With regard to public cloud for corporate customers, we are offering ‘T cloud biz’ that provides computing power like server and storage; cloud PC service that enables the use of diverse services within the company via many different types of devices; and FTA service that provides solution for authenticating the place of origin.
Second, we are providing T Cloud service for our general customers. This enables them to store and synchronize address books, photos and documents. Customers can store up to 10 gigabytes of data.
Third, we have been gradually integrating our in-house system into the cloud since 2008, thereby experiencing cost savings worth billions to tens of billions of won every year. Moreover, we are maintaining our technological edge by developing and applying core technologies such as distributed file system (DFS), cloud management solution and distributed computing, while at the same time focusing on R&D to offer differentiated services based on these core technologies.
How will you help IT/CIOs establish their business case for cloud computing/services deployment to their senior management?
Han: With the advent of cloud services, companies can offer various new cloud-type services that in turn create new relevant industries. Among them the mobile cloud services are changing most rapidly and many companies began work process innovations by employing these services. Instead of storing documents in PCs and sending them via email or sharing them using USB, employees can store all work-related software and documents in the central server and retrieve/download them whenever necessary. Documents no longer have to be printed out as they can be accessed via and read on tablet PCs.