The "Cloud" That Transforms Bharat into India

The "Cloud" is what will enable medical services to store and access a billion files on genomes of the entire population of the country, or empower villagers to probe what the government they elected is doing about their welfare.

"All of you should get on to the Cloud for that is how Bharat would become modern India with every villager able to access knowledge from anywhere", said Mr. LS Subramanian, Cloud Evangelist, Founder Director Cloud Security Alliance Mumbai Chapter & Senior Advisor Power Exchange India Ltd.

While speaking at the 2nd International Conference "Cloud Computing India 2012" being organised by New Delhi-based Bharat Exhibitions, Mr. Subramanian further added that today the public sector Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. should truly be Bharat Badal Nigam Ltd. After all the entire country would be covered by broadband network in three years and the mobile phone is all set to complete the PAN India coverage by reaching out to the last 400 million people yet to get the service.

The "Cloud" is what will enable medical services to store and access a billion files on genomes of the entire population of the country, or empower villagers to probe what the government they elected is doing about their welfare. Even e-commerce from villages would be possible, said Mr. Subramanian. "India has the highest rate of adoption for mobile, which has resulted in players in the local and international market to have their presence in the Indian Mobile operators space. In a similar way you will soon see various service providers for Cloud Computing emerging and it is going to be the next big wave after the Mobile era. If you take a look at the Cloud Computing technology, it is nothing but providing IT related resources such as computing, storage, network, system security, application, platform as a service", said Mr. Shashi Dharan, Managing Director of Bharat Exhibitions.

BSNL was "going to empower "Bharat" in ten cities", is the good news from the largest public sector telco's senior General Manager of Enterprises Business, BSNL, Mr. MSS Rao said. "Phenomenal growth is expected of this service," predicated Mr. Rao. Telecom regulator TRAI's advisor A. Robert Jerad Ravi estimated that the global "Cloud business opportunity would be $ 160 billion by 2015. In the context of the New Telecom Policy 2012, Mr. Ravi expected the service to expand rapidly. India has an opportunity to be a global leader", he said.

"Customization on the cloud shall be the main driver for the future of Cloud Computing. Solutions catering to banking, insurance on the cloud shall see a great surge in the Cloud Computing", said Mr. Anish Sharma, GM- Wireline India, ZTE India.

"If you can store your data in Iceland it would be cheaper for you for saving on the air-conditioning costs," says Mr. Ashwani Kumar, Director- Wireline, ZTE India. "That is what 'Cloud' could do, providing a platform for storing data for everyone from a small and medium business to large corporations and access it at will. Not just for corporations but also for huge data for e-education, e-health, e-government etc.," he added.

Bharti Airtel that is already offering Cloud services has an integrated cloud framework across several sectors of cloud computing including personal, desktops, private and hybrid cloud, explained Mr. Najib Khan, CMO, Airtel Business. "We provide a single aggregate, software, infrastructure, communication, security as service to our customers and this is for the first time for the telcos, "said Mr Khan.

Shattering some of the myths associated with the new service of the "Cloud", Ms. Reena Dayal, Chairperson, SNIA India & HiTech Solutions head of TCS, assured that this platform would bring about a hybrid world and help leverage existing skills and investments bringing seamless user experience. The critical issues which are being discussed in the "Cloud" as a business are security of customer data, concerns about interoperability between different service providers. The "Cloud" is evolving as an "Internet of things". It is most useful in the storage and access of huge amount of data in the genome processing and other big data analysis. Standardisation enabling greater use of the service was a critical area for the business to rise to its full potential.

About Bharat Exhibitions:

In a world where technology is erasing borders, it is indeed ironical that professionals find it increasingly difficult to maintain peer to peer contact on regular basis. Bharat Exhibitions fills in this space by managing and hosting some of India's premier Telecom & IT events. We own niche and prestigious conference properties in the new generation technology arena such as VAS Asia, LTE India, Broadband Tech India, Enterprise India, Cloud Computing India, Data Centre India, Green Telecom India and Mobile Payment India. We have a simple mission: Establish & deliver contacts that create value for your business.

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