Comments for CloudViews.Org http://www.cloudviews.org Cloud Computing as a business innovation catalyst Sun, 31 Jan 2010 10:59:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 Comment on Cloud Computing Conference 2009 by Addison Caffery http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/05/cloud-computing-conference-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-164 Addison Caffery Sun, 31 Jan 2010 10:59:05 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/05/cloud-computing-conference-2009/#comment-164 Great information on the Computing conference. The conference will be very much helpful and useful for the people in the Computing Industry and Software industry. By the way I too have participated in the Conference which is the Worlds largest and virtual conference on Cloud Computing. <a href="cloudslam09.com" rel="nofollow">Cloud Computing Conference 2009 or cloudslam 2009</a> is the event covering latest trends and innovations and technologies of the Cloud Computing. Cloudslam conference is the 1st annual conference on cloud computing. I got a good opportunity to meet and talk with the world's leading experts of Cloud Computing. Great information on the Computing conference. The conference will be very much helpful and useful for the people in the Computing Industry and Software industry. By the way I too have participated in the Conference which is the Worlds largest and virtual conference on Cloud Computing. Cloud Computing Conference 2009 or cloudslam 2009 is the event covering latest trends and innovations and technologies of the Cloud Computing. Cloudslam conference is the 1st annual conference on cloud computing. I got a good opportunity to meet and talk with the world’s leading experts of Cloud Computing.

]]> Comment on Cloud’s power and the Internet (dis)connectivity by Jordi Figueras http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/01/clouds-power-and-the-internet-disconnectivity/comment-page-1/#comment-163 Jordi Figueras Tue, 15 Dec 2009 10:07:52 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/?p=242#comment-163 Thanks Paulo for your reference to our solutions to solve this and other problems that we found at least in the Tourism sector. This is one of the sectors where webservices has been using for a long time. They are already private clouds interconnected between them for many years. Thanks Paulo for your reference to our solutions to solve this and other problems that we found at least in the Tourism sector. This is one of the sectors where webservices has been using for a long time. They are already private clouds interconnected between them for many years.

]]> Comment on About by Rahul http://www.cloudviews.org/about/comment-page-1/#comment-162 Rahul Fri, 04 Dec 2009 03:57:11 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/?page_id=2#comment-162 Dear, I am really awestruck to read your views in your blog "EaaS: Everything as a Service – The next big buzzword?" I am the Editor of The CTO Forum magazine in India which caters to nearly 6000 Indian CIOs and other IT leaders. In our quest to bring international perspective, we always try to get some throught-provoking write- aups from authoers like you. I would like to place a request to allow me to print this blog (or you may send me a link of a newer one if you prefer to). I will be happy to attribute this to you and the site as well in the printed version and will assure a link back to your blog on the online version. If you think it is okay, please revert. Warm regards, Dear,

I am really awestruck to read your views in your blog “EaaS: Everything as a Service – The next big buzzword?”

I am the Editor of The CTO Forum magazine in India which caters to nearly 6000 Indian CIOs and other IT leaders. In our quest to bring international perspective, we always try to get some throught-provoking write- aups from authoers like you. I would like to place a request to allow me to print this blog (or you may send me a link of a newer one if you prefer to). I will be happy to attribute this to you and the site as well in the printed version and will assure a link back to your blog on the online version.

If you think it is okay, please revert.

Warm regards,

]]> Comment on White Paper: An Essential Guide to Possibilities and Risks of Cloud Computing by Steven Kukla http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/07/white-paper-an-essential-guide-to-possibilities-and-risks-of-cloud-computing/comment-page-1/#comment-159 Steven Kukla Tue, 28 Jul 2009 10:48:21 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/?p=1017#comment-159 Thanks so much for this extremely well-researched executive overview of Cloud Computing. It pools together all the research I have been personally gathering this past week into one convenient package. Only wish I had discovered it a week ago :-( May the cloud of happiness descend upon you. Thanks so much for this extremely well-researched executive overview of Cloud Computing. It pools together all the research I have been personally gathering this past week into one convenient package. Only wish I had discovered it a week ago :-( May the cloud of happiness descend upon you.

]]> Comment on Google Chrome OS – more thoughts about it by pcalcada http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/07/google-chrome-os-more-thoughts-about-it/comment-page-1/#comment-158 pcalcada Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:17:08 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/?p=1012#comment-158 It's very interesting to see how Steve Balmer views the OS market, and specially how it sees the Microsoft Windows as the only and exclusive player: "We don't need a new operating system," Ballmer said Tuesday, as part of his keynote at Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans. "What we do need to do is to continue to evolve Windows, Windows Applications, IE (Internet Explorer), the way IE works in totality with Windows and how we build applications like Office...and we need to make sure we can bring our customers and partners with us." http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10286308-56.html?tag=mncol;txt It’s very interesting to see how Steve Balmer views the OS market, and specially how it sees the Microsoft Windows as the only and exclusive player:

“We don’t need a new operating system,” Ballmer said Tuesday, as part of his keynote at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans. “What we do need to do is to continue to evolve Windows, Windows Applications, IE (Internet Explorer), the way IE works in totality with Windows and how we build applications like Office…and we need to make sure we can bring our customers and partners with us.”

