Roadmapping the Future of Cloud Computing

Just three years after the Federal Cloud Computing Strategy was created, cloud computing has changed the federal IT landscape, with an increasing number of agencies leaping to the cloud to realize efficiencies, increase capabilities and spur innovation.

However, the government is still in the early stages of cloud computing adoption, and despite successful standardization efforts like FedRAMP that have bolstered cloud’s credibility in the federal space, the government has work to do to ensure security, interoperability and portability within and among its federal cloud environments.

Watch this archived viewcast as experts discuss the forefront of cloud innovation on successes in federal cloud computing to date and what needs to be addressed to ensure the long-term advancement of cloud computing in government.

Panelists Include:

Robert Bohn, Cloud Computing Program Manager, Advanced Networking Technologies Division, Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology

Matt Goodrich, Acting Director. FedRAMP, General Services Administration

John Messina, Computer Scientist , National Institute of Standards and Technology