You are interested in cloud computing, but where do you start? How are vendors and companies defining cloud computing? Do you know the differences between public, private, community and hybrid clouds? What do you need to know to figure out which applications make sense in the cloud? And is any of this real today?
In his session at the 10th International Cloud Expo, Bill Zack, Cloud Architect with Slalom Consulting, explores a set of five patterns, based on real-world customer engagements, you can use for moving to the cloud. Avoiding the general product pitches, he will provide the tools and knowledge to help you more clearly understand moving your organization to the cloud.
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Dell Boomi Eases Cloud Integration with Summer 12 Release
Dell Boomi on Tuesday announced an improved cloud integration platform that helps organizations modernize, simplify and manage their changing IT environments. Dell Boomi AtomSphere Summer 12 expands application and data integration capabilities, enhances security and offers Boomi Assure, crowd-sourced regression testing. According to Rick Nucci, General Manager, Dell Boomi, “AtomSphere Summer 12 release addresses the concerns that IT leaders face when it comes to application and data integration.”
Dell Boomi AtomSphere integrates applications and data in customers’ IT environments by acting as the connection between applications, whether they reside in the cloud or on-premise. The latest release of AtomSphere helps deliver predictable service levels for real-time data transfers in the cloud by reserving cloud resources. In addition, it provides a solution to manage their security policies with improved flexibility and governance.
Oracle to Buy Collective Intellect
Oracle has signed the papers to buy Collective Intellect, a Boulder, Colorado cloud-based analytics outfit that attempts to wring meaning from consumer conversations on social media platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.
The widgetry is supposed to divine customers’ intentions and interests, track trends, create better marketing campaigns, products and customer service and result in more targeted leads.
Collective Intellect claims CNBC, Viacom Media Networks, Hallmark, PepsiCo, Nestle Purina Pet Foods and General Mills as clients. Apparently it predicted that a major discount retailer wouldn’t meet its sales projections over Black Friday and Cyber Monday based on consumer purchasing intent for CNBC News.
Its semantic analytics engine is said to process tens of millions of conversations a day.
Oracle to Buy Collective Intellect
Oracle has signed the papers to buy Collective Intellect, a Boulder, Colorado cloud-based analytics outfit that attempts to wring meaning from consumer conversations on social media platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.
The widgetry is supposed to divine customers’ intentions and interests, track trends, create better marketing campaigns, products and customer service and result in more targeted leads.
Collective Intellect claims CNBC, Viacom Media Networks, Hallmark, PepsiCo, Nestle Purina Pet Foods and General Mills as clients. Apparently it predicted that a major discount retailer wouldn’t meet its sales projections over Black Friday and Cyber Monday based on consumer purchasing intent for CNBC News.
Its semantic analytics engine is said to process tens of millions of conversations a day.
C12G Launches the New OpenNebula Marketplace
C12G Labs has just announced the availability of the brand new OpenNebula Marketplace, a catalog of third-party virtual appliances ready to run in OpenNebula environments.
In the current version, users can download existing appliances from the public catalog and access specific information of the appliance configuration. Future work will be focused on providing new features that will enable users to share their own appliances and fully integrate the Marketplace with OpenNebula.
C12G Launches the New OpenNebula Marketplace
C12G Labs has just announced the availability of the brand new OpenNebula Marketplace, a catalog of third-party virtual appliances ready to run in OpenNebula environments.
In the current version, users can download existing appliances from the public catalog and access specific information of the appliance configuration. Future work will be focused on providing new features that will enable users to share their own appliances and fully integrate the Marketplace with OpenNebula.
OutSystems to Lead Sessions at Cloud Expo 2012 New York
OutSystems, provider of the industry-leading Agile Platform application development tool, announced on Tuesday the participation of two company executives at the Cloud Expo New York. OutSystems’ vice president and general manager, North America, Jeff Newlin, will join a CEO Power Panel to discuss “Cloud and Big Data Strategy Viewed Through the Lens of Business Value.” Additionally, OutSystems’ senior technology evangelist, Rodrigo Sousa Coutinho, will lead the session “Game Changers: How the Cloud and Mobile Are Improving Business.”
The 10th International Cloud Expo New York is the only enterprise IT event covering the entire scope of the cloud computing spectrum. Cloud computing is steadily becoming an integral part of the enterprise computing environment and the conference, taking place June 11-14, 2012 in New York City, NY, will bring together the leading cloud industry players in the world to discuss trends and strategies.
BYOD, CISPA, & Bacon Under Discussion in Special Podcast
The latest installment of a series of podcasts called RUN! is now available. The brainchild of StorSimple storage & cloud guru Marc Farley (@metafarley), RUN! focuses on how we use tech and what it does to us. EMC engineer Matthew Brender (@mjbrender) is also one of the RUN! Gang of Three.
The latest installment welcoms Emulex engineer Gabriel Chapman, aka @Bacon_Is_King. We discussed bacon, of course, as well as the BYOD phenomenon, relentless Congressional efforts to destroy the Internet, intellectual property, and J. Edgar Hoover for those more mature folks in the listening audience.
We have a lot of fun at RUN! Listen here.
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BigDataExpo New York Speaker Profile: David Lucas – GCE
With BigDataExpo 2012 New York (www.BigDataExpo.net), co-located with 10th Cloud Expo, now less than a away, what better time to remind you in greater detail of the distinguished individuals in our incredible Speaker Faculty for the technical and strategy sessions at the conference…?
We have technical and strategy sessions for you every day from June 11 through June 14 dealing with every nook and cranny of Cloud Computing and Big Data, but what of those who are presenting? Who are they, where do they work, what else have they written and/or said about the Cloud that is transforming the world of Enterprise IT, side by side with the exploding use of enterprise Big Data – processed in the Cloud – to drive value for businesses…?
BigDataExpo New York Speaker Profile: David Lucas – GCE
With BigDataExpo 2012 New York (www.BigDataExpo.net), co-located with 10th Cloud Expo, now less than a away, what better time to remind you in greater detail of the distinguished individuals in our incredible Speaker Faculty for the technical and strategy sessions at the conference…?
We have technical and strategy sessions for you every day from June 11 through June 14 dealing with every nook and cranny of Cloud Computing and Big Data, but what of those who are presenting? Who are they, where do they work, what else have they written and/or said about the Cloud that is transforming the world of Enterprise IT, side by side with the exploding use of enterprise Big Data – processed in the Cloud – to drive value for businesses…?