Research on Cloud Computing Information System Planning

Abstract

With the in-depth penetration of cloud computing technology, enterprise information system construction has undergone a comprehensive transformation from "local deployment" to "cloud-native architecture". Cloud computing, with its characteristics such as on-demand elasticity, resource pooling, and cost optimization, has not only reconstructed the technical foundation of information systems but also subverted traditional planning logic. This paper focuses on the planning methodology of information systems in the cloud computing environment. By analyzing core issues faced by enterprises in digital transformation, such as technical adaptation, resource scheduling, and security compliance, it constructs a "strategy-business-technology" three-dimensional collaborative planning framework. It refines the implementation paths of key links including demand modeling, architecture design, resource allocation, and security governance. Combined with a practical case of an automobile manufacturing enterprise in Shenzhen, the feasibility and effectiveness of the framework are verified. This research supplements the theoretical system of information system planning in cloud computing scenarios, provides reusable planning tools and implementation guidelines for enterprises in different industries, and helps them maximize business value and technical efficiency in the cloud environment.