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Commerce In The Networked World: Mashery leads The Way

Commerce In The Networked World: Mashery leads The Way

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 23, 2011

Mashery (previous CloudAve coverage), the enterprise-grade API provider, today announced the availability of Distributed Commerce, an API platform that takes the commerce to the doorsteps of modern day networked users. In this era of smartphones, tablets and social networks, users expect vendors to bring commerce to where they are than going to an e-commerce website. […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged api, Apigee, briefs, commerce, compliance, ecommerce, Mashery, paas, pci, pci-dss | 1 Response

Apigee Asks: Is Your API PCI Compliant?

Apigee Asks: Is Your API PCI Compliant?

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 30, 2011

Apigee (previous CloudAve coverage), the API management company formerly known as Sonoa Systems, yesterday launched PCI-Compliant API management solution in the cloud. As we move into an increasingly platform based world where APIs are the key, the next important issue we, as an industry, have to tackle is security. Already companies like Apigee, Mashery, etc […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged api, api compliance, api security, Apigee, APIs, compliance, insights, Mashery, paas, pci, pci-dss, platform services, Security | 2 Responses

India’s First Full Fledged Cloud Infrastructure Offering

India’s First Full Fledged Cloud Infrastructure Offering

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 7, 2010

Tata Communications, India’s leading service provider, announced an expansion of their cloud offerings, making it the first comprehensive India based cloud solution available for customers. Today, they announced the addition of Instacompute and Instaoffice to their list of offerings. The launch marks the company’s expansion in the cloud space to deliver self-service, pay-as-you-use IT application […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged cloud computing, compliance, federated clouds, google apps, iaas, India, Indian government, Instacompute, Instaoffice, orangescape, regulations, saas, tata communications, zoho | 1 Response

Cloud Vendors Push US Congress For More Data Protection

Cloud Vendors Push US Congress For More Data Protection

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 26, 2010

One of the biggest concerns regarding Cloud Computing is about the privacy of data on third party servers. Along with data thefts that could happen due to bad security policies of the vendors, there is always a threat from overzealous governments trying to use their authority to take anyone’s data out from the third party […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Strategy | Tagged cloud privacy, cloud security, compliance, privacy, regulation, regulations, Security, US | 4 Responses

Cloud Vendors Plead For Uniform Regulations In Europe

Cloud Vendors Plead For Uniform Regulations In Europe

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 30, 2010

I have been covering the European cloud computing market a little bit here at Cloud Ave. One of the reasons for the failure of public cloud providers in that market is the strict privacy laws that requires the cloud providers to keep the data within the borders. Even though AWS has support for EU region, […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, compliance, europe, Government, regulations | 1 Response

Google Partners With Tata Communications To Take Google Apps To Indian Businesses

Google Partners With Tata Communications To Take Google Apps To Indian Businesses

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 21, 2010

Google has been successful in pushing their hosted office suite with businesses in USA. Even though they are nowhere closer to dislodging Microsoft in this space, they are slowly but steadily eating away the Microsoft marketshare. I think their move to target the CIOs of the future by luring the educational institutions (which Microsoft did […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged compliance, google apps, India, Indian government, regulations, saas, tata communications | 2 Responses

Rainstor Addresses Data Retention And Retrieval Needs For Big Data

Rainstor Addresses Data Retention And Retrieval Needs For Big Data

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 8, 2010

Rainstor, formerly from UK with the name Clearspace Software Ltd., is announcing the release of new version of their product called Rainstor 4. With this release, the currently San Francisco based company is positioning themselves as a big player in the data retention and retrieval market for Big Data. With their expertise in online information […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged big data, cloud storage, compliance, data retention, data retrieval, rainstor, storage

Vindicia Builds a Tunnel to Relaxation

Vindicia Builds a Tunnel to Relaxation

By Ben Kepes on April 20, 2010

PCI compliance is hard. Hard, expensive and time consuming. Third party subscription and billing vendors have attempted to remove as much of the burden of PCI compliance from their customers but one barrier remains – any business that wants to allow customers to enter their credit card details in their own site, and in familiar […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged compliance, pci, vindicia

Handful Of Monopoly Infrastructure Players - Not So Fast

Handful Of Monopoly Infrastructure Players – Not So Fast

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 22, 2010

This is the second post on the topic I have been emphasizing on many different forums. My earlier post, Handful Of Monopoly Infrastructure Players – A Shortsighted Idea, laid out philosophical and economic reasonings against the idea of the emergence of handful of infrastructure providers. This idea is a pet theme for many cloud pundits. […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged china, cloud computing, compliance, federated clouds, India, Indian government, monopoly, monopolycloudplayers, regulations | 2 Responses

Sonoa Systems – The Gatekeeper To Your Cloud Services

Sonoa Systems – The Gatekeeper To Your Cloud Services

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 30, 2009

From time to time, we profile companies in the Cloud Computing space. In this edition, let us check out Sonoa Systems, a provider of software/virtual appliance to manage SaaS APIs and other webservices. Sonoa Systems, founded in 2004, is based in Santa Clara, California with offices in Bangalore, India. The company is backed by some high profile investors including Norwest Venture Partners, Bay […]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged Analytics, chet kapoor, cloud computing, compliance, Security, sonoa systems

Cloud Vendors Should Act Now

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 30, 2008

The Star Tribune from Minneapolis-St. Paul carried an article, few days back, on the issues related to keeping the data on the clouds. The author clearly identifies the issues we face in the society as we move further into the adoption of cloud computing technologies The danger is less that the cloud will be a Wild West than that […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, compliance, data ownership, Government, governments, laws, privacy, regulations, Security | 1 Response

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