At CloudEXPO Silicon Valley, June 24-26, 2019, Digital Transformation (DX) is
a major focus with expanded DevOpsSUMMIT and FinTechEXPO programs within the
DXWorldEXPO agenda. Successful transformation requires a laser focus on being
data-driven and on using all the tools available that enable transformation
if they plan to survive over the long term. A total of 88% of Fortune 500
companies from a generation ago are now out of business. Only 12% still
survive. Similar percentages are found throughout enterprises of all sizes.
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CloudEXPO Has Been the M&A; Capital For Cloud Companies
CloudEXPO has been the M&A; capital for Cloud companies for more than a decade
with memorable acquisition news stories which cam... (more)
DSR is a supplier of project management, consultancy services and IT
solutions that increase effectiveness of a company's operations in the
production sector. The company combines in-depth knowledge of international
companies with expert knowledge utilising IT tools that support
manufacturing and distribution processes. DSR ensures optimization and
integration of internal processes which is necessary for companies to grow
rapidly. The rapid growth is possible thanks, to specialized services and
reliable software.
The DSR team creates competences centre that offers IT solutions for industry
in Poland. Currently , the company provides services for all areas of IT
support for business, including applications to support the following areas
of activity of the production companies :
Production planning and scheduling : APS 4FACTORY (based on SIMATIC IT
Preactor APS)... (more)
"There is a huge interest in Kubernetes. People are now starting to use
Kubernetes and implement it," stated Sebastian Scheele, co-founder of Loodse,
in this SYS-CON.tv interview at DevOps at 19th Cloud Expo, held November 1-3,
2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
SYS-CON Events presented the Kubernetes and Google Container Engine
Workshop, on November 3, 2016, in conjunction with @DevOpsSummit at
19th Cloud Expo at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
This workshop led by Sebastian Scheele, co-founder of Loodse, introduced
participants to Kubernetes and Google Container Engine (GKE). Through a
combination of instructor-led presentations, demonstrations, and hands-on
labs, students learned the key concepts and practices for deploying and
maintaining applications using Kubernetes.
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IBM claims to have created new species of custom-built, industry-standard,
Linux-based rack server for Web 2.0 and Cloud Computing companies with
massive data centers and tens of thousands of servers, like online gaming,
social networks, search and Internet firms.
A relatively limited marketplace of maybe a thousand companies with fat
wallets capable of shelling out tens of millions for such system.
IBM means to replace the white boxes they use now or build themselves like
Google does.
It says it’s got a few hundred early adopters and potential customers
in China, Germany, Japan, the UK and America, including Yahoo and Texas Tech,
which is thinking of using it for a HPC center.
WinterGreen Research puts the market at $10 billion.
IBM calls the thing iDataPlex and leverages its blade server widgetry to
build what it calls a “completely new design point.&rdq...; (more)
Ranjith Ramakrishnan, CTO for Cumulux, will be presenting at SYS-CON's 2nd
International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo in New York City this coming
March 30-April 1, 2009.
As Cloud Computing goes mainstream, platform vendors are rapidly filling out
the landscape with offerings at various tiers including Infrastructure,
Platform, Storage, Applications etc. Microsoft's Azure platform is one of
the most complete one as it covers a broad set of capabilities. In this
session, Ramakrishnan will explore how Enterprises can create applications
that take advantage of Windows Azure's computational capabilities and how
Enterprises can use .NET Services to bridge cloud applications and on Premise
applications. These concepts will be illustrated by a live demo which will
show a Cloud based Mobility application that delivers Enterprise content to
mobile phones.
Speaker B... (more)
Sam Charrington's Blog
Cloud computing figures prominently in recently released Gartner report
entitled "CIO New Year’s Resolutions, 2009." Gartner’s overall advice to
the CIO is to do what is necessary to survive in ‘09, but to be sure to
also invest in the future by building and preparing for what lies beyond.
In a report issued Monday entitled CIO New Year’s Resolutions, 2009
(subscription required), Gartner analysts Mark Raskino, John Mahoney and
Patrick Meehan outline 10 tactics that will help CIO’s “survive in
2009,” and put them “ahead of the crowd.”
