With upcoming technologies, economic instability, and increasing regulation applying pressure on the consumer electronics industry, companies will face more complex supply chains, shrinking product life cycles, uncertain demand, and decreasing revenues. Within this dynamic scenario, cloud computing offers a new path for sustainable, efficient, and flexible growth. Gartner forecasts that the cloud services market will grow 16.6% in 2020 ($249.8 billion) and by 2022, 90% of organizations across industries will be using cloud services.

Consumer electronics leaders share their top reasons to adopt cloud computing as improved internal business-process efficiency, increased customer demand, and expanded sales channels. Using a combination of cloud based services, DevOps services and analytics, companies can accelerate time-to-market and enhance their customers experience as well.

For the electronics industry, cloud computing services offer the potential to redefine customer relationships management, improve governance and transparency, transform operations and expand business agility. Let us see how cloud can stimulate benefits for the consumer electronics industry.

The development of cloud computing, web services, and service oriented architecture, is the key to providing the integration that will open up the field to improved collaboration and operational efficiency. Cloud computing service providers allow companies (big or small) to move a part or all of their operations from a local network to the cloud platform, thereby making it easier for them to access a host of facilities such as data storage, processing, and much more.

To illustrate, managing content deployment and OTA for 70K+ on-field connected devices for a leading electronics manufacturer of touch screen displays and POS devices would not have been easy without cloud device management Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). Cloud based portal enabled their user subscription & management, content upload, add/update devices, and configurations all on single portal within a click, thus, simplifying processes and improving operational efficiency with anytime anywhere access.

Also, a standard transition of business applications to cloud is seen where organizations deploy SAP/ CRM on the cloud providing flexible accessibility and simplified setup for servers/software.

Moreover, applying DevOps methodology in the cloud enhances collaboration between teams, boosts the efficiency of the application development cycle, optimizes product quality and saves time. DevOps practices and tools that help the businesses run faster and smoother by automating key steps with standardization.

In addition to bringing buyers and sellers together on the online marketplace, consumer electronics companies can add value by generating personalized product recommendations for buyers with the help of cloud computing and analytics. Because of the clouds expanded computing power and capacity, it can store information about user preferences, its location, and run algorithms to derive intelligent insights enabling product or service customization. For example, a leading consumer electronics brand inferred their user preferences from buying behavior and usage patterns, and used that analytics to offer customized advertisements, offers and suggestions. Ultimately, this paradigm facilitates a host of possibilities, from radically improving the performance of current devices and services that benefits the companies, to delivering improved customer satisfaction ensuring customer loyalty.

Benefits of cloud computing to consumer electronics

Competitive advantage created by going to market first with innovative new products, be it feature-rich or value-driven is critically important in the electronics industry. Electronics OEMs have made dramatic reductions in the product development cycle time with product life cycle management (PLM) systems, but the development process still remains inefficient and time consuming. Multiple ready to use development and managed services like AWS IoT core, EC2, API gateway, Cognito, S3, Azure Blob Storage, Virtual Machines, and many more from leading cloud providers helps expedite collaborative product development by reducing developers work.

With cloud, companies can enforce standardized protocols, synchronize information between systems and access a centralized database provided by infrastructure-as-a-service. With automation and standardization, OEMs can improve development efficiency and avoid costly downstream errors. This helps to speed time to market and time to value, which in turn yields a critical competitive advantage.

Also, organizations adapting to serverless cloud architecture, on-demand database connectivity and pay as you go model enables to shift their IT capital cost to an operational or variable cost.

One of the major business enablers powered by cloud is ecosystem connectivity. Cloud facilitates collaboration with value chain partners and customers, which can lead to improvements in productivity and increased innovation. Cloud-based platforms can bring together disparate groups of people who can collaborate and share resources, information and processes. The recent trend of open innovation is powered via cloud-based software solutions that connect parties (companies, partners, distributors) and facilitate the sharing of ideas. There are also cloud based deal management platforms streamlining the presentation, negotiation, invoicing, and reconciliation of trade promotions received from companys vendors, distributors in a secure, cloud environment. This put an end to the numerous emails, faxes and spreadsheets that are typically exchanged, reducing errors that are often associated with this kind of communication.

