informationweek.com - 10/27/2008
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Although 65% of the business technology professionals we polled for our recent InformationWeek Analytics cloud computing report have not yet identified moving IT functions into the cloud as a priority, we expect that to change in fairly short order. This is, simply, an evolutionary step. The ...
rightscale.com - 10/26/2008
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rightscale.com —
"Sitting at my lowly little laptop, I can
run the equivalent of an entire operations center. Think...
of the possibilities." - eWeek.com , October 21, 2008 "The RightScale Dashboard continues to save us time, and allows us to focus our resources on R&D ...
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Web-based Cloud Computing Management Platform by RightScale
developer.force.com - 11/3/2008
gregness.wordpress.com - 10/24/2008
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gregness.wordpress.com —
Cloud computing has become a reality, yet the
hype surrounding cloud has started to exceed the laws...
of physics and economics. The robust cloud (of all software on demand that will replace the enterprise data center) will crash into some of the same ...
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Cloud Computing, Virtualization and IT Diseconomies
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Clouds Are Forming: Are You Ready for the Storm?
The Intelligent Enterprise Blog —
... Fellow TechWeb contributor Michael Biddick recently offered some great information on the cloud computing movement by taking a look at the factors that drive people to the clouds. He also addressed issues that keep people on the sidelines. ...
IT Mangers Slow to Embrace Cloud Computing
Network Computing —
... environments demand new approaches to delivering business apps. Cloud computing will move to the forefront of the market, and IT organizations will not be able to ignore it. Nor should they, a fact not lost on other respondents: "I believe that the ability to buy CPU time, storage, and application function in a SaaS-type model in the same ways that companies buy electricity, rent, and cleaning services will do amazing things for budgets and planning," says one reader. Read on at InformationWeek.com . ...
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