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Browse: Home / Appistry releases CloudIQ Manager; co-founders talk about their company and the Cloud

Appistry releases CloudIQ Manager; co-founders talk about their company and the Cloud

By Paul Miller on March 10, 2009

St. Louis, Missouri-based Appistry [CloudAve coverage] announced CloudIQ Manager yesterday, describing it as;

 a smarter approach to cloud computing. As companies migrate their
heterogeneous applications to cloud-based environments, Appistry
CloudIQ Manager provides a single point of application management
across the enterprise.


Ahead of this announcement, I spent some time last week talking with two of the company’s founders; Chief Architect Michael Groner and Chief Strategist Bob Lozano. This conversation has been released as a podcast, in which Michael and Bob share some of their views on the Cloud and Appistry’s place in making it easier for the likes of FedEx and GeoEye to exploit the technology’s potential.

Have a listen, and let us know what you think.

Posted in Enterprise, General, Strategy | Tagged appistry, Bob Lozano, cloud computing, Michael Groner, Paul Miller, Podcast

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