Efficient management of inventory is one of the common challenges faced in the Consumer Electronics industry. It is difficult for giant consumer electronics that manufacture multiple products and manage large distribution channels at different locations to check or manage their stock in real-time and predict future demands. With cloud computing and data analytics, they can have wide visibility of their stocks, market, consumer preferences and competition at global level.

Cloud offers access to real-time data, cloud architecture and analytics platforms to build both predictive and prescriptive inventory forecasting that significantly decreases their issues such as stocks shortage or surplus, enabling better decision making and managed inventories. Moreover, company executives can access data and stocks at any time and from anywhere to check the real-time stock availability.

To succeed with cloud, consumer electronics companies have to assess its impact on the operating model and determine successive actions for more effective cloud adoption. Cloud computing services including architecture, development, deployment, migration, optimization of cloud solutions and cloud data analytics helps consumer companies transform their business model and operations with enhanced flexibility, scalability and efficiency elevating their businesses to the next level.

Dhruvesh Soni is associated withVOLANSYS Technologiesas Principle Engineer for over 6 years. He has diversified experience of developing solutions for domains like Cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and more across multiple industries bringing in value to our client's solutions.

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NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) announced on Tuesday that just weeks after its release, the A100 Tensor Core graphics processing unit (GPU) has been adopted by Google Cloud, a division of Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG).

The Accelerator-Optimized VM (A2) family, available on Google Compute Engine, is designed specifically to handle some of the most demanding applications out there, including artificial intelligence (AI) workloads and high performance computing (HPC). This makes Google the first cloud service provider to offer the new NVIDIA GPUs.

The NVIDIA A100 GPU. Image source: NVIDIA.

For the most demanding workloads, Google Cloud will offer users up to 16 GPUs on a single VM (or virtual machine). The cloud provider will also offer the A2 VMs in smaller configurations to match the individual user's computing needs. The system will be available via a private alpha program to start, before opening up to the general public later this year.

In a blog, NVIDIA said the A100 can also power a broad range of compute-intensive applications in cloud data centers, including "data analytics, scientific computing, genomics, edge video analytics, 5G services, and more."

Based on NVIDIA's new Ampere architecture, the A100 represents the "greatest generational leap" in performance in the company's history, boosting both machine-learning training and inference computing performance by 20 times compared with its predecessors. Previous versions of the technology required separate processors for training and inference. The A100 also offers a 10-fold increase in speed versus the previous generation technology.

Google plans to roll out access to additional instances in the near future, with the NVIDIA A100 coming soon to Google Kubernetes Engine, Cloud AI Platform, and other Google Cloud services.

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The number of cloud instance types available today already stands at over 25,000 variants and is increasing by hundreds each month. The YellowDog Index cuts through the complexity, providing a clear, orderly view of all the worldwide instances in terms of cost, performance, availability and carbon impact. For the first time ever, cloud customers are able to instantly find the best source of compute that precisely matches their needs.

The Index uses the latest information available from sources such as Greenpeace and the US Energy Information Administration.

"Our software enables any business to find the best source of computing power, which may be where it's the cheapest, it has the lowest carbon impact or the highest performance at that moment in time," said Gareth Williams, CEO of YellowDog. "We've created a freely available Index so any business can evaluate and then choose the optimal cloud compute offerings, anywhere in the world.

"Being able to assess the amount of renewable energy used for each cloud, alongside its cost effectiveness and computing power, is becoming increasingly important," he added.

YellowDog already works with cloud partners including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Verne Global.

"In my time at Microsoft, we saw and helped enable the exponential expansion of compute resource across the globe, and I see strong potential for the YellowDog Platform across enterprises in many verticals," said Reid Downey, a former General Manager for Microsoft and a Non-Executive Director on the Board of YellowDog.

