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5 Key Essentials of Cloud Workloads Migration

5 Key Essentials of Cloud Workloads Migration

By Ofir Nachmani on May 14, 2013

The benefits of migrating workloads between different cloud providers or between private and public clouds can only truly be redeemed with an understanding of the cloud business model and cloud workload management. It seems that cloud adoption has reached the phase where advanced cloud users are creating their own hybrid solutions or migrating between clouds […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, Cloud Costs, Cloud Migration, Cloud utilzation, Cloud Workloads, data portability, hybrid cloud, migration, private cloud | 3 Responses

Data Blackholes - Wake Up Before It Is Too Late

Data Blackholes – Wake Up Before It Is Too Late

By Krishnan Subramanian on February 23, 2012

One of the biggest concerns still haunting enterprises is about giving up control over their data to third party services. They are worried that they have absolutely no control over the data once it leaves their hands and they are yet to find a fool proof way (except for encryption which causes considerable inconvenience and […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged blackholes, data blackholes, data ownership, data portability, datablackholes, insights, salesforce desk.com | 2 Responses

Google Wants More Of Your Data On Their Cloud But .....

Google Wants More Of Your Data On Their Cloud But …..

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 20, 2011

Google today announced that it is opening up their cloud infrastructure to let you store and process your geospatial data. They announced a new web based offering called Google Earth Builder, available in the later part of this year, which will let organizations upload their geospatial data to Google Cloud and let the employees view […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged big data, cloud computing, data, data gravity, data liberation front, data migration costs, data portability, Enterprise, geospatial, geospatial data, google, google cloud, google earth, google earth builder, google maps, insights, vendor lock-in, vendor lockin

The Looming Data Wars

The Looming Data Wars

By Krishnan Subramanian on November 8, 2010

Last week, Google asked Facebook to get their hands off the data stored in their service. Google felt that Facebook is taking data in programmatically from other services while not reciprocating in the same way. Google should have made this move 2-3 years back but it is better late than never. Google supports data portability. […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged api, data ownership, data portability, facebook, google, interoperability, social networks

Download Your Facebook Data: I Got A Hint One Week Back

Download Your Facebook Data: I Got A Hint One Week Back

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 6, 2010

Facebook is holding an event today and one of the big news coming out of the event is regarding their move towards data portability. According to Techcrunch, At today’s Facebook event in Palo Alto, Mark Zuckerberg just announced a feature that allows users to port their data off of Facebook, “People own and have control […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged data, data ownership, data portability, david Recordon, facebook, privacy, Robert Scoble, social media, social networks | 3 Responses

Google Sites Targets Enterprises With Its New API

Google Sites Targets Enterprises With Its New API

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 25, 2009

Google has taken a big step towards luring enterprises to use Google Sites instead of Microsoft Sharepoint. Yesterday Google Enterprise Blog announced the release of Google Sites API. This move not only ensures the potential enterprise adoption of Google Sites, it also helps Google elevate their entire Google Apps product to be more attractive for […]

Posted in Analysis, Enterprise | Tagged data portability, Enterprise, google sites, saas, wikis | 2 Responses

Looking Back At 2008

By Krishnan Subramanian on December 31, 2008

We are in the last day of 2008 (well, 2009 might already be there for some folks including our own Ben). Yesterday, a friend of mine asked me to identify two significant Cloud related events from 2008. I offered my opinion to him and I also thought it will be a good way to end […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged 2008, cloud computing, data portability, interoperability, microsoft, windows azure

Create Your App On Zoho Creator And Deploy It On Google App Engine

Create Your App On Zoho Creator And Deploy It On Google App Engine

By Krishnan Subramanian on December 16, 2008

Disclaimer: Zoho is the sponsor of this blog but this is my independent personal opinion. I had access to the same documents that were provided to other bloggers. Today, Zoho made a major announcement about the integration between Zoho Creator and Google App Engine. Now, one can create an app on Zoho Creator and deploy […]

Posted in Analysis, Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, data portability, google app engine, interoperability, saas, zoho creator | 4 Responses

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