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Transcript of Matt Wilbanks Cloud Specialist THE NEW EDGE IN TECHNOLOGY GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE August 9, 2011.
Matt WilbanksCloud Specialist
THE NEW EDGE IN TECHNOLOGYGREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE
August 9, 2011
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• Founded: 1998 / IPO 2008
• Headquarters: San Antonio, TX Offices: Austin, TX
San Francisco, CABlacksburg, VALondon, UKAmsterdam, NLHong Kong, China
• Data Centers: San Antonio, Dallas, Chicago, Virginia, London, Hong Kong
• 3,400+ Rackers
• 140,000+ Customers
• 70,000+ Servers Online
$57 $87$139
$224
$362
$532
$629
$781
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Annual Revenue ($M)
45% CAGR
2008, 2009 & 2010
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SIZING THEMARKET: HOW
BIG?
Forrester, “Sizing the cloud,” March 2011
$72B
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*Source: Jack of all Clouds blog: http://www.jackofallclouds.com/2011/01/state-of-the-cloud-january-201/
THE RISE OF THE ENTERPRISE
CLOUDToday, less than 2% of the top 500,000 web sites are hosted on modern Cloud
architectures*
“By 2012, 20% of businesses
will own no IT assets.”
- Gartner Key Predictions, Jan. 2010
THE RISE OF THE ENTERPRISE
CLOUD “Midsize businesses that plan to adopt cloud computing by 2012 expect it to lower their costs by approximately 24%”.
- Gartner Survey Analysis: North American Midsize Businesses Cite Cloud Intentions -
Jan 2011
“Today, we’ve got 95% of applications running internally and 5% externally. In five years, that
ratio will be 80 percent internal and 20% external.” -CIO, Fortune 500
financial company.SandHill Group, Leaders in the Cloud
(March 2010).
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WHY THE
SWITCH?
Cloud technologies make IT Hosting more attractive
AccessibilitySpeed
Cost
PARADIGM SHIFT– Companies will consume IT over the web from service providers: radically less expensive; automated; non-core/strategic
CLOUD COMPUTING – New set of technologies that make existing market opportunity larger and rapidly accelerate this paradigm shift
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OUR STRATEGY IS
SIMPLE
The #1 Specialist in Hosting and Cloud computing
Fanatical Support makes us themost trusted partner for business
Open technologies at web scaleEnsure value and reliability
Service Enables CLOUD
ADOPTION
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i OUR OFFERA PORTFOLIO APPROACH
Fanatical Support
Hosting + Cloud Portfolio
Choice of Service Levels
Leading SLAs
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PROVEN BUSINESS MODEL DRIVES FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
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Dedicated Private Cloud Public Cloud OpenStack (off premise)
Critical Sites
Intensive
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Infrastructure Efficiency
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Things go Wrong in Computing13
Hold it Like This
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Airing Our Mistakes on YouTube
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“It’s supposed to be hard. If it wasn’t hard, everyone would do it.”
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Hiring: Talent and Culture Fit Really Matter
Seamless: Great Technology + Human Performance
Transparency: Open Management, Open Book
Strengths-based Management
Celebrating Fanatical Rackers
Racker Engagement
Customer Loyalty - Net Promoter Score
Talent
•Motivation•Influence•Workstyle•Relationship•ThoughtProcess
Hiring: Talent and Culture Fit Really Matter
MotivationInfluenceWorkstyle
RelationshipThoughtProcess
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CULTURE IMMERSIONROOKIE O
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Seamless: Great Technology + Human Performance
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TRANSPARENCYOPEN BOOK
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FIND WHAT’S RIGHTSTRENGTHS-BASED MANAGEMENT
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Celebrate
The
Fanatical
Racker
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KEEPING OUR FINGER ON THE
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Net Promoter Score (NPS)
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WOULD YOUR REFER A FRIEND?NET PROMOTER SCORE
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