"Cloud computing enables rapid innovation, and YellowDog is a great example of an organization that is using it to revolutionize its industry," said Deepak Patil, former Vice President of Product Development at Oracle.

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If there ever was a moment for IT organizations to accelerate cloud adoption, its now. Consumers and businesses are relying on cloud more than ever with the recent massive shift to remote working and learning, not to mention the increasingly widespread expectation for "always on"services.

Evan Kotsovinos is no stranger to that reality. As head of global infrastructure for American Express (Amex), one of his responsibilities includes overseeing cloud strategy for the globally-integrated payments company, which serves more than 100 million card members around the world. Kotsovinos also manages the firms technology response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Wecaught up with him to discuss his perspective on the cloud.

In this interview, Kotsovinos discusses why cloud adoption is all about maximizing business outcomes. Heshares a misnomer he still frequently hears from peers about the cloud (hint: it has to do with pricing), and he explains why infrastructure teams and leaders should consider themselves curators.

The Enterprisers Project (TEP): Cloud computing continues to grow, yet many CIOs are still working on their cloud adoption and migration plans.Does cloud adoption still have a long way to go? Is it inevitable for IT organizations?

Kotsovinos: Looking at the economies of scale that cloud providers can reap, and the engineering and innovation capabilities they have, in my mind the cloud is a complete inevitability. The question is not if, but how, and how fast. How will enterprises move to cloud and what cloud model (private, public, hybrid, and what specific flavor of these) will they embrace? And how fast will they move?

TEP: Can you provide a brief overview of how Amex is using the cloud right now?

Kotsovinos: Our approach to cloud employs a hybrid architecture that allows us to build applications once, inside a secure container, and have the flexibility to deploy those applications on private cloud, public cloud or both at the same time. We have been on our cloud journey for a few years now and have seen strong adoption of the platform as well as of cloud-native development principles and practices.

TEP: What makes you a believer in the benefits of cloud?

We believe the economies of scale achievable through our cloud strategy will drive significant advantage for us over time.

Kotsovinos: The cloud offers significant advantages compared with traditional, on-premises data centers. Three of those benefits stand out in my mind. First is the combination of productivity and speed that cloud offers. Today, thanks to cloud, you can tap extremely powerful, out-of-the-box capabilities in areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, or data analytics. Before cloud, that might have taken teams of engineers years to build.

Second is resiliency. At Amex, the ability to run the same application on multiple clouds gives us a high degree of resiliency, allowing us to deliver the always-on experience that our card members crave and deserve.

And lastly, economics. We believe the economies of scale achievable through our cloud strategy will drive significant advantage for us over time.

TEP: Can you describe your approach to application development given the prevalence of cloud today?

Kotsovinos: We are committed to cloud-native application development and to evolving with cloud-native as a standard. As cloud technology matures, we will continue to raise the bar on these cloud-native principles and the service we provide to our customers.

Cloud-native applications are architected to be highly available and continue to serve our customers in a multitude of scenarios. They are built to scale out as well as in, accommodating changes in volumes. They are built based on reusable components. They embrace a number of best practices in terms of logging, configuration management, port binding, and dependency mapping, which support portability.

TEP: Amex is quite advanced in its cloud journey; what are some considerations you are passionate about and believe other CIOs/IT execs should consider as they embark on their cloud journey?

Kotsovinos: As with any new venture, you need to be able to effectively measure results. But its also critical to understand the bigger picture of what youre solving for. To measure our success in cloud, we focus on overall business outcomes rather than the isolated costs of cloud versus on-premises infrastructure.

In addition, to reap the full benefit of cloud computing, you have to move to the cloud in the right way. Lifting and shifting legacy applications to the cloud provides limited benefit. Moving applications that are cloud-native, fully or partially, has a greater return.

Again, its all about maximizing business outcomes, not moving to cloud for clouds sake.

Next, consider how you are going to address your non-cloud native applications. Distinguish between your technical debt those applications in your portfolio that will be out of date and need to be refreshed and those applications that are current, but just are not built for the cloud. Youll likely have more success by reviewing your application refresh cycles and prioritizing your portfolio to move gradually to the cloud. Again, its all about maximizing business outcomes, not moving to cloud for clouds sake.

