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SnapChat and the disappearing founder OR Get it in writing, dumbass!

SnapChat and the disappearing founder OR Get it in writing, dumbass!

By Chris Yeh on August 6, 2013

A friend of mine pointed me to the sad story of Reggie Brown, who was frozen out of SnapChat by his co-founders and fraternity brothers.  Or, was Brown a hard-partying bro who didn’t add much value, in comparison to his co-founders (a hacker and designer)? It’s a tough call, given that various witnesses and actual […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged legal, Reggie Brown, Sexting, snapchat

Managing customers' expectations when moving your company’s application or service into the Cloud

Managing customers’ expectations when moving your company’s application or service into the Cloud

By Guest Authors on February 20, 2013

In my last post, I outlined some of the challenges technology vendors often face when confronted with customer demands that don’t meet the vendors’ cloud providers’ contractual obligations.  Now let’s talk about some of the strategies I’ve used to bridge these gaps when negotiating with the cloud service provider.  Get your customer and your cloud […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged CloudComputing, contract, legal, rfp

Moving your company’s application or service into the Cloud?  Beware of what your customers will expect

Moving your company’s application or service into the Cloud? Beware of what your customers will expect

By Guest Authors on February 7, 2013

A number of studies I’ve recently read indicate that more enterprises will use cloud services in 2013 than ever before.  This fact is not lost on many of my software vendor clients, who are transitioning many of their on-premises products into cloud-based offerings. The problem many of these vendors are facing is the inability to […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged cloud computing, Law, legal, pepperlaw | 2 Responses

Cloud Architecture And Best Of Breed

Cloud Architecture And Best Of Breed

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 10, 2012

As cloud computing becomes all the more pervasive, people are rethinking the idea of buying software and hardware suites in favor of best of breed approach. In a way, cloud architecture makes it easy to avoid the integrated stack lock-in as interoperability through open APIs is taken for granted in most cases. At Boxworks 2012, […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged api, bestofbreed, box, boxworks, boxworks 2012, business, cloud architecture, insights, legal, suite, Technology | 2 Responses

Cloud Computing and Multinationals

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 6, 2009

There are many posts in the blogosphere and media about the security and privacy issues associated with Cloud Computing. A big chunk of them are plain fear mongering by companies whose business interests are threatened by the proliferation of cloud based computing or by those people who are in love with such companies. I have […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, EU, europe, legal, privacy, regulations

Cloud Computing is Scary - But the FUD Has to Stop

Cloud Computing is Scary – But the FUD Has to Stop

By Dan Morrill on October 10, 2008

Nevertheless, what I am seeing, and am not surprised by seeing is the standard reaction from some security professionals “no.” It is long past time to continue with the same old tired refrain of “no” and move on to where business is going. Security has been rapidly working on making themselves in a much more […]

Posted in Security | Tagged cloud computing, doubt, faraday cage, fear, fud, get smart, hipaa, legal, problems, Security, sox, uncertainty | 4 Responses

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