Given the state of the global economy, and the fear, uncertainty and doubt
this creates for CIOs and IT organizations in general, this year’s set of
resolutions takes a very future-oriented tack: Gartner’s advice to the CIO
is to do what is necessary to survive in ‘09, but to be sure to also invest
in the future ... (more)
Ever since I first published here my tentative list of Top 50 Bloggers on
Cloud Computing it became clear that an expansion would be needed before too
long. Thanks to community feedback via my Twitter account
(http://twitter.com/jg21) here goes - just three months before Cloud
Expo Silicon Valley (November 7-10) - with an expanded roster, listed as
before in alphabetical order since I am making no attempt at this stage to
rank the various blogs, merely to map - and celebrate - their existence.
Dustin Amrhein | "A View from the Clouds"
Dave Asprey | "Cloudy Words"
Ian Bergin | "Clouded Issues"
Randy Bias | "Cloudscaling"
Rick Blaisdell | "Rickscloud"
Steve Bobrowski | "The Cloud View"
Rene Buest | www.CloudUser.de
Larry Carvalho | "Robust Cloud"
Andrew M. Chapman | "MemorableURL.com"
Sam Charrington | "Cloud Pulse"
Colin Clark | "Cloud Event Processing"
Peter Coffee | cloudb... (more)
Two days before the single largest drop in the history of the stock market,
Jason Calacanis - former Weblogs Inc. co-founder (and GM of Netscape) - wrote
a lengthy blog post aimed at inspiring folks at startup companies "to get
focused and to save as many as possible from hitting the wall." As Calacanis
reminded readers of his blog, "Great entrepreneurs build value and
market-share in down markets."
We recently asked a selection of the industry's brightest minds what their
own advice would be in these troubled times, and assembled it into a
ten-point guide for software vendors, entrepreneurs, and startups to riding
out a recession.
Tip #1: Prioritize Harvesting Existing Assets and Opportunities
This comes from the Jeremy Chone, CTO of Nexaweb Technologies, a VC-funded
software provider that offers the industry’s most comprehensive application
platform for mission-crit... (more)
David S. Linthicum, a well-known pioneer in the worlds of cloud computing and
service-oriented architecture, has launched Blue Mountain Labs, a company
equipped to take enterprises and technology vendors into the emerging world
of cloud computing.
Linthicum during his SOA World keynote at SYS-CON's 1st International Cloud
Computing Conference & Expo
Blue Mountain Labs uses a methodology called Cloudsizing to analyze their
clients' business needs - thoroughly examining who they are and what they do
- before they define a cloud computing solution or strategy that will work
for their clients' enterprises, large or small. They also work with
innovative cloud computing providers who welcome third-party strategy
assistance, technology validation, and testing to help them become
exceptional in the marketplace.
"Blue Mountain Labs is not just a consulting organization, but... (more)
Reuven Cohen's "Elastic Vapor" Blog
In the next few years the a key opportunity for the emerging cloud industry
will be on defining a federated cloud ecosystem by connecting multiple cloud
computing providers using an agreeing upon standard or interface. There are a
number of organizations looking into solving the problem of cloud federation.
A fundamental challenge in creating and managing a globally decentralized
cloud computing environment is that of maintaining consistent connectivity
between various untrusted components that are capable of self-organization
while remaining fault tolerant. In the next few years the a key opportunity
for the emerging cloud industry will be on defining a federated cloud
ecosystem by connecting multiple cloud computing providers using an agreeing
upon standard or interface. In this post I will examine some of work being
done in cloud... (more)
Some of the biggest news in computing lately has been coming out of Cisco.
Cisco's latest strategy appears to be to causing mass disruption and from
what I can tell they're doing all the right things..
According to a recent post by Cisco CTO Padmasree Warrior says Cisco "views
periods of economic uncertainty as the perfect time to challenge the status
quo and evolve our business to deliver customer and shareholder value.
Cisco’s success has always been driven by investments in market adjacencies
during times that may cause other companies to blink."
Guess I'm not the only one promoting a unified cloud interface. Cisco is
calling there's “Unified Computing”. In the post they describe Unified
Computing as the advancement toward the next generation data center that
links all resources together in a common architecture to reduce the barrier
to entry for data center virtua... (more)