On Premise vs Cloud arguments

Hi!
Just got out of a discussion with a non-technical-colleague about the virtues of CRM Online. As a result of this I wrote this post:
http://www.syntaxwarriors.com/2015/choosing-between-microsoft-crm-online-and-on-premise/
Anyone care to do some nerdy arguing about which platform has what advantages or limitations, or inform me about my missunderstandings or something I might have missed? :)

....comparing CRM OnPremise vs CRM Online in general terms, in my opinion add nothing to a decision made by a customer.
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This is the exact point I am trying to make. in the post.
That you must look at the things the business want to do in in their system, in detail, and specifically how you will solve them in order to make the right choice (ie online simply does not work well if you need integrations with thousands of records moving
every night since the organization service (even with batching) is just to slow).
Now I did try to generalize a bit but the reason for this is that I get many questions from sales people regarding which platform will fit a customer, and in my experience the platform will usually be chosen before all the demands from the business are known.
Therefore I wanted to make a simple checklist with points like, if X then you probably need on-premise because cloud wont cover you or vice versa.

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BW on HANA - On Premise Vs Cloud ?

Hi Members,
Would like to know the key factors to decide on whether the customer should implement BW on HANA On-Premise or Cloud.
Any relevant SAP Documents would be a great help.
Regards
Shankar

Hi Shankar,
your question is not to be answered easily.
And you will also not find any recommendations about cloud or on prem in SAP documents.
The first question is: What is your understanding of 'cloud'?
If we are talking about cloud like amazon AWS - forget it for BW on HANA.
If you consider to give the HANA system to a professional SAP hosting provider - yes, why not. If they are experienced with operating and running HANAs, you can agree some SLAs with them - and they do the job.
But you have to think about all the connected systems too - usually you are loading lots of data into your BW system. On the application layer there is no compression so the traffic can be quite massive and the runtimes could exceed your needs very fast.
The projects and customers I know, are running the BW in same infrastructure as the other SAP landscape.
If the rest of the SAP landscape is running on premise - It is a good idea to calculate also HANA on prem.
With the TDI implementation solution its also possible to reuse existing hardware of storage and network - not to forget about the already existing infrastructure operation processes/knowledge.
Open for detailled discussions on this
Regrads,
Stefan

Crossover point of On premise and Cloud base UC

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I want to know what is the cost crossover point of on-premise & cloud base UC. In which point hosted UC is less expensive and is which point more expensive compare to on-premise solution. Any TCO calculator is available in Cisco?
Please help.
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Free/Busy Error from Exchange Online Cloud Mailbox to on-premise

Hi, have a successful federation configured between Exchange 2010 SP3 (latest Roll up) and Office 365. This is to allow free/busy lookups during various migration stages (this is not Exchange Hybrid). Autodiscover works well and all functions work ok.
On-premise users can see cloud users free/busy
Cloud users cannot see on-premise users free/busy.
All local based free/busy works on-premise and in the cloud.
The Exchange Connectivity tool returns the below error from all accounts, this is the only error:
(A wildcard certificate is in use and am wondering if this could be contributing to the problem as I have seen this once before)
Attempting to send an Autodiscover POST request to potential Autodiscover URLs.
Autodiscover settings weren't obtained when the Autodiscover POST request was sent.
Additional Details
Elapsed Time: 4979 ms.
Test Steps
The Microsoft Connectivity Analyzer is attempting to retrieve an XML Autodiscover response from URL
https://autodiscover.company.com/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml for user
[email protected]
The Microsoft Connectivity Analyzer failed to obtain an Autodiscover XML response.
Additional Details
An HTTP 401 Unauthorized response was received from the remote Unknown server. This is usually the result of an incorrect username or password. If you are attempting to log onto an Office 365 service, ensure you are using your full User Principal Name
(UPN).
HTTP Response Headers:
Content-Type: text/html
Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.5
WWW-Authenticate: Negotiate,NTLM,Basic realm="autodiscover.company.com"
X-Powered-By: ASP.NET
Date: Sun, 15 Jun 2014 22:33:34 GMT
Content-Length: 58
Cache-Control: proxy-revalidate
Proxy-Connection: Keep-Alive
Connection: Keep-Alive
Proxy-support: Session-based-authentication
Elapsed Time: 4979 ms.
Any help or guidance would be appreciated as this is the only error we receive now and everything else works.
Kind Regards, Antonio.

Yep, indeed it does, except the password works when carrying out an autodiscover test, when testing free/busy that error appears. Lookups for free/busy work from on-premise to cloud, cloud to on-premise does not work unless you explicitly allow permissions
on a user basis. The on-premise Exchange 2010 SP3 environment is using an external wildcard cert and thought this could be causing the issue, may consider updating to SAN based. What do you think?
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You didn't say what phone you have - but you can set it to update and backup and sync over wifi only - I'm betting that those things are happening "automatically" using your cellular connection rather than wifi.
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Hi All,
I want to know your views on the possibility of using Duet Enterprise for cloud based scenarios and specific comments on the following scenarios:
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2. SharPoint and SCL are on cloud and the SAP backend in premise.
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Hoping for some constructive discussion on this topic, since these scenarios are catching a lot of eyes these says.
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Free/Busy Error

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I tried to configure Free/Busy option, by putting the Search URL as :
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However when I check on the user availability through outlook, it prompts and error:
An error occurred reading Internet free/busy data. General failure. The URL was ....
When I cut the URL and past on the browser, it said unauthorised, any idea ?

Yep, indeed it does, except the password works when carrying out an autodiscover test, when testing free/busy that error appears. Lookups for free/busy work from on-premise to cloud, cloud to on-premise does not work unless you explicitly allow permissions
on a user basis. The on-premise Exchange 2010 SP3 environment is using an external wildcard cert and thought this could be causing the issue, may consider updating to SAN based. What do you think?
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