 | Shannon Williams, VP of Market Development for Cloud Platforms at Citrix Systems discusses key trends identified at the Cloud Connect event, which took place at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA from February 13-16, 2012. Trends identified include: increased development of private cloud, interest in building Amazon Web Services (AWS) -style clouds inside an organization, as well as the role of business drivers, over the technology itself, as cloud computing catalysts. | Views:9 |
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Showing posts with label Cloud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cloud. Show all posts
Friday, February 24, 2012
Cloud Connect Trends & Insights #citrix
Cloud Connect Trends & Insights:
Monday, February 20, 2012
#Cloud Leaders of Tomorrow
Cloud Leaders of Tomorrow: We’re starting a new series of articles here called ‘Cloud Leaders of Tomorrow‘ – The objective of which is to showcase the movers and shakers of the Canadian Cloud industry.
Our first profile is Kevin Crowe, Director Cloud Services for Long View, and this is a perfect start because within our overall theme of growing Canada to be a world leader in the field of Cloud, they are a shining example.
Not only is Longview pioneering Canadian-based Cloud services for Canadian customers, but they are also expanding aggressively into the USA market too.
Quite simply if Canada wants to be a world leader in this field then Canadian players need to be expanding globally, however equally the Canadian market has also been underserved by locally hosted services and so checking both boxes is key.
Our first profile is Kevin Crowe, Director Cloud Services for Long View, and this is a perfect start because within our overall theme of growing Canada to be a world leader in the field of Cloud, they are a shining example.
Not only is Longview pioneering Canadian-based Cloud services for Canadian customers, but they are also expanding aggressively into the USA market too.
Quite simply if Canada wants to be a world leader in this field then Canadian players need to be expanding globally, however equally the Canadian market has also been underserved by locally hosted services and so checking both boxes is key.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Only 1 Day Left! Register for the Technical Cloud Webinar
Only 1 Day Left! Register for the Technical Cloud Webinar: The Cloud age is here…Is your Network Ready? Join us for this 60-minute technical webinar starting 10:00 AM PT – 1:00 PM ET to examine how the virtualization of core networking services, new data center architectures, and flat network topologies are fundamentally changing the deployment of network services. We’ll also provide you with tools to reshape your architecture and deliver “cloud-savvy” network capabilities— with greater…
Connecting to the Cloud! #citrix
Connecting to the Cloud!: If you read my blog regularly, you know that cloud services is one of our top priorities at Citrix. After all, the cloud is a key technology for powering mobile workstyles that enable people to work from anywhere on any device. This year you will hear us talk a lot about how the Cloud Era is based a completely different set of assumptions than past…
Saturday, January 28, 2012
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Cloud Computing: A Comparison of Computing Models | Cloud Computing Journal
Cloud Computing: A Comparison of Computing Models | Cloud Computing Journal
Cloud Computing: A Comparison of Computing Models
— A simple definition of cloud computing is that it's a unique storage service that involves storage of data and software. With cloud computing, the person or company who enjoys the service is not fully aware of the location, storage facilities or configuration of the system used to offer the storage services. A good analogy to explain this concept is the regular power grid that supplies power to homes and businesses. The end user who enjoys the services is hardly aware of all the power generation and distribution devices and components used to deliver the service.
Since its introduction, cloud computing has evolved through several stages like virtualization computing to autonomic utility form of cloud computing. It has also evolved from service-oriented architecture.
Friday, November 18, 2011
GovCloud.com !! The New Hub for Government Cloud Computing | Cloud Computing Journal
GovCloud.com !! The New Hub for Government Cloud Computing
— It gives me great pleasure to announce the relaunch of GovCloud.com! GovCoud is the “go to” place for everything related to federal cloud computing. Our mission is to help federal organizations learn about, try and securely adopt cloud computing technologies. In full alignment with The Federal Cloud Computing Strategy, the Federal CIO’s 25-Point Federal IT Reform Plan and NIST’s Cloud Computing Technology Roadmap, this site will provide a community hub for information dissemination and GovCloud best practices. A great deal of personal thanks goes out to the GovCloud.com member companies.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Wyse Announces Wyse PocketCloud Pro for Android | Cloud Computing Journal
Wyse Announces Wyse PocketCloud Pro for Android | Cloud Computing Journal:
Wyse Announces Wyse PocketCloud Pro for Android
— Wyse Technology, a provider of cloud client computing, on Tuesday announced its response to escalating enterprise demand for its mobile cloud app, Wyse PocketCloud Pro for Android. Wyse has launched its volume purchase program in Japan and this initiative marks Wyse PocketCloud's integration into the Japanese enterprise market and its push to power virtual desktop services and mobile cloud capability on smartphones and tablets worldwide.
Wyse's volume purchase program has been gaining momentum since it first debuted in August 2010, enabling quantity purchases of licenses of Wyse PocketCloud Pro through Wyse sales channels. It enables organizations to purchase and easily manage licenses for entire work forces on Android devices, providing access to computing resources from anywhere over 3G, 4G or Wi-Fi. The enterprise-based program has received considerable recognition in the Japanese market and demand has been increasing steadily over the past year.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Leveraging the Cloud and Managed Services to Solve MDM Challenges
Leveraging the Cloud and Managed Services to Solve MDM Challenges — With the explosion of smartphones and mobile devices in the enterprise, mobile device management (MDM) has become one of the biggest challenges for IT departments. As a company grows and expands globally, the issues surrounding MDM only become more complicated. A well-thought-out strategic approach to managing the growing diversity of mobile devices, applications, and operating systems is crucial, particularly for multinational companies with operations spread around the globe and potentially thousands of employees connecting to the corporate network via mobile devices. Earlier this year industry researcher Gartner reported nearly 430 million mobile communication devices were sold worldwide in the first quarter of 2011, an almost 20 percent increase year-over -year. This number will increase in 2012 as more smartphones are issued to employees and more employee-owned personal mobile devices connect with corporate servers and networks. Whether corporate-issued or employee-owned, the benefits of mobile devices to businesses are clear: without being tied to the office and armed with the ability to work on-the-go, employees can significantly increase productivity.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
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