Finally, account for bubble costs. As you are migrating applications to the cloud, you are likely running parts of your applications on both cloud and traditional infrastructure, which will temporarily inflate your cost base.

TEP: Is there a pet peeve or misnomer you hear from CIOs or even your peers in infrastructure that you wish you could debunk or clarify?

Kotsovinos: A misnomer I still hear is that the cloud is cheaper, or the cloud is more expensive. Both of these statements oversimplify the problem. The cloud is neither cheaper, nor more expensive. The cloud is a different way of delivering a service and what matters is the total cost of the technology stack you are delivering, not the cloud versus on-premises calculation.

TEP: What are some key talent challenges that organizations should consider as they shift to the cloud?

Kotsovinos: I think a crucial aspect of cloud adoption is investing not only in training and upskilling, but also in evangelizing and helping engineering teams adopt the right mindset and tools. Without that, you may not get very far.

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Do not assume that if you deliver it, they will come. In 2020, the role of an infrastructure organization is not just to build and deliver those capabilities, but to make sure they are understood and adopted in the right way. The infrastructure team is responsible for being a trusted partner, a consultant, and an advisor to the software engineering teams. Infrastructure teams and leaders are curators of developer experience above all else.

TEP: The world is changing before our eyes, including technological advancements. What are some critical long-term technology infrastructure considerations we might not yet be thinkingabout?

Kotsovinos: I would highlight two long-term developments that may fundamentally transform everything we know about computer architecture, and therefore technology infrastructure, over the next several years. First, quantum computing, which promises vast speed improvements for specific classes of problems but is nowhere near general-purpose computing or the level of hardware stability and usability that would make it mainstream. Secondly, the rise of very large non-volatile memory, which over time can lead to the collapse of the memory hierarchy (cache, RAM, storage) into one large persistent memory array.

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Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG) has emerged from the pandemic as one of the most well-suited businesses for this environment and managed to maintain strong growth despite the challenges. Q1 results were surprisingly robust, and the stock has appreciated 50% since then. High-quality products offering, improving customer funnel, and accelerated digitalization trends are three solid reasons to believe this company has a bright future ahead.

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Datadog provides a series of products which give companies extensive visibility over their cloud and network infrastructure status. Dashboards and visualization tools allow engineers to monitor and build their infrastructure with ease and speed. These tools provide several important benefits to companies. For example, engineers can predict traffic spikes and prevent servers downtime, manage and improve performance, ensure that new servers are running smoothly compared to peers, reduce risk during cloud migration and much more. Generally speaking, Datadog allows companies to quickly isolate and address issues in systems that are getting more and more complex.

Figure 1 - APM Product overview - Source: Datadog

Datadog has rapidly expanded its product offering from infrastructure metrics to a much broader portfolio. It now offers a series of products, such as APM for monitoring, troubleshooting, and optimization of applications performance, LOGS for automatic collection and easy navigation of logs from all services, applications, and platforms, and Synthetics for detection and alert of users issues.

The quality of the product offering appears to be excellent. Many large companies have posted very positive reviews, and this is confirmed by the high retention rate numbers as well as the significant cross-selling and up-selling rates. At Q1, Datadog dollar-based net retention rate was above 130%, driven by customers increased usage and adoption of new products. Moreover, the number of customers using two or more products increased from 32% to 63% YoY, and 5% since last quarter. Datadogs product quality and robustness are also highlighted by the growing number of customers with ARR above $100,000, which is has increased 89% from last year to 960 customers.

An interesting recent addition the product offering is the Security Monitor product. The accelerated shift to a digital world has increased companies focus on cybersecurity, and the nature of this product is well suited to capture on this trend.

Figure 2 - Dashboard Example - Source: Datadog

Customers growth is significant and it has accelerated over the last year. Datadog added almost 1000 customers in the last quarter, and at the end of the quarter, it could count about 11500 customers, representing a YoY growth of 40.2%.

