Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
While the general advantages of cloud computing are widely known, a challenge many managers face is making a compelling business case for it. Questions that CIOs and CFOs often grapple with are: How does cloud computing affect costs and how should those be measured? What impact does cloud computing have on productivity, agility, and a company’s ability to be innovative? Knowledge@Wharton spoke about these questions and more with Erik Berggren, vice president of customer results and global research at Success Factors (an SAP company), and Don Huesman, managing director of the Innovation Group at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
DOWNLOAD THE TRANSCRIPT
ADDITIONAL READING FROM K@W
- Seven Steps for Board Success in the Facebook Age
- The New Software Pricing Model: Can the Older Giants Compete?
- With Its New Music Storage and Player, Can Amazon Deliver in the Cloud?
- Supply-chain Management: Growing Global Complexity Drives Companies into the ‘Cloud’
- Indian IT Services: Shaping Up for the Next Big Push
- Future Tense: Can Cloud Computing Gain Traction in the Middle East?
- No Man Is an Island: The Promise of Cloud Computing
