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Acknowledgments

he book was written in acknowledgment of several passion points

of mine. The first is my clients: I find you interesting and I

thank you for being you. The second is strategy, which is what I focus on

to keep my clients satisfied. The third is cloud computing, which is an

exciting process enabler and business technology. And the fourth is

enterprise architecture (EA)—there is something about that holistic,

integrated approach to anticipating the need for change and solving

business problems that I find extremely valuable. I hope you find my

experiences insightful as you read this book. I thank God first and fore-

most for the ability, and for doing great things for me.

I thank my family for unwavering support. To my darling husband

and Vietnam veteran, Frank, well, first of all thank you for your service.

I love you and I appreciate you, your encouragement, and your amazing

faith. I am so glad you came home. And then came you, Frank, and then

came you.

I thank my baby girl, Talea. What an amazing and beautiful young

lady you are. I am so very proud of you, your intelligence, your stamina,

and your ability to remain genuine and true to your word. These com-

bined characteristics are and will continue to take you far so hold on to

them. And you know something else, Talea, thank you for keeping me

positive while I worked on this book and your insights on supercomput-

ers—only my girl can do that!

I am thankful for my baby brother, Sgt. McCoy; I am so glad that you

made it back from two wars. I know you don’t mind serving, but I hope

you stay home! To the rest of my family you are special, and you are

loved and you know it.

Claus, thank you for co-authoring Chapter 7—there certainly is a lot

to think about when it comes to planning the transition to cloud. Thank

you, Althea Hopkins, Robert Carter, and James Jamison, for reviewing

content; Omkhar Arasaratnam, I appreciate your insights when it comes

to both managing and mitigating risk (Chapter 6); Chris Molloy for

making the time as well as for your contributions to Appendix A; John

Caldwell, Tina Abdollah Martin Jowett, Rob High, Hector Hernandez,

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Steve Stansel, Mary Beth Ray, Sham Vaidya, Faried Abrahams, Sugandh

Mehta, Sue Miller-Sylvia, and Ruthie Lyle; Emily Koenig, and the entire

corporate executive board for graphics that you shared to help enforce

some key messages; Mark Carlson from Oracle Corporation; Lydia

Duijvestijn and husband for your contributions to the financial chapter;

the late Mark Ernest for including me in the cloud adoption framework

development initiative at IBM; Jeffrey Caldwell from SonicWALL—

what a friend you are indeed; Elisabeth Stahl for your support and con-

tributions to the financial chapter; Susanne Glissman, for your

perspectives on component modeling and cloud, which landed in

Chapter 4; John Lamb, for your case study that is referenced repeatedly

and elaborated in Appendix B; I also appreciate Ms. Hayes-Angiono and

my students of 2011, Talia, Julissa, Kayla, Natalia, Jacque A.,

Jacquelyn V., Lizbeth, Vivian, and Esmeralda; yes, it is possible!

—Pamela Isom

I want to acknowledge my two sons for their spirit and love: To my

oldest son, Kier Holley, for his maturity, kindness, intellect, kindred

spirit, and paving a road that always reminds me that the future is

bright. As a freshman in high school, he is beginning to build his

future, and I am quite proud of him. Quiet in disposition, always think-

ing, he will be brilliant at whatever he decides to do in life. I love him

dearly and watching him expand his horizons is pure pleasure. His love

of mathematics, science, and the arts is most excellent.

To my youngest son, Hugo Holley, for his old soul spirit, his sweet

soul, who torched the road ahead for me in writing, and makes my soul

shine whenever he says, “You are the best dad ever.” I love his critical

thinking and optimism. His love for his brother and mother warms my

heart. I love him with all my heart. It is a pleasure to see him excel in

mathematics and science.

To my brother, Laurence Holley, for his support throughout my life,

and my late sister, Lynette Holley, whose love and support has always

created a steady path in my life. It is to her memory that I dedicate this

book.

Finally to Sue Duncan, founder of the Susan Duncan Children’s

Center, for creating a world I could live in as a child and making the

road I travel today possible.

—Kerrie Holley

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publications on Intelligent Enterprise Architecture, Smarter Buildings, and

Maximizing the Value of Cloud for Small-Medium-Enterprises, an Open Group

Guide; and she is a key contributor to three books: The Greening of IT by

John Lamb, also an IBM cloud offering, SOA 100 Questions Asked and

Answered by Kerrie Holley and Ali Arsanjani, and Cloud Computing for

Business by The Open Group where she also resided on the editorial

board.

Kerrie Holley, IBM Fellow, is the global CTO for application inno-

vation services in IBM’s Global Business Services (GBS). His responsi-

bilities include technical leadership, oversight, and strategy

development, consulting, and software architecture for a portfolio of

projects around the world. He also provides technical leadership for

IBM’s SOA’s and Center of Excellence.

IBM’s CEO in 2006 appointed Kerrie to Fellow, IBM’s highest techni-

cal leadership position. It is the highest honor a scientist, engineer, or

programmer at IBM (and perhaps in the industry) can achieve. Thomas J.

Watson, Jr., as a way to promote creativity among the company’s “most

exceptional” technical professionals, founded the Fellows program in

1962. Since 1963, 238 IBM Fellows have been appointed; of these, 77

are active employees. The IBM Technical Community numbers more

than 200,000 people, including 560 Distinguished Engineers.

IBM Fellows have invented some of the industry’s most useful and prof-

itably applied technologies. Few computer users may realize how much of

this group’s innovations have created the computer technology we take for

granted.

Mr. Holley’s expertise centers on software engineering, software

architecture, application development, business architecture, technical

strategy, enterprise architecture, service-oriented architecture, cloud

computing, and cutting-edge network-distributed solutions.

Mr. Holley is an IBM master inventor, and holds several patents.

Mr. Holley has a BA in mathematics from DePaul University and a

Juris Doctorate degree from DePaul School of Law.

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