The company announced Datadog Partner Network in January. The network has the aim of increasing business between partners members, especially cloud services, and ultimately benefit Datadog due to increasing usage of the platform. In this sense, I see this move as similar to the seller ecosystem of Shopify (NYSE:SHOP), which has been extremely successful for customer satisfaction and retention. For Datadog it is too early to tell if this strategy could have a meaningful impact on revenue.

Datadog has been certainly benefited from the accelerated shift to a digital society brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. The vast majority of businesses are realizing the importance of an online presence, and the increased migration to cloud services will go hand in hand with Datadogs business growth.

In Q1, revenue was up 87% YoY to $131 million, with gross profit totalling $104 million. Therefore, the gross margin remains very high at 80%. Cash flow from operations has increased significantly in the last two quarters (figure 1), but so have operating expenses, up 66% YoY.

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However, the increase in expenses is mainly driven by increasing R&D expenses from $23 million in Q1 19 to $41 million in Q1 20, which shows that the company committed to growth and expansion. So far, Datadog has shown to be able to rapidly innovate, and this innovation has successfully translated in increased customer acquisition and additional revenue through both cross-selling and up-selling.

Datadog has a broad range of competitors in the monitoring and analytics market. In infrastructure monitoring, Datadog is competing against giants such as Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and IBM (NYSE:IBM). The APM product competition instead includes Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO) and New Relic (NYSE:NEWR), while for the LOGS product the main competitors are Splunk (NASDAQ:SPLK) and Elastic (NYSE:ESTC).

This is not a winner-takes-all market. However, what gives Datadog a hedge over competitors is the ability to provide a unified platform combining functionalities from numerous traditional product categories, and with extremely high customers satisfaction. Currently, Datadog could have one of the best (if not the best) platforms on the market, and the exponential growth that the cloud market is experiencing should foster Datadogs growth for the years to come.

Datadog has demonstrated its resilience achieving growth despite the challenging environment, and the stock has had an impressive run-up in the last couple of months. The company has developed a strong product offering and showed great ability in cross-selling and up-selling to existing and new customers. Despite growing expenses, margins and revenue growth remain high, and the company has shown in the past to be able to put the R&D capital to good use. I rate DDOG a buy below the $100 mark.

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As the adoption of public cloud service providers like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure continues to grow, a shockingly large number of organizations are experiencing a host of cybersecurity incidents as they migrate work functions to public clouds.

According to the State of Cloud Security 2020 survey from cybersecurity specialist Sophos released in July, 70% of over 3,200 organizations surveyed experienced a public cloud security incident in the last year.

Half of respondents reported ransomware/malware attacks, 29% reported exposed data, 25% reported compromised accounts, and 17% reported cryptojacking incidents in which hackers use computer resources to perform the computations required to mine bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

Organizations running multi-cloud environments were 50% more likely to report a cloud security incident than those running a single cloud.

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Those percentages are still quite high, of course, but low when compared to the global average of 70% and well below the 93% of respondents from India reporting cyberattacks.

Another sign of hope is that 96% of respondents acknowledged the growing importance of cloud security. Thats good, because the hackers are getting more sophisticated every day.

Case in point: in its companion 2020 Threat Report, Sophos reported evidence that malicious actors are now learning how to attack machine learning malware detection models that are increasingly considered the foundation of any robust cybersecurity program.

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Cloud computing has most certainly been an important driver for the next generation of the internet. This key technology has facilitated both online cloud storage and even more recently online services, enabling Software as a Service (SaaS) applications available by subscription.

While cloud computing has been a great enabler for these services, it also has presented new challenges in keeping a network secure. Long gone are the days when a companys IT department could set up computers, and then control the entire flow of traffic - both inbound and outbound alike - via its arranged network with strategically placed firewalls, hubs and antivirus software protecting the clients.

Rather, with cloud computing, there are virtual resources provided over the internet, including data, applications and infrastructure. This then has the potential for sensitive data to be exposed as it gets transmitted from the client to the cloud server and back.

