Cloud Computing is once again on the CIO's radar. The IT leader is now ready to further embrace the technology. This playlist will help you review your cloud conversations in the last few years and let you move to the next phase of cloud computing.

Cloudy Conversations

Guest 1: Scott Lundstrom
Title: Group Vice President, IDC Health Insights

Guest 2: Sandra Palumbo
Title: Research Fellow, The Yankee Group

Guest 3: Fernando Martinez, MS, CHCIO, FHIMSS
Title: Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Jackson Health System, Miami Florida

We value Cloud computing because it offers significant scalability and cost savings, but is that motivation enough for Healthcare to move to cloud? If money were not a constraint, what would be the best roadmap? What are some of the obvious and hidden challenges that we need to overcome? What has been tried and worked (or failed) so far?

Is Healthcare ready for the cloud?

Guest 1: Peter Cook
Title: Chief Information Officer Europe, Global Shared Services, Wolters Kluwer N.V.

Guest 2: Carl-Magnus Hallberg
Title: SVP of Global IT Services, NASDAQ OMX

Cloud Computing has been around long enough for us to have ironed out most of the kinks and is quickly becoming part of our enterprise computing DNA. But does that mean most of us have aced the Cloud Computing paradigm or that we use the mature technology to its best advantage? If we fail at using it properly, then where are we and what do we need to do to get to the next level? Is there a clearly defined ONE cloud maturity model we can follow, that has established benchmarks?

Where are you on the Cloud Maturity Model?

Guest 1: Elayne Starkey
Title: CSO, Department of Technology and Information (DTI), Delaware

Guest 2: Dan Lohrmann
Title: CSO, Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB), State of Michigan

Three security issues loom large over the future of Cloud Computing: 1) Will corporate IT security policies still apply to the applications and services delivered via the cloud? 2) How will a CIO prove to management and clients that the company’s applications and services are as secure as before the cloud and meeting all SLAs? 3) Will security be robust enough to pass any compliance audits required? Only when each of these 3 concerns can be answered with a resounding “YES!”, will cloud computing be finally considered secure. Meanwhile, what will IT leaders and vendors have to consider, change, revamp, or manage differently in order to achieve this end goal?

How to enable Secure Cloud Computing

Guest : George Surdu
Title : Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Comerica

In planning your application and infrastructure environment, an essential step is to determine their cloud suitability. How do you go about determining that? Since each application and infrastructure element may have its unique provisioning needs, how do you transform or modernize these elements to run on one cloud foundation? Can you plan all this upfront or have to play it by ear as you unearth the intricacies?

Cloud Suitability And Transformation

Guest : Wayne Shurts
Title : Executive VP & Chief Technology Officer, Sysco

Cloud Computing, Big Data and mobility arguably share similar intrinsic features such as distribution, and geographical dispersion. How can you utilize these common intrinsic features to invite Big Data and mobility into your organization, leveraging an existing cloud infrastructure, at a low risk, low cost and with high resilience to meet changing business demand?

Leveraging Cloud To Invite Big Data And Mobility

Guest : Larry Biagini
Title : Chief Technology and Security Officer, GE

Traditionally, cloud has been seen as having major security vulnerabilities. Is it now possible to ensure that corporate and customer data is protected when used over public and private cloud services? What new security policies and architectures actually take advantage of cloud delivery in order to increase the levels of security?

Cloud Enabled Security

With rampant use of legacy further compounded by isolated use of best-of-breed point solutions (often Software-as-a-Service), we may be unintentionally losing the enterprise perspective much needed to realize the Patient Centered Care (PCC) dream. Do/should you have a “Best-of-breed OR Enterprise Strategy” or a “Best-of-breed AND Enterprise Strategy”? How do you manage and govern?

Maintaining Health IT Toolset For Patient Centered Care

Guest 1: Torri Martin
Title    : Director of SMARTATL, City of Atlanta

Guest 2: Otto Doll
Title     : Chief Information Officer, City of Minneapolis

Guest 3: Scott Cardenas
Title      : Chief Information Officer, City and County of Denver's
                Technology Services

Smart City initiatives are pervasive globally and a lot of tax dollars are being invested. How measurably smart have such cities become? What are the lessons for the cities that are just getting started?

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