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What, exactly, is a “post-cloud” world?

By Guest Authors on February 26, 2010

If you’ve bothered to read the Gluecon site, you’ve probably picked up on my techno-marketing-babble-jargon. Namely, the word “post-cloud.” When I first wrote that, I wasn’t sure what I meant, but I knew I was trying to convey what things are like on the other side of this “cloud debate.” For the next 12-18 months, […]

Posted in General | Tagged conferences, gluecon, nosql, pos-cloud, twitter

T Shirt Friday #32 – defrag

T Shirt Friday #32 – defrag

By Ben Kepes on February 26, 2010

Everyone knows that professional conference goers like myself attend events not to listen to presentations, not to network but to collect schwag. Over the past couple of years I’ve done fairly well collecting tech t-shirts and I decided to create a weekly series critiquing tech companies t-shirt offerings in the expectation that a company with […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged cotton, defrag, eric norlin, gluecon, t shirt friday, webstock

A Note To My Colorado Friends

A Note To My Colorado Friends

By Guest Authors on February 15, 2010

As a guy who organizes two tech conferences that take place in Colorado, I’m in a bit of a weird place. I’m part of that “Colorado tech community” via my friends/cohorts/biz partners — people like Brad Feld, Seth Levine, Andre Durand, Rob Johnson, Josh Fraser, John Minnihan, David Cohen, etc — but I’m also not […]

Posted in General | Tagged colorado, conferences, Entrepreneurship, gluecon, startups

Rhyming History

Rhyming History

By Guest Authors on February 10, 2010

I must be getting old (er). In my pursuit to have even a beginner’s grasp of what’s going on around this cloud stuff this year, I’ve joined about 300 “groups” (what us old guys used to call “mailing lists”). One of those groups is the A6 working group — spearheaded by Gluecon keynoter Chris Hoff. […]

Posted in General | Tagged conferences, gluecon, identity, protocols

APIs, TOS, and building a hooked web

APIs, TOS, and building a hooked web

By Guest Authors on February 5, 2010

Let me throw some things against the wall and see if anything sticks. This week I confirmed Chris Messina (of OAuth, and now Activity Streams fame) and Jeff Lindsay (who gave an awesome talk on Webhooks last year) to speak at Gluecon. Simultaneously, I’ve been reading blog posts like this — where the punch-line is: […]

Posted in General | Tagged api, conferences, gluecon, tos, web hooks | 1 Response

CloudCamp at Gluecon – Australasia Moves East!

CloudCamp at Gluecon – Australasia Moves East!

By Ben Kepes on February 4, 2010

As regular readers will know, I’ve taken up the role of Australia/New Zealand organizer of CloudCamps. The interest in these camps from both sponsors and attendees has been overwhelming – 2010 really is shaping up to be “The Year of the Cloud”. One month in to 2010 and we’ve already lined up events on both […]

Posted in Design | Tagged cloudcamp, gluecon | 1 Response

Exploring the in-between

By Guest Authors on January 28, 2010

Yesterday provided an interesting cross-section of the spectrum of technology. On one side, you had Apple’s launch of the iPad. On the other side, you had Oracle’s press conference detailing the setting of Sun. It occurred to me this morning, as I poured over endlessly similar pieces about both events, that the two ends really […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Apple, cloud computing, conferences, gluecon, ipad, Oracle, sun

Conference Diversity

Conference Diversity

By Guest Authors on January 11, 2010

Context: There was a bit of a kerfluffle last year when some folks started pointing out the lack of diversity at some tech events. I’ve addressed this in the past on the Defrag blog, but it’s worth saying again — this is a problem I’m aware of and actively working on (year in and year […]

Posted in General | Tagged conferences, diversity, gluecon

T-Shirt Friday #23 – Defrag

T-Shirt Friday #23 – Defrag

By Ben Kepes on December 25, 2009

Everyone knows that professional conference goers like myself attend events not to listen to presentations, not to network but to collect schwag. Over the past couple of years I’ve done fairly well collecting tech t-shirts and I decided to create a weekly series critiquing tech companies t-shirt offerings in the expectation that a company with […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged defrag, defragcon, eric norlin, glue, gluecon, t shirt friday, webstock

Gluecon 2010 – even stickier

By Guest Authors on December 15, 2009

Is it December 2009 already? Where did *that* year go? If it’s the holidays, then it means one thing for sure: once, we ring in the New Year, my attention turns to Gluecon 2010. In case you missed it, last year was the inaugural Glue conference (a.k.a., “gluecon”). We set out to explore the set […]

Posted in General | Tagged conferences, gluecon

Defrag… And That’s a Wrap

Defrag… And That’s a Wrap

By Ben Kepes on December 14, 2009

After the recent defrag conference, I traded emails with event organizer Eric Norlin. Defrag was the second Norlin Inc event I’d been to after attending Glue conference in May this year. After defrag I tweeted saying that Defrag and Glue, along with Antipodean event Webstock, are the three best conferences I’ve attended (and I’ve done […]

Posted in General, Small business | Tagged andy kessler, defragcon, gluecon, stowe boyd, webstock

Cowboy hats and Cuban Cigars

Cowboy hats and Cuban Cigars

By Guest Authors on July 22, 2009

I’m not sure what *exactly* this has to do with Defrag, but I’m filing this under “things I’ve experienced as of late that may hold something to explore.” In roughly the last month, I’ve experienced two cultural niches that are fairly distinct from each other: Ybor city and the Flea Market at the Belle-Clair Fairgrounds. […]

Posted in General | Tagged culture, defragcon, diversity, e20, echo chamber, enterprise 2.0, flea market, gluecon, ybor city

Looking back at Gluecon 2009 Day 2

Looking back at Gluecon 2009 Day 2

By Krishnan Subramanian on May 14, 2009

In my previous post, I talked about the takeaway from the Day 1 of Gluecon. In this post, I will discuss about the takeaway from Day 2 and, also, about some of the companies I found exciting. The day started with a fabulous keynote by Mitch Kapor. He walked us through the evolution of computing […]

Posted in General | Tagged 2009, gluecon | 1 Response

Looking back at Gluecon 2009 Day 1

Looking back at Gluecon 2009 Day 1

By Krishnan Subramanian on May 14, 2009

I just returned from Gluecon 2009. Since Ben has covered this conference thoroughly, I thought I will just offer my brief take on the conference along with a few takeaways. I was a bit skeptical about the conference when I went in but I came out with the satisfaction of listening to some great talks […]

Posted in General | Tagged 2009, gluecon | 3 Responses

A 360 Degree View of Integration: Overcoming Glue Integration Challenges for ISVs and End Users

A 360 Degree View of Integration: Overcoming Glue Integration Challenges for ISVs and End Users

By Ben Kepes on May 12, 2009

Rick Nucci is from Boomi a SaaS integration provider that sits in the middle of SaaS and cloud computing infrastructure players and “glues” them together. Generally integrations are hard, only accessible to specialized players and have a tendency to re-create the wheel over and over. It’s complex because of closed systems and vendor priorities making […]

Posted in General | Tagged boomi, gluecon, integration, paas, rick nucci, saas

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