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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

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

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

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