SYS-CON Events announced today that Oxygen Cloud, an enterprise cloud storage broker and collaboration player, has been named “Bronze Sponsor” of SYS-CON's 8th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on June 6-9, 2011, at the Javits Center in New York City, New York.
Oxygen simplifies public and private cloud storage adoption for companies by eliminating file access and management barriers. Oxygen is a Cloud File System that unifies all users, content, and devices within a company to a ...Feb. 1, 2011 04:48 PM EST Reads: 223
In his general session at Cloud Expo Silicon Valley, Boyd Davis, Intel VP and GM of Data Center Marketing, discussed developments in cloud computing and the significant shifts in usage models and capabilities that are arising.
Boyd Davis is a vice president in the Intel Architecture Group, responsible for product and technology marketing for Intel Corporation technology used in data center applications. In this role he is engaged in segment marketing, business management and customer engineeri...
SYS-CON Events announced today that Solar Enterprise Solutions, Inc., a provider of software solutions, has been named “Literature Sponsor” of SYS-CON's 8th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on June 6-9, 2011, at the Javits Center in New York City, New York.
Solar Enterprise Solutions specializes in the application of computers, software and information technology principles with adherence to computing standards and software development methodologies, for the realization of better...
What does the Co-Founder & CTO of Dell Boomi have in common with the CEOs of GoGrid and OpSource, the Founder of the Spring Framework, the Chief Technology & Strategy Officer at Novell and the Director of HP Software's Global Cloud Practice? Answer: all are members of the distinguished Speaker Faculty of Cloud Expo New York, due to take place June 6-9, 2011, at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City.
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Lock-in has been the proverbial chain of the IT industry and around the world users are uniting to make the cloud “lock-in free.” New association’s such as EuroCloud, the Open DataCenter Alliance are being formed, while established industry bodies like SNIA and OASIS are working on new open cloud standards and communities like cloud commons are investing in completely new approaches.
In his session at the 8th International Cloud Expo, Gregor Petri, Advisor Lean IT and Cloud Computing at CA Tec...
The NYTimes.com has been migrating many new applications and platforms onto Amazon's EC2 infrastructure. By moving toward a service-oriented approach to communication between platforms and systems, they have been able to accelerate this migration process.
In his session at the 8th International Cloud Expo, Paul Robbins, Software Manager from NYTimes.com, will cover the hurdles of moving to a service-based approach and will discuss how this reduces many other infrastructure concerns and provide...
I am thrilled to announce that Silanis has been awarded the “Best in Business Transformation Through Cloud Computing” accolade at Lotusphere 2011, in addition to becoming a finalist in the “Industry Business Value” category!
Silanis was chosen amongst hundreds of application from around the world based on our integrated electronic signature service for LotusLive. The award recognizes exceptional IBM PartnerWorld members that specialize in Lotus software solutions, and that have excelled at prov...
One day many years ago, Lori and my oldest son held up two sheets of paper and said “These two things are exactly the same, but different!” Now, he’s a very bright individual, he was just young, and didn’t even get how incongruous the statement was. We, being a fun loving family that likes to tease each other on occasion, we of course have not yet let him live it down. It was honestly more than a decade ago, but all is fair, he doesn’t let Lori live down something funny that she did before he wa...
My car is eight years old this year. It has less than 30,000 miles on it.
Yes, you heard that right, less than 30,000 miles. I don’t drive my car very often because, well, my commute is a short trip down two flights of stairs. I don’t need to go very far when I do drive it’s only ten miles or so round trip to the grocery store. So from my perspective, gas isn’t really very expensive. I may use a tank of gas a month, which works out to … well, it’s really not even worth mentioning the cost. Bu...
Nearly everyone who is in this business has big ideas: dreams of the ideal project – the one you would implement if you only had access to unlimited resources with none of the corporate constraints that are part and parcel of working for a large enterprise. Nothing wrong with dreaming big and keeping that ideal firmly in your sights, because you never know, right?
One of the big advantages of cloud computing is the ability to scale to virtually any level you can imagine. It used to be when you ...
In reading Vivek Kundra’s “25 Point Implementation Plan To Reform Federal Information”, I was struck by the anecdote regarding how the lack of scalability was the cause for outages and, ultimately, delays in processing transactions on the Car Allowance and Rebate System (CARS) or as it was more commonly known as Cash-for-Clunkers. 
As I mentioned last week, a reliance on cloud-based technologies made it very easy to move my office from point A to point B.
One aspect I intentionally skipped was our network infrastructure. The cloud is pretty useless if you don’t have Internet access.
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