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2014 Will See Large-Scale Adoption Of Cloud Media Production

2014 Will See Large-Scale Adoption Of Cloud Media Production

By Ted Navarro on December 10, 2013

In an article published on the Guardian earlier this month, Werner Vogels, CTO of Amazon.com, contemplates the changes that cloud computing will bring over the next year. It’s a list we wholeheartedly agree with, including the developing trends in data availability on mobile devices, cloud-based analytics, and real-time data processing. But, possibly the most interesting […]

Posted in Application Software, Your POV | Tagged cloud media, Disintermediation, werner vogels

Missing the Point on Private, Public, and Hybrid Cloud APIs

Missing the Point on Private, Public, and Hybrid Cloud APIs

By Randy Bias on July 1, 2013

At the recent Structure event in San Francisco, I watched Werner Vogels’ presentation, along with about 500 others in a packed auditorium. Werner is the CTO of Amazon Web Services and one of the industry’s more prophetic voices. (I was honored to share the keynote stage with him at Cloud Connect a couple of years ago.) During Werner’s conversation with […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged Amazon Web Services, APIs, Application programming interface, aws, cloud computing, google, google compute engine, hybrid cloud, openstack, private cloud, werner vogels

Three Cloud Visionaries in 2012

Three Cloud Visionaries in 2012

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 3, 2013

2012 is over and blogosphere is buzz with post-mortem and predictions. I thought I will jump in and write about three people in the cloud computing space who inspired me with the work they are doing. Let me make it clear that there are many others who had an impact in the space but these […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 2012, amazon, cloud, cloud computing, insights, jonathan murray, Mike Hoskins, pervasive, visionaries, visionary, warner music group, werner, werner vogels, wmg

Cloudology–All That is Bad About IT

Cloudology–All That is Bad About IT

By Ben Kepes on December 4, 2011

I haven’t got a lifetime’s experience in IT. Rather than an impediment in my career however, I’ve found that having come from a varied background has given me a degree of perspective that perhaps some of my lifers don’t enjoy. Case in point – this Cloudology diagram that Simon Wardley pointed out to me recently […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged CloudComputing, james urquhart, service management, simon wardley, software as a service, twitter, Wardley, werner vogels | 3 Responses

Is the Stack Dead?

Is the Stack Dead?

By Ben Kepes on September 14, 2011

For years now those of us who talk Cloud on a daily basis have used variations on a triangle shape as a way to articulate what Cloud actually is and how the various services that make up Cloud can be differentiated. Traditional thinking (if one can have traditional thinking in a space as young as […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged Amazon Web Services, CloudComputing, CloudU, netsuite, openstack, San Francisco, software as a service, structure 2010, vmware, werner vogels | 5 Responses

Strata Conference 2011, Day 2 Keynotes

Strata Conference 2011, Day 2 Keynotes

By Paul Miller on February 2, 2011

Day 2, and after yesterday’s tutorials the conference is really getting going. Here’s a stream of consciousness from the morning’s keynotes at this sold-out event. Conference chair Edd Dumbill is introducing things, talking about William Smith‘s nineteenth century map of geological strata in the British Isles, the rise of industrialisation, and the move to towns. […]

Posted in Technology | Tagged Amazon Web Services, big data, bigdata, cloud computing, edd dumbill, Hilary Mason, Mark Madsen, open data, Thomson Reuters, werner vogels, Windows Azure DataMarket, Zane Adam

Amazon Says Stories About Eli Lilly Are False

Amazon Says Stories About Eli Lilly Are False

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 29, 2010

Amazon has publicly debunked the story about Eli Lilly moving out of Amazon Web Services. In a Twitter message posted by Amazon CTO Werner Vogels, Amazon categorically state that Eli Lilly is still their customer. For those following this anonymous source story this morning: Eli Lilly is still very much a customer and has not […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged amazon, aws, cloud computing, eli lilly, werner vogels

Structure 2010: Public-Private Cloud Flareups

Structure 2010: Public-Private Cloud Flareups

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 28, 2010

Last week GigaOm organized the third edition of their famous Structure conference. This is one of my favorite conferences because of their focus on Infrastructure topics. Unfortunately, I had to drop out in the last moment as I went down due to a viral attack. Still I managed to catch up with the sessions live […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged aws, cloud computing, GigaOM, private clouds, public clouds, public private cloud debate, structure, structure 2010, werner vogels | 1 Response

Keep your Executive Assistant happy if moving to the Cloud

Keep your Executive Assistant happy if moving to the Cloud

By Paul Miller on November 4, 2009

Google held a small event in London late last month, at which senior executives from a wide range of organisations gathered to discuss the impact of the Cloud. Presenters included luminaries such as Marc Benioff, Werner Vogels, Geoffrey Moore and Nick Carr, as well as CIOs at the coalface in adopting various Cloud (mainly SaaS) […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged aws, cloud computing, Dave Girouard, Enterprise Computing, Geoffrey Moore, google, google apps, Guardian Media Group, iaas, Infrastructure as a service, marc benioff, nick carr, saas, software as a service, werner vogels

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