, compliance

and risk management » aware of what is driving our near-term decisions about cloud adoption

(e.g., need to scale or bring services to market more quickly)

We are: » developing criteria to determine the right cloud model for any

situation » deciding what capabilities to look for in a cloud service » determining how to assess and support IT management throughout

change processes » following best practices for cloud design (e.g., decoupling

components and implementing layered security)

The following benchmarks draw on the Open Data Center Alliance (ODCA) Cloud Maturity Model. Use these benchmarks to identify where you stand in relation to your vision for the cloud; where you want to be; and a roadmap for getting there.

Produced by: For:

DLT Solutions can help you chart your journey to the Cloud. Take the CRF survey and let us help you answer the questions above, and more! Contact the DLT Cloud Solutions team now at [email protected] | 1.855.CLOUD01 (256.8301) | www.dlt.com/cloud