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IT as a service on the Cloud is not the end
[Long post] Read another intriguing post by David Vellente at Wikibon today about the emergence of IT shops becoming service organizations to their industries using the cloud to hosting these services. I am not in complete agreement with Dave but … Continue reading
Is cloud a leapfrog technology?
Read an article today about Safaricom creating a domestic cloud service offering outside Nairobi in Kenya (see Chasing the African Cloud). But this got me to thinking that cloud services may be just like mobile phones in that developing countries … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud services, Cloud storage, Distributed computing, Information economy, Strategic Inflection Points, Visionary leadershp
Tagged Africa, CCID consulting, China cloud focus, Cloud computing, Cloud services, Cloud Storage, developing countries, land lines, leapfrog technologies, mobile phones, SAAS, WIMAX
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The sensor cloud comes home
We thought the advent of smart power meters would be the killer app for building the sensor cloud in the home. But, this week Honeywell announced a new smart thermostat that attaches to the Internet and uses Opower’s cloud service … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud services, Data, Data analytics, Data growth, Information economy, Strategic Inflection Points
Tagged 9/11 Memorial, Big data analytics, Cloud computing, Cloud Storage, Ground Zero, Honneywell smart thermostat, infrastructure sensors, Opower cloud services, Sensor cloud, smart homes, smart power meters
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Is cloud computing/storage decentralizing IT, again?
Since IT began, over the course of years, computing services have run through massive phases of decentralization out to departments followed by consolidation back to the data center. In the early years of computing, from the 50s to the 60s, … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud services, Server virtualization, Strategic Inflection Points, Strategy, System effectiveness, Systems
Tagged card sorters, Cloud computing, Cloud Storage, Consolidation-decentralization wars, data center computing, departmental computing, mini-computers, PCs, SAAS, Server virtualization
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Data processing logistics
Chuck Hollis wrote a great post on “information logistics” as a new paradigm for IT centers to have to consider as they deploy applications around the globe and into the cloud. The problem is that there’s lot’s of data to … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud services, Data, data logistics, Storage, Storage architecture, Systems
Tagged Cloud computing, Cloud Storage, Condor, data logistics, execution logistics, Globus, GT4, JCL
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Free P2P-Cloud Storage and Computing Services?
What would happen if somebody came up with a peer-to-peer cloud (P2P-Cloud) storage or computing service. I see this as Operating a little like Napster/Gnutella where many people come together and share out their storage/computing resources. It could operate in … Continue reading