A common vulnerability for cloud computing is known as session hijacking. In this type of attack, the hacker exploits a valid computer session, to then get access to the resources of the cloud server provider.

Here, the cookie that the client is using for authentication for the valid session gets stolen and hijacked. In one variation of the attack, the hacker intercepts the traffic between the client and the server with a Sniffing program, that can grab the cookie (and whatever other data) in what is dubbed a Man-in-the-middle attack'.

Several strategies have been developed to ensure security between clients and the cloud server. They need to be tailored to the specific type of cloud security platform that is vulnerable.

The base for cloud architecture is known as Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). To protect IaaS, there needs to be network segmentation, and monitoring of the network should include Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS). There should also be virtual web application firewalls that get located in front of the website for malware protection. Virtual routers, and virtual network-based firewalls along the edge of the cloud network provide perimeter protection.

The next cloud solution is Platform as a Service or PaaS. In this architecture the service provider provides the platform to the client which allows them to build applications, while the host company, ie: the cloud provider, builds and services the infrastructure. Security for this type of cloud service can be provided via IP restrictions, and logging. In addition, there should be API Gateways deployed, and a Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) which controls the policies.

With a SaaS, both the software, and the data are hosted in the cloud, with the service available to each user via a browser. The security for such a configuration is often provided via the Cloud Service Provider (CSP), which is typically negotiated into the service contract. Additionally, a SaaS will incorporate the same suite of security measures as in a PaaS.

A final security measure to implement is a cloudVPN, also known as a VPN as a Service, or aptly designated as a VPNaaS. This cloudVPN is designed to give users the ability to access the cloud servers applications through a browser securely by encrypting the communications.

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The YellowDog Index dramatically simplifies the analysis of the cost, performance, availability and carbon impact of cloud computing.

BRISTOL, England, July 8, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- YellowDog, a leading provider of multi-cloud workload management software, has launched an Index that dramatically simplifies cost and performance analysis of cloud computing technology.

The YellowDog Index is the definitive guide to the ever-changing cloud landscape.

The number of cloud instance types available today already stands at over 25,000 variants and is increasing by hundreds each month. The YellowDog Index cuts through the complexity, providing a clear, orderly view of all the worldwide instances in terms of cost, performance, availability and carbon impact. For the first time ever, cloud customers are able to instantly find the best source of compute that precisely matches their needs.

The Index uses the latest information available from sources such as Greenpeace and the US Energy Information Administration.

"Our software enables any business to find the best source of computing power, which may be where it's the cheapest, it has the lowest carbon impact or the highest performance at that moment in time," said Gareth Williams, CEO of YellowDog. "We've created a freely available Index so any business can evaluate and then choose the optimal cloud compute offerings, anywhere in the world.

"Being able to assess the amount of renewable energy used for each cloud, alongside its cost effectiveness and computing power, is becoming increasingly important," he added.

YellowDog already works with cloud partners including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Verne Global.

"In my time at Microsoft, we saw and helped enable the exponential expansion of compute resource across the globe, and I see strong potential for the YellowDog Platform across enterprises in many verticals," said Reid Downey, a former General Manager for Microsoft and a Non-Executive Director on the Board of YellowDog.

"Cloud computing enables rapid innovation, and YellowDog is a great example of an organization that is using it to revolutionize its industry," said Deepak Patil, former Vice President of Product Development at Oracle.

The YellowDog Index is available at yellowdog.co/yellowdog-index.

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YellowDog, founded in 2015 in Bristol, UK, delivers the Best Source of Compute for hybrid- and multi-cloud workloads. The YellowDog Platform is an intelligent, predictive scheduling and orchestration solution used all over the world for multiple applications.

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Dan Ives is Managing Director and Equity Analyst, Technology Sector at Wedbush Securities. Mr. Ives is a world-renowned software and technology analyst with 20-plus years experience educating on cloud computing, cybersecurity, Big Data and the mobile landscape.

