Verizon reviews: Building for peak capacity is bygone mindset
By Carol Ko 07-Jan-2011

Prashant Gupta, head of solutions, Verizon Business India
What have been your customers' three biggest concerns about cloud computing/ cloud services in 2010? How have you addressed their challenges?
Gupta: The key questions we come across were: 1) Is cloud computing secure? 2) Will it provide reliable availability? and 3) Can an organization maintain control over business-critical systems and data that exist in the cloud?
| "It's important to select providers that have security expertise in PCI DSS, HIPAA, GLBA, EUDPD, and other security initiatives." -- Prashant Gupta, head of solutions, Verizon Business India |
Verizon Business is helping enterprises down this critical path with our Cloud Computing Program -- a set of IT consulting and managed services that offer enterprises a holistic approach to transitioning to the cloud, while addressing specific security, privacy, performance and governance requirements. The Verizon Cloud Computing Program also helps enterprises manage, monitor and maintain their clouds, whether applications are delivered from an enterprise's own data center, or one operated by Verizon or a third party.
This lifecycle-centric program offers enterprises a flexible, vendor-neutral approach to understanding the cloud environment, using a five-tiered process: assess, design, migrate, manage and secure. By leveraging the company's experts in data center virtualization, application management and security, Verizon Business works with enterprise customers to create a secure, cloud computing environment, while giving them the level of support desired, no matter where they are in their cloud computing deployment.
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