By Brian McCallion
April 23, 2012 06:45 PM EDT
This article addresses some of the important questions a colleague raised
Friday afternoon about how and if the demands of Cloud Computing can or must
be “slotted” in to fit the rest of the IT organization.
This writer (highly regarded thought leader focused on Enterprise Cloud
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By Brian McCallion
March 7, 2012 05:45 AM EST
Open standards are a nice idea. And democracy is a great idea too, all
citizens can vote, yet we only have two real parties representing us.
Similarly, I think that standards start out as a good idea, yet over time may
start to become ineffective. For the most part standards comm... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
March 6, 2012 05:30 AM EST
Ideas for Maximizing Revenue and Positioning and Accelerating the Adoption of
On-Demand Data and Integration as a Service
1) Publish pre-built integration components to sites, or communities such as:
a. Heroku Add-ons http://addons.heroku.com/
Reason. Developers of many types of app... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
February 27, 2012 06:45 AM EST
Although I favor Google in this litigation, I (as a layman) consider Oracle
assertion that intellectual property copyright protection applies to APIs
worth considering in the context of Cloud applications, SaaS, and the mobile
application build-out that is reshaping the software ... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
February 20, 2012 06:45 AM EST
I've been working on Enterprise Cloud Strategy and in the course of this work
identified some interesting and non-obvious opportunities in the Cloud.
One solution I’ve examined is the well-crafted solution that is enStratus.
enStratus has built a SaaS Cloud Management / Governance... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
January 14, 2012 07:58 PM EST
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By Brian McCallion
October 28, 2011 06:00 AM EDT
While Steve Jobs deserves full credit for incredible achievements not only at
NEXT and Pixar, I believe what enabled him to succeed at Apple was his
application of the "Apple Brand" to the iPod. Apple Computer always had a
cult-like group of followers who were willing to pay a re... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
October 18, 2011 11:13 PM EDT
Watch "Station Vampire Musicians" on YouTube
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By Brian McCallion
August 31, 2011 09:15 AM EDT
Surveys report that companies fear the Public Cloud. Sure enough there's
much to fear. Those of us who follow the media know how in a movie like
Caddyshack even at a fancy private golf club an innocent little candy bar can
result in a stampede of people desperate to exit the poo... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
August 21, 2011 10:52 PM EDT
I’m starting to see a lot of common cultural ground between HP and RIM.
Apple really has nothing to do with the problems firms like RIM and HP face.
I wrote a month ago that the move to the Cloud would result in major vendor
extinction. While HP is building Next Generation Data ... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
August 22, 2011 08:45 AM EDT
Open standards are a nice idea. And democracy is a great idea too, all
citizens can vote, yet we only have two real parties representing us.
Similarly, I think that standards start out as a good idea, yet over time may
start to become ineffective. For the most part standards comm... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
June 24, 2011 04:26 PM EDT
Are APIs the New Black?
I've been further researching the platform / web services ecosystem. It is an
interesting area bc it seems the intellectual property questions are still
being articulated. It also seems that few firms are aware of the issues, let
alone understand how t... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
June 9, 2011 01:11 PM EDT
On June 7th @cloudexpo I attended a presentation on Eucalyptus by Rich Wolski
(founder and CTO of Eucalyptus, known to throw lightning bolts from Mount
Olympus when he thinks nobody is looking. He certainly threw a few during
his presentation @ CloudExpo that most people didn't ... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
July 15, 2011 01:12 PM EDT
Based on thoughts I have after responding quickly to this question posted on
Focus.com
To me the strategy of splintering the concept of Cloud Computing into false
constructs of Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Hybrid Cloud sounds like a
tone-deaf rendition of Dr. Suess's Do You Like ... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
June 16, 2011 07:15 AM EDT
Cloud computing has essentially been private from the beginning. Google, for
one, demonstrates that the world's most successful search engine runs not on
an IBM Power, Sun Enterprise, or other massively powerful machine engineered
for business by the go-to-vendors for computer so... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
June 16, 2011 12:47 PM EDT
While much discussion of the cloud assumes the needs and concerns of large
enterprises will determine how the cloud evolves, in fact AAPL, MSFT, DELL,
AMZN signal that the migration of the fragmented $444B annual SMB tech spend
from small datacenters to the cloud will redefine th... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
August 23, 2011 02:50 PM EDT
I’m starting to see a lot of common cultural ground between HP and
RIM.Apple really has nothing to do with the problems firms like RIM and HP
face. I wrote a month ago that the move to the Cloud would result in major
vendor extinction. While HP is building Next Generation Data Ce... (more)
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By Brian McCallion
July 18, 2011 08:01 PM EDT
Based on thoughts I have after responding quickly to this question posted on
Focus.com To me the strategy of splintering the concept of Cloud Computing
into false constructs of Public Cloud, Private...
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By Brian McCallion
July 18, 2011 03:29 PM EDT
Back in April 2011 during my keynote presentation at Financial Technology
Forums Wall Street Breakfast Briefing, I cited Xignite as a building block,
or participant in a Cloud web services ecosystem...
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By Brian McCallion
July 17, 2011 10:49 PM EDT
On June 7th @cloudexpo I attended a presentation on Eucalyptus by Rich Wolski
(founder and CTO of Eucalyptus, known to throw lightning bolts from Mount
Olympus when he thinks nobody is...
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content, and more... (more)
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