Before his tenure at Wedbush Securities, he spent the first few years of his career as a financial analyst at HBO before becoming a well-known research analyst and Managing Director with FBR Capital Markets, focusing on the enterprise software/hardware sectors.

He also served in executive roles at Synchronoss Technologies, a mobile cloud vendor, and GBH Insights, a leading market research firm. Mr. Ives is a highly sought-after tech expert and regularly makes television appearances on networks such as CNBC, Bloomberg, BBC, CNN and Fox to provide commentary related to his technology experience and is often cited by publications such as The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investors Business Daily, The Mercury News, Financial Times and The New York Times.

In this 2,828 word interview, exclusively in the Wall Street Transcript, Mr. Ives discusses the sector economics of cloud computing along with an introduction to his new cloud computing ETF.

When you think about call centers, as a good example, more and more of them are moving into the cloud. As they do, companies likeNICE Systems(NASDAQ:NICE) facilitate this move.NICEis one of the bigger holdings in the ETF.

Then, there are application players. You look at companies likeDatadog(NASDAQ:DDOG) andAnaplan(NYSE:PLAN), and these are enablers or facilitators of the next generation of cloud.

These are all examples of companies that are in the IVES ETF, as opposed to applications such as aSlack(NYSE:WORK) andZoom (NASDAQ:ZM) that sit on top of the infrastructure.

The ETF will create returns in this specific sector and will include several stock names that are fairly unknown to investors:

Cloud has many opportunities, but there are also security issues. Thats where cybersecurity names are so important in terms of guarding cloud workloads with the connections, the data and the pipes accelerating to the cloud. These companies are benefiting from the cloud theme.

Cybersecurity names are seeing significant growth related to the cloud shift. We see that with companies likeZscaler(NASDAQ:ZS) orPalo Alto(NYSE:PANW),CyberArk(NASDAQ:CYBR), just to name a few.

There are also international names included in the ETF:

We have companies that are higher, but 4.5% tends to be a lot of the weighted ones. Sinch AB (STO:SINCH) is an Asian infrastructure play and one that plays into the data center theme, especially in Asia.

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Organization Size:*Small & Medium Size Enterprises (SMEs)*Large Enterprises

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Regions:*North Americao U.S.o Canada*Europeo UKo Germany*Asia Pacifico Chinao Indiao Japan*Latin Americao Brazilo Mexico*Rest of the World

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Historical year 2015Base year 2016Forecast period 2017 to 2025

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a new space business segment aimed at taking cloud computing farther than ever.

Space-based business ventures are coming into their own and getting off the ground (pun intended), with space-based internet, communications, cloud services and more. Manned space trips are increasing in frequency and importance, as countries are looking to the moon and Mars for possible colonization.

AWS sees an opportunity to leverage their extensive cloud experience and portfolio to provide the backbone for these companies and industries. The new business unit, Aerospace and Satellite Solutions, will be run by retired Air Force Major Gen. Clint Crosier, who previously served as the director of Space Force Planning, referring to the latest branch of the US military.

We find ourselves in the most exciting time in space since the Apollo missions, Crosier said in todays announcement from Amazon. I have watched AWS transform the IT industry over the last 10 years and be instrumental in so many space milestones. I am honored to join AWS to continue to transform the industry and propel the space enterprise forward.

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In 2019, more enterprise workloads were executed in the cloud than on premises for the first time.

To be precise: 56% of workloads were executed in the cloud -- either as IaaS, PaaS or SaaS -- compared to 44% on premises (of that, 40% were in the data center and 4% in branch offices).

This tells us that organizations must get serious about cloud threat protection, and that requires tackling two things: protecting cloud-based resources and using cloud-based services to do so. Doing both requires making organizational, operational and funding changes -- plus investing in the right technologies.

Let's address these necessary changes in order.

One of the best success metrics for cybersecurity organizations -- and the metric that Nemertes Research, where I work, relies on to measure cybersecurity success -- is mean total time to contain (MTTC) security breaches. MTTC includes the sum of the time required to detect a potential attack, understand that it is in fact an attack and contain it. Nemertes' analysts measure MTTC annually, most recently in our 2019-2020 "Cloud and Cybersecurity Research Study," in which we assessed MTTC for 335 firms in 11 countries, across 24 industry verticals.

