GLOBAL INNOVATION. Monday General Session

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1 GLOBAL INNOVATION Monday General Session

2 WELCOME Dave Lambert President and CEO Internet2 [ 2 ]

3 California Maritime Academy California State Polytechnic U - Pomona California State University at: Bakersfield, Channel Islands, Chico, Dominguez Hills, Fresno, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Monterey Bay, Northridge, Sacramento, San Bernardino, San Marcos, Stanislaus College of William and Mary, The Fort Lewis College Humboldt State University Morehouse College Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture San Francisco State University San Jose State University Sonoma State University University of California - Merced University of Dayton University of Nebraska - Central Administration, Medical Center, Kearney, Omaha University of North Carolina - Charlotte Washington and Lee University Weber State University National Park Service National Center for Women in Technology Capital Area Advanced R&E Network (CAAREN) Northeast R&E Network (NEREN) WELCOME, new members! 24/7 Mid-Atlantic, LLC Accellion, Inc. Aruba Networks Blackboard, Inc. Blue River Information Technology, LLC CardSmith LLC Cloudbearing, Inc. Code42 Compass-EOS Druva, Inc. Fortinet GreenButton, Inc. IDSolutions Igloo Software, Inc. Kaltura Pexip Phybridge, Inc. Rackspace US, Inc. Splunk Symantec Tallac Networks Terremark Federal Group LLC Time Warner Toopher TW Telecom [ 3 ]

4 Thanks to our sponsors! Platinum Gold [ 4 ]

5 Thanks to our sponsors! Silver Bronze Supporter [ 5 ]

6 Thanks to our PLATINUM sponsor [ 6 ]

7 HIGH IQ CLOUD SERVICES EVOLUTION A business and technology perspective JOHN ORBE VP GOVERNMENT & EDUCATION APRIL 2014

8 CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS HAVE CHANGED Globalization Enterprise Cloud ENTERPRISE TRENDS Outsourcing Security Threats Consumerization of IT Mobility M2M Anywhere, anytime, any device On-demand Pay-as-you-use Big Data

9 CLOUD SOLUTIONS CAN BE IMAGINED FOR YOUR INSTITUTION NOW Fully Managed End-to-End Services Self-Service Customer Portal Cloud Services Brokerage Networking Services Security Services Mobile Services Storage and Compute Services Application Services IP VPN/DIA/Ethernet Remote Access LAN CDN WAN Optimization Unified Comms Firewall IPS/IDP Web Filtering Mail Defense SIEM Mobile Device Management WiFi/HotSpot Mgmt Hosting Data Center IaaS and PaaS Big Data Platform SaaS M2M API Exposure Intelligent Cloud

10 HERE IS HOW IT MIGHT LOOK ENTERPRISE SERVICES IP VPN Security WAN Opt MDM Business Applications IP VPN with Cloud On-Ramps Reliably connect remote employees, partners, and global offices using a secure, high-speed connection, routing in the cloud, and access to other cloud services 768 Kbps with Cloud On-Ramp SLA Selection Basic Standard Premium Classes of Service Order Managed Internet Access (Click for Details) (Click for Details) Order Additional Service Options Security 1 Mbps with Cloud On-Ramp WAN Opt SLA Selection Basic Standard Premium MDM Classes of Service (Click for Details) Order Managed Internet Access (Click for Details) Business Apps 2 Mbps with Cloud-On Ramp SLA Selection Basic Standard Premium Classes of Service Order Managed Internet Access (Click for Details) (Click for Details) Contact us

11 WITH A CLOUD SOLUTION READY TO SCALE Customer Portal College of Business Cloud On-Ramp College of Engineering School of Law HQ/DC/Private Cloud Cloud On-Ramp SP Network Internet & Partner Networks Cloud On-Ramp Intelligent SP Cloud College of Journalis m DC/Public Cloud Storage & Compute Clouds SaaS Cloud Cloud On-Ramps enable/provide access to intelligent networking, security, mobile and layer 4-7 services without the need for service-specific CPE

12 HIGH IQ CLOUD SERVICES EVOLUTION A business and technology perspective JOHN ORBE VP GOVERNMENT & EDUCATION APRIL 2014

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14 Ana Hunsinger Vice President, Community Engagement Internet2 [ 14 ]

15 Welkom ههللاا وو سسههللاا Ngiyanemukela 歡迎光臨 Bienveníu/ Bienvenida Bitaem!व गत Velkommen Hoan nghênh Bienvenue ようこそ Welcome [ 15 ]

16 Total registrants: 858 First-time attendees: 243 C-Level/VP/AVP titles: 193 Executive Track attendees: 148 International registrants: 120 Countries represented: 35 by the numbers* Industry registrants: 204 Sponsor registrants: 132 Total sponsors: 34 Sponsors exhibiting: 33 *as of 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 8 [ 16 ]

17 2015 Global Summit April 26 30, 2015, Washington, DC First keynoter confirmed: Freeman Hrabowski, President, UMBC [ 17 ]

18 2014 Technology Exchange sponsored by Internet2 in collaboration with ESnet hosted by Indiana University [ 18 ]

19 2 0 What kind of celebration can you dream up? [ 19 ]

20 OF THINGS [ 20 ]

21 Thanks to our Program Committee Pat Burns (Co-Chair) Larry Levine (Co-Chair) Dee Childs Tom Delaney Kathy Gates Gyöngyi Horváth Cynthia Herrera Lindstrom Jerry Janssen John Kolb Joe Lazor Tom McDermott Jack Suess Rod Wilson [ 21 ]

22 Patrick J. Burns Vice President for Information Technology and Interim Dean of Libraries Colorado State University Global Summit Program Committee Co-Chair [ 22 ]

23 Dr. Anthony A. Frank President Colorado State University [ 23 ]

24 Chris Vein Chief Innovation Officer for Global Information and Communications Technology Development World Bank [ 24 ]

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26 Q&A [ 26 ]

27 Welcome Reception 7:00p Denver Art Museum [ 27 ]

28 GLOBAL INNOVATION Monday General Session THANK YOU