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- Module 1: Understand government and how it is organized.
After completing this module, you'll be able to describe:
- The levels of government, including federal, state, local and tribal. U.S. sovereign clouds aren't limited to only federal government entities, and may be leveraged by government entities at multiple levels.
- The branches of government and the role each branch plays in determining the government's cloud strategy. While each branch serves differing purposes, each has its own ways to influence the cloud computing adoption by the government.
- U.S. government entity types, how are they structured, and the authority they have toward governmental cloud strategy.
- U.S. Government entities that have the most influence over government cloud strategy and adoption.
- Module 2: Understand legislation, memoranda, executive orders, and policies that significantly set the government's cloud computing approach.
After completing this module, you'll be able to describe:
- The government's desire and approach to leveraging cloud computing technologies.
- The government's security requirements when planning, designing, implementing, and deploying cloud computing technologies.
- The government's intentions to ensure cloud computing technologies comply with its standards.
- How and why the government seeks to govern the usage of cloud computing technologies.
- Module 3: Understand a cloud business case analysis through a business case analysis, analysis of alternatives, and non-financial operational benefits.
After completing this module, you'll be able to describe:
- How to perform a Business Case Analysis (BCA).
- How the analysis of alternatives (AoA) process works.
- How Non-financial operational benefits (NFO) work.
- How to perform a risk analysis.
- How to plan an adoption strategy for cloud computing technologies.