1. The Silver Cloud and The Dark Lining Brian Newberry CSUSB Robert Isaacson DLI

2. Computing Display ProcessingSoftwareStorage MemoryInput DevicesPeripherals

3. Cloud Computing Moves Some of These Functions To Other Computers Connected To Yours Via a Network ProcessingSoftwareStorage

4. Cloud Computing You Are Already Computing In The Cloud! Email World Wide Web Rhapsody, iTunes And Many More

5. Cloud Computing Delivery Of Computing as a Service Over a Network. Computing as a Utility

6. Examples Software as A Service Google Docs, Turbotax Web browser becomes the interface between you and the software.

7. Examples Client-Server Model Email

8. Examples Grid Or Parallel Computing SETI Screen Saver

9. Advantages Platform Free, Works From Your Phone, Tablet, Computer Etc. Access Your Data Anywhere Time Saver, Instead Of Updating Software On 100 Computers, Update On Server Leverage More Computing Power

10. Advantages No Updating, You Are Always Using Most Updated Version Easy Document Sharing and Collaboration Scalability Automated Backups and Recovery

11. Disadvantages Potential For Loss Of Privacy »(http://regex.info/exif.cgi) (picture) (iPad Tracking)http://regex.info/exif.cgipicture(iPad Tracking) Security Issues Data Ownership (Where Is Your Data?) Dependence On One Vendor

12. Disadvantages Reliance On Network And Bandwidth Record Keeping Compliance (Rules Related To How Data Is Stored And Secured) Possible Duplication of Services Non-Interoperability Liability

13. Control vs. Capability

14. Why "They" Want You To Use The Cloud Vendor Dependency Anti-Piracy Revenue Stream

15. What Color is Your Cloud? You Are Computing in the Clouds Manage Your Identity Manage Your Privacy Manage Your Data Manage Your Control Level

16. The Silver Cloud and The Dark Lining Brian Newberry CSUSB Robert Isaacson DLI