Lawrence Guillory is the CEO of Racemi Inc., an Atlanta based business that builds rapid cloud migration software for Enterprises, MSPs, and OEM partners. Racemi's cloud migration technology provides built-in automatic conversions for any-to-any cloud migrations which allow customers to use their existing server images rather than having to rebuild for the cloud. Mr. Guillory's leadership spans 15 years in both start-ups and larger corporations.
Rodney Rogers is Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Virtustream. He has been a well-recognized thought leader and successful entrepreneur in the Information Technology Services industry for over 22 years. He was recognized on Kennedy Research's global list of "Top 25 Most Influential Consultants" and was a finalist for the Ernst & Young "Entrepreneur of the Year" award along with Adjoined being recognized on the PWC/Entrepreneur U.S. "Hot 100" list (ranked #9 across all industries) prior to its sale.
Brian Patrick Donaghy is CEO of Appcore, LLC. Prior to Appcore, Donaghy founded and was CTO of Computility, Inc, a pioneer in the precursor of Cloud Computing - Utility Computing. Notable market-driven, Software-as-a-Service products created by Donaghy include the Smart Online Sales Force Automation and CRM applications, Computility Business Management System, Utility Management System, Online Backup and Subscription Computing.
Joe Weinman is Sr. VP of Cloud Services & Strategy at Telx. He responsible for leading Telx's fast-growing cloud services business development and strategy. Weinman is a frequent keynote speaker, blogger and the founder of Cloudonomics - a rigorous, multidisciplinary approach to valuing the cloud. He has been awarded 14 U.S. and international patents in diverse fields and has been showcased in numerous global broadcasts, print and online publications.
Chris C. Kemp is the Co-Founder & CEO of Nebula, developers of a turnkey enterprise private cloud computing system. Prior to Nebula, he was the Chief Technology Officer for IT at NASA, where he co-founded OpenStack, and was responsible for pioneering work in cloud computing, open source and open government. Kemp has also served on the White House Cloud Computing Executive Steering Committee, and was the chair of the Cloud Standards Working Group.
Rob Clyde is CEO of Adaptive Computing. A recognized industry leader, he has over twenty-five years' experience as an enterprise software executive with demonstrated leadership success at startup companies to large companies, including Symantec and Axent Technologies. An internet security pioneer and innovator, he is credited with the creation of the first commercial intrusion detection system and led the business unit that developed and brought to market the first security compliance product.
robertmorschel wrote: In my experience SOA needs to begin with a single, skilled team that can define evolving standards and processes in an agile manner, before being let loose on the enterprise; and even then, only if the enterprise has an established and effective centralised governance function that would be able to enforce SOA policies across multiple teams.
Robert
Oct. 10, 2012 03:57 AM EDT
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