OK, it’s baseball time of the year, and I thought about team management putting players’ numbers to work to get the best game they can. Maybe it’s a stretch to… Read more »
Articles Tagged: Cloud
IT as a Service, what does this mean?
March 7, 2013
1,570 views
IT as a Service means exactly, technology offered and served as a service. Pay for the technology we use, when we need it and to use only the technologies that… Read more »
Knowledge Sharing Across the Data Center Divide
January 15, 2013
1,198 views
Visiting major data center events is always an education, as I was recently reminded when I visited the Gartner Data Center Conference 2012 in Las Vegas at the beginning of… Read more »
Protecting the Edge is Crucial in a Cloud Environment
October 10, 2012
2,524 views
As companies continue to adopt more cloud and virtualization technologies, they would do well to pay special attention to the devices that are now essentially the lifeline to their IT… Read more »
The Cloud’s “Soft Landing” in the Enterprise – It did not crash and burn nor did it take off as some expected
August 14, 2012
1,095 views
If you follow the stock market you undoubtedly have heard the term “soft landing”. The term applies to a theory that says the masterminds in control of a country’s economy… Read more »
Why data centers with a PUE greater than 2 could be obsolete in the next 5 years
August 2, 2012
2,784 views
I caught up with Paul-Francois Cattier, Global VP Data Center for Schneider Electric at Data Centres Europe 2012 in Nice and asked him about his presentation – the title of… Read more »
How Does Modular Data Center Architecture Help Telecity Scale Capacity for the Cloud?
July 24, 2012
1,355 views
I was speaking with Stéphane Duproz, Directeur Général of Telecity France at the recent Data Centres Europe 2012 conference in Nice. As a major collocation provider, Telecity Group positions its… Read more »
Is Redundancy in the Cloud the new standard?
July 9, 2012
1,550 views
There are no shortages in the promises made by cloud providers – • lower costs • more modularity and portability • instant scalability and capacity • greater application flexibility •… Read more »
Four Principles Guiding the Construction of Cloud Computing Data Centers in China
July 5, 2012
2,201 views
Following on from my first blog post “Cloud Data Centers and the Art of Feng Shui”, I thought it might be interesting to look at four principles which are guiding… Read more »
Tuesday at CiscoLive and Cisco CEO John Chambers Keynote Presentation
June 13, 2012
743 views
Attendees began to line up an hour before Tuesday’s Keynote given by CEO John Chambers and the line stretched down and around the main hallway outside the hall. The presentation started… Read more »
Why is Cloud computing so hard to define anyways?
May 7, 2012
3,107 views
Sure, cloud computing is here and it sure is the next big IT wave, but what is it really and how do you know if you’re using it? I just… Read more »
Why data centers with a PUE greater than 2 could be obsolete in the next 5 years
August 2, 2012
2,784 views
I caught up with Paul-Francois Cattier, Global VP Data Center for Schneider Electric at Data Centres Europe 2012 in Nice and asked him about his presentation – the title of… Read more »
Protecting the Edge is Crucial in a Cloud Environment
October 10, 2012
2,524 views
As companies continue to adopt more cloud and virtualization technologies, they would do well to pay special attention to the devices that are now essentially the lifeline to their IT… Read more »
Is My Data Center Consolidation Really a Private Cloud?
May 21, 2012
2,438 views
Historically the primary goal of many IT departments was to run applications. Now the cloud model appears to be a new and attractive way to do that. “My data center… Read more »
Four Principles Guiding the Construction of Cloud Computing Data Centers in China
July 5, 2012
2,201 views
Following on from my first blog post “Cloud Data Centers and the Art of Feng Shui”, I thought it might be interesting to look at four principles which are guiding… Read more »
IT as a Service, what does this mean?
March 7, 2013
1,570 views
IT as a Service means exactly, technology offered and served as a service. Pay for the technology we use, when we need it and to use only the technologies that… Read more »
Is Redundancy in the Cloud the new standard?
July 9, 2012
1,550 views
There are no shortages in the promises made by cloud providers – • lower costs • more modularity and portability • instant scalability and capacity • greater application flexibility •… Read more »
How Does Modular Data Center Architecture Help Telecity Scale Capacity for the Cloud?
July 24, 2012
1,355 views
I was speaking with Stéphane Duproz, Directeur Général of Telecity France at the recent Data Centres Europe 2012 conference in Nice. As a major collocation provider, Telecity Group positions its… Read more »
Knowledge Sharing Across the Data Center Divide
January 15, 2013
1,198 views
Visiting major data center events is always an education, as I was recently reminded when I visited the Gartner Data Center Conference 2012 in Las Vegas at the beginning of… Read more »
The Cloud’s “Soft Landing” in the Enterprise – It did not crash and burn nor did it take off as some expected
August 14, 2012
1,095 views
If you follow the stock market you undoubtedly have heard the term “soft landing”. The term applies to a theory that says the masterminds in control of a country’s economy… Read more »
Protecting the Edge is Crucial in a Cloud Environment
October 10, 2012
2,524 views
As companies continue to adopt more cloud and virtualization technologies, they would do well to pay special attention to the devices that are now essentially the lifeline to their IT… Read more »
IT as a Service, what does this mean?
March 7, 2013
1,570 views
IT as a Service means exactly, technology offered and served as a service. Pay for the technology we use, when we need it and to use only the technologies that… Read more »
Why is Cloud computing so hard to define anyways?
May 7, 2012
3,107 views
Sure, cloud computing is here and it sure is the next big IT wave, but what is it really and how do you know if you’re using it? I just… Read more »
Managing baseball and utility infrastructure: it’s all in the field
April 30, 2013
639 views
OK, it’s baseball time of the year, and I thought about team management putting players’ numbers to work to get the best game they can. Maybe it’s a stretch to… Read more »
Is Redundancy in the Cloud the new standard?
July 9, 2012
1,550 views
There are no shortages in the promises made by cloud providers – • lower costs • more modularity and portability • instant scalability and capacity • greater application flexibility •… Read more »
Why data centers with a PUE greater than 2 could be obsolete in the next 5 years
August 2, 2012
2,784 views
I caught up with Paul-Francois Cattier, Global VP Data Center for Schneider Electric at Data Centres Europe 2012 in Nice and asked him about his presentation – the title of… Read more »
How Does Modular Data Center Architecture Help Telecity Scale Capacity for the Cloud?
July 24, 2012
1,355 views
I was speaking with Stéphane Duproz, Directeur Général of Telecity France at the recent Data Centres Europe 2012 conference in Nice. As a major collocation provider, Telecity Group positions its… Read more »
The Cloud’s “Soft Landing” in the Enterprise – It did not crash and burn nor did it take off as some expected
August 14, 2012
1,095 views
If you follow the stock market you undoubtedly have heard the term “soft landing”. The term applies to a theory that says the masterminds in control of a country’s economy… Read more »
Knowledge Sharing Across the Data Center Divide
January 15, 2013
1,198 views
Visiting major data center events is always an education, as I was recently reminded when I visited the Gartner Data Center Conference 2012 in Las Vegas at the beginning of… Read more »
Tuesday at CiscoLive and Cisco CEO John Chambers Keynote Presentation
June 13, 2012
743 views
Attendees began to line up an hour before Tuesday’s Keynote given by CEO John Chambers and the line stretched down and around the main hallway outside the hall. The presentation started… Read more »