The median MTTC across all of the companies Nemertes studied is 180 minutes. We selected the organizations in the 80th percentile and above as our success group. The companies in this group have an MTTC of 20 minutes or fewer.

While it's far from the only relevant metric, MTTC is a good measure of a cybersecurity organization's maturity; cybersecurity organizations with a low MTTC generally have better security practices than those with a higher MTTC.

Practices that correlate with lowering MTTC for cloud-enabled organizations include the following:

So far, so good. But what technologies should be included in that budget and architecture?

The following technologies correlate with a measurable improvement in MTTC and, thus, should be considered by cloud-enabled organizations:

Cloud-based identity and access management (IAM) provides a platform for single-credential and single sign-on authentication across multiple cloud platforms, and possibly internal systems. Vendors that provide IAM as a service include Microsoft, Okta, OneLogin and Ping Identity. Using IAM as a service correlates with 50% improvement in MTTC.

Cloud access security brokers (CASBs) provide additional security controls on and visibility into enterprise use of cloud resources. They can be in-line proxy-style intermediaries through which cloud-bound traffic passes, or they can be API-based services that are called upon by cloud services for authentication and authorization of user access -- and to which cloud services send monitoring event information on use of the service.CASBs are available from Bitglass, Netskope, Microsoft and McAfee. Using CASBs correlates to 50% improvement in MTTC.

Behavioral threat analytics (BTA), sometimes referred to as user and entity behavioral analytics, integrates multiple sources of data -- such as logs, analytics platforms and SIEM -- to capture and display anomalous behavior of users, devices and systems. BTA examples includeBroadcom Bay Dynamics, Gurucul, Exabeam and Splunk. Using BTA correlates to 41.7% improvement in MTTC.

Cloud-based firewalls are virtual entities in the cloud, as opposed to physical devices in physical locations. Most major firewall providers (including Palo Alto, Cisco, Check Point and others) offer cloud-based versions of their services. Most major telcos and cloud security providers -- like Verizon, AT&T, CenturyLink and Masergy Communications -- offer cloud-based firewall services. Using cloud-based firewalls correlates with a 50% improvement in MTTC; 60% of organizations studied by Nemertes had enabled cloud-based firewalls.

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) tools enable mobile and home users and sites to connect via a secure point of presence to a secured network operator's core network. These tools then apply security policies to control access to resources on premises or in the cloud. SASE products include Cisco Umbrella and Palo Alto Prisma. The use of SASE correlates with a 17% improvement in MTTC.

What does this mean for enterprise security professionals? First, if you don't yet have cloud security specialists, hire them or grow your own via training and certification. This step is essential even if it means increasing headcount in the cybersecurity organization. If you can get there by trimming headcount in other areas, so much the better, but, regardless, having a team in place is the first step toward success.

The era of cloud cybersecurity is dawning.

Second, ensure the cloud security team is well funded. The greatest improvements in MTTC correlate with having line items for this team's budget in both the cloud and cybersecurity budget. Either one is good; both is best.

Third, the cloud security team's first act should be to develop a cloud security architecture and strategy. Which critical technologies listed above do you plan to implement, and how will they be integrated together? This architecture and strategy should include fundamental technology principles that will be used to drive vendor and product selection. It should also generate a roadmap laying out the sequence of procuring and installing the technology.

Fourth, based on that cloud security strategy, architecture and roadmap, the cloud cybersecurity team should begin selecting and implementing the key technologies.

Fifth and finally, teams shouldn't neglect documenting and implementing the cybersecurity operational changes driven by the move to cloud threat protection. For example, cloud security providers need to be fully integrated into an organization's incident response policy.

The bottom line: As workloads move to the cloud, so should the means of protecting them. The era of cloud computing is here. The era of cloud cybersecurity is dawning.

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