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10286308-56.html?tag=mncol;txt

]]> Comment on The Day the Cloud Died by Maria Spínola http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/06/the-day-the-cloud-died/comment-page-1/#comment-155 Maria Spínola Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:57:57 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/?p=963#comment-155 Hi Paulo, I agree with you :) The reality is that these last events (Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson death) so closed to each other, and the brutal traffic and resouces they demanded aren't normal and don't happen every day. Hi Paulo,

I agree with you :)

The reality is that these last events (Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson death) so closed to each other, and the brutal traffic and resouces they demanded aren’t normal and don’t happen every day.

]]> Comment on The Day the Cloud Died by pcalcada http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/06/the-day-the-cloud-died/comment-page-1/#comment-154 pcalcada Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:09:48 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/?p=963#comment-154 I think this is an exaggerating, when talk about Cloud Elasticity we should be more conscious about its real capabilities , even the largest Cloud infrastructure has a elasticity limit, it couldn't growth to the infinite.. I think this is an exaggerating, when talk about Cloud Elasticity we should be more conscious about its real capabilities , even the largest Cloud infrastructure has a elasticity limit, it couldn’t growth to the infinite..

]]> Comment on In your opinion, it’s positive or negative to know where Google Data Centers are located? by pcalcada http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/05/in-your-opinion-its-positive-or-negative-to-know-where-google-data-centers-are-located/comment-page-1/#comment-153 pcalcada Tue, 16 Jun 2009 11:09:07 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/?p=905#comment-153 Although nowadays, in the legal perspective, the location of a company's data is very important, we have to admit that Cloud Computing paradigm is, at least, obliging to rethink this perspective in order to adjust it to the elasticity and ubiquity of the technologies promoted by it. As you have said, it's important to know what the vendors are doing with our data, but in the end it will be everything about reputation, trust links and contracts, because that is the bases of our economic system. Vendors have to build good reputation because that will be the only way to create trust links with costumers. Opening their doors (vendors' datacenters doors) will definitely help, but it won't be enough, a costumer will have alway to have procedures to avoid vendor's lock in, etc, etc... Although nowadays, in the legal perspective, the location of a company’s data is very important, we have to admit that Cloud Computing paradigm is, at least, obliging to rethink this perspective in order to adjust it to the elasticity and ubiquity of the technologies promoted by it.

As you have said, it’s important to know what the vendors are doing with our data, but in the end it will be everything about reputation, trust links and contracts, because that is the bases of our economic system. Vendors have to build good reputation because that will be the only way to create trust links with costumers. Opening their doors (vendors’ datacenters doors) will definitely help, but it won’t be enough, a costumer will have alway to have procedures to avoid vendor’s lock in, etc, etc…

]]> Comment on Jolicloud – web operation system for netbooks by pcalcada http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/06/jolicloud-web-operation-system-for-netbooks/comment-page-1/#comment-152 pcalcada Tue, 16 Jun 2009 10:49:56 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/06/jolicloud-web-operation-system-for-netbooks/#comment-152 I've to admit that I'm a little disappointed with the Jolicloud. In my perspective a truly Cloud OS is something that would work on the top of Internet or directly on the top of the WEB (HTTP5). As an example of what this could be we have the Palm webOS (http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/01/squeeze-the-cloud-to-fit-into-your-hand/) I’ve to admit that I’m a little disappointed with the Jolicloud. In my perspective a truly Cloud OS is something that would work on the top of Internet or directly on the top of the WEB (HTTP5). As an example of what this could be we have the Palm webOS (http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/01/squeeze-the-cloud-to-fit-into-your-hand/)

]]> Comment on In your opinion, it’s positive or negative to know where Google Data Centers are located? by Maria Spínola http://www.cloudviews.org/2009/05/in-your-opinion-its-positive-or-negative-to-know-where-google-data-centers-are-located/comment-page-1/#comment-151 Maria Spínola Thu, 04 Jun 2009 00:50:15 +0000 http://www.cloudviews.org/?p=905#comment-151 I think the following statement is the perfect balance between confidence (Do You Know Where Your Cloud's Data Center Is?) and risk management: "What vendors are doing needs to be made public ... The exact measures don't need to be aired, but the degree of security provided needs to be stated, then audited by a trustworthy third party, who concludes whether the vendor is doing what it claims to be doing." Source: http://www.informationweek.com/cloud-computing/blog/archives/2009/06/its_6_oclock_do.html I think the following statement is the perfect balance between confidence (Do You Know Where Your Cloud’s Data Center Is?) and risk management:

“What vendors are doing needs to be made public … The exact measures don’t need to be aired, but the degree of security provided needs to be stated, then audited by a trustworthy third party, who concludes whether the vendor is doing what it claims to be doing.”

Source: http://www.informationweek.com/cloud-computing/blog/archives/2009/06/its_6_oclock_do.html

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