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In2Clouds: July 2009
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Friday, July 31, 2009. Gartner and the Cloud. Back in may there was some controversy with the estimates by Gartner. Of the Cloud Computing market size. Earlier this month Gartner announced the results of a survey of SaaS users. Where findings did not exactly provide a ringing endorsement of SaaS. Needless to say these results also caused controversy and a very articulate response from Jeff Kaplan. Posted by Manuel Martin. High Scalabilit...
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In2Clouds: The Integrated Clouds
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Wednesday, April 28, 2010. Cloud Computing continues to grow at an unprecedented pace; MSFT's Azure is live. And gaining momentum, SAP is taking it seriously. Vmforce is coming this fall. AWS has a region in Singapore. And even some of the larger banks in the world have the cloud on their radar. Posted by Manuel Martin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Predictive Analytics on the Cloud. New Ways to Discover and Use Alexa Skills.
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In2Clouds: Cloud Computing Lessons Learned
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Tuesday, January 26, 2010. Cloud Computing Lessons Learned. The beginning of a new year has brought along a large number of predictions regarding the impact adoption of disruptive technologies like Cloud Computing. The art of the possible is certainly exciting, it drives innovation and shapes the future. Mainstream technology and reasonable precautions are enough to satisfy the requirements of a majority of organizations. Call me naive b...
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In2Clouds: January 2009
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Saturday, January 31, 2009. These are the Cloud Computing news or announcements that I found most interesting this past week, in no particular order:. At Lotusphere. I think this is a brillinat move by IBM: incrementally expanding their current offering to leverage leading cloud services. . The New York Times reports. This article on the Business Mirror describes. The New York Times released their Best Sellers API. Posted by Manuel Martin.
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In2Clouds: April 2010
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Wednesday, April 28, 2010. Cloud Computing continues to grow at an unprecedented pace; MSFT's Azure is live. And gaining momentum, SAP is taking it seriously. Vmforce is coming this fall. AWS has a region in Singapore. And even some of the larger banks in the world have the cloud on their radar. Posted by Manuel Martin. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Predictive Analytics on the Cloud. Fixing The Broken Links in the Analytics Value Chain.
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In2Clouds: Decision Management and the Cloud
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Thursday, October 29, 2009. Decision Management and the Cloud. Last week Predictive Analytics World. What does Cloud Computing have to do with effective Decision Management? The Cloud can deliver more powerful analytics and also help make them actionable. Now we just need alignment with the Corporate Strategy but we'll leave that for a future post. Posted by Manuel Martin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). High Scalability - Building b...
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In2Clouds: September 2009
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Wednesday, September 2, 2009. Doing more with less. Wrote a well timed piece for DestinationCRM. Describing how some companies are leveraging predictive analytics to become more competitive. It comes as no surprise that during challenging economic times companies try to be more efficient by making better use of their assets. And what better asset than their internal databases? Posted by Manuel Martin. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Stuff Th...
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In2Clouds: What if the Cloud never makes it to the enterprise?
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Monday, August 31, 2009. What if the Cloud never makes it to the enterprise? David Linthicum wrote an interesting piece about the cloud reality setting in. The enterprise is cautious and a bit skeptical about the Cloud; as it should. Frederic Paul at bmighty.com writes about the Forrester report that asks "Why not run with the Cloud". What are the risks of inaction? How competitive would those enterprises be? Posted by Manuel Martin.
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In2Clouds: Doing more with less
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Wednesday, September 2, 2009. Doing more with less. Wrote a well timed piece for DestinationCRM. Describing how some companies are leveraging predictive analytics to become more competitive. It comes as no surprise that during challenging economic times companies try to be more efficient by making better use of their assets. And what better asset than their internal databases? Posted by Manuel Martin. September 2, 2009 at 4:13 PM. Great ...
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In2Clouds: January 2010
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Thoughts about cloud computing, analytics and the programmable web. Tuesday, January 26, 2010. Cloud Computing Lessons Learned. The beginning of a new year has brought along a large number of predictions regarding the impact adoption of disruptive technologies like Cloud Computing. The art of the possible is certainly exciting, it drives innovation and shapes the future. Mainstream technology and reasonable precautions are enough to satisfy the requirements of a majority of organizations. Call me naive b...
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