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The July 31 deadline for the Call for Papers for the 9th International Cloud
Expo, to be held November 7-10, 2011, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in
Santa Clara, CA, is fast approaching.
As enterprises in ever-increasing numbers start to implement cloud computing
strategies, many are rapidly assessing which applications can run in public
clouds, which should run in a private cloud, and how to ensure that
applications will be portable from one to another. Since there are many
different kinds of clouds, another issue is what kind of cloud resources
should you use?
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How easy will it be to migrate to a public or private cloud, and how easy
will it be to move between them? If you entrust your data to a Cloud
Computing vendor, how will the vendor se... (more)
Desktop Anywhere is a UK cloud computing company specialising in virtual
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August 2011 sees the launch of a new VMware based cloud platform designed to
meet the needs of existing and future customers, with enhanced features such
as server and data replication, fast graphic streaming, remote soun... (more)
Salesforce.com and Toyota Motor Corporation on Monday announced that they
have formed a strategic alliance to build Toyota Friend, a private social
network for Toyota customers and their cars. Toyota Friend will be powered by
Salesforce Chatter, a private social network used by businesses, and will be
offered, first in Japan, initially with Toyota's electric vehicles (EV) and
plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHV) due in 2012.
Regarding the alliance, Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff noted that "Toyota
and salesforce.com share a vision to take the auto industry into the future.
Social and ... (more)
Cloud Computing is an evolution of existing technologies to deliver services
to end users. Communication service providers have an early adopter
opportunity to compete with new entrants, increase their bottom line and play
a dominant role in delivering cloud services.
Service providers have seen many so-called next- generation technology waves
in the last 15 years. Cloud computing, which was seen as a new fad, has
passed the initial test. Cloud computing is for real and not a vague idea
anymore. It helps drive down costs for IT organizations by making
infrastructure more distrib... (more)
We’ve been absent from the blogosphere for awhile now and thought we’d
make our reentry with a simple definition. Cloud computing. What is it? How
is it different from, well, normal computing? What does it mean for business
owners? Where is it headed?
Generally speaking, “cloud computing” is the use of the Internet to run
applications or store data. Until recently, most software programs ran on
your personal computer. Cloud computing changes that: programs run on a
remote server (or servers), accessed by (but not stored on) your computer.
Web-based email? Cloud computing. Google... (more)
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