Entries Tagged as 'private cloud'
by Daryl Plummer | August 31, 2011 | 2 Comments
All of a sudden, everyone is interested in cloud services brokerage. Well, by everyone, I mean end customers looking for an easier way to integrate cloud computing into their plans and vendors seeking a new set of markets to mine. But no matter the interested party, one thing is clear. The options for doing cloud [...]
Category: Cloud Emerging Trends SOA SOA Governance Service Orientation Virtualization Tags: Billing, Cloud, Cloud computing, Commoditization, Elasticity, Enterprise, Pay as you go, private cloud, Services, SOA, Telecom enabled, Trends
by Daryl Plummer | November 8, 2010 | 8 Comments
I’m about to introduce a term to describe a solid trend in cloud computing integration – Cloudstreams. It will come as no surprise to those of you who have spoken to me that this trend lays in the domain of cloud services brokerage. I have said, and will continue to say, that cloud services brokerage [...]
Category: Cloud EA ERP Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Google IAM IT Governance SOA SOA Governance Service Orientation Social Computing Social Networking Social Sites Strategic Planning Vendor Contracts Virtualization Windows 7 Tags: Billing, Business, Cloud, Cloud computing, Cloud Services, Commoditization, Communities, Elasticity, hype, IBM, Inrastructure, IT, private cloud, Smarter Planet, SOA, Social, Telecommunications, Trends
by Daryl Plummer | February 12, 2010 | 1 Comment
In the last three months, I seem to be spending a lot of time with legal staff at large enterprises talking about cloud computing. I knew the lawyers would wake and get in this game in a big way, but what has surprised me is the amount of glee these lawyers seem to have re [...]
Category: BPM Business Process Management Cartoon Cloud Comic Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Google Music SOA SOA Governance Service Orientation Social Computing Social Networking Social Sites Uncategorized Tags: Cartoon, Cloud, Cloud Services, Comic, Enterprise, Infrastructure, Pay as you go, private cloud, Smarter Planet, SOA, Social, Social Networking, Trends
by Daryl Plummer | November 25, 2009 | Comments Off
The days of thanks begin at birth. For the few things we adults see as thankful-giving are echoed in the heart of the giving that came when we were put together as children. So conceive again the child… Conceive every day the living breath… Conceive again the joy of light seen through eyes not blinded [...]
Category: BPM Business Process Management Cartoon Cloud Comic Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Google Music SOA SOA Governance Service Orientation Social Computing Social Networking Social Sites Thanksgiving Tags: Business, Cloud, Cloud computing, Jokes, Obama, Opportunity, private cloud
by Daryl Plummer | November 25, 2009 | Comments Off
Lots of questions are starting to come in about whether or not information in the cloud will be safe. We all worry from time to time about some level of privacy of our information. But here is a real-world non-cloud example that illustrates exactly the nightmare scenario of fear and what has been done about [...]
Category: BPM Business Process Management Cloud Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Google SOA Service Orientation Social Computing Social Networking Social Sites Tags: Cloud computing, Cloud Services, private cloud
by Daryl Plummer | November 24, 2009 | 2 Comments
Wow. A great article by Mike Elgan on the impermanence of the web and the cloud was a treat to read and an eye opener to anyone who forgets that all things go through cycles of maturity (See The Wikipedia Exodus Is the Least of Our Worries). Mike correctly notes that we are all relying [...]
Category: BPM Business Process Management Cartoon Cloud Comic Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Google Music SOA SOA Governance Service Orientation Social Computing Social Networking Social Sites Uncategorized Tags: caution, Cloud, Cloud computing, Cloud Services, Commoditization, Communities, Elasticity, Opportunity, private cloud
by Daryl Plummer | November 13, 2009 | 9 Comments
On the heels of its recent release of the new programming language “Google Go” (See Gartner Analyst Ray Valdes’ take), the Mountainview behemoth has trumped itself with today’s release of “Google Stop”. Unlike “Go” which is a high productivity and fast system programming language, “Stop” is actually a low productivity and slow campaign to get [...]
Category: BPM Business Process Management Cartoon Cloud Comic Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Google Music SOA SOA Governance Service Orientation Social Computing Social Networking Social Sites Tags: Cloud, Cloud computing, Cloud Services, Comic, Dilbert, Elasticity, Enterprise, Funny, Geek, Green IT, hype, Infrastructure, private cloud, Service, Services, Smarter Planet, Social, Social Networking
by Daryl Plummer | March 3, 2009 | 3 Comments
I state up front that I am not a primary telecommunications analyst – but I have friends who are (give me or Bob Hafner a call to discuss). But, in the last 6 months, I think I have either met with, or spoken with every major telecom provider in the world. They all have the [...]
Category: Cloud Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Service Orientation Uncategorized Tags: Billing, Cloud, Inrastructure, private cloud, Telecom enabled, Telecommunications
by Daryl Plummer | February 23, 2009 | 4 Comments
Lydia Leong has elevated the discussion on the commoditization of cloud infrastructure in her response to my original post titled “Cloud Infrastructure: The Next Fat Dumb and Happy Pipe?” Her post, titled “Does cloud infrastructure become commoditized?“, rightly points out that added value has a life of its own that will tend to allow infrastructure [...]
Category: Cloud Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Service Orientation Tags: Cloud computing, Commoditization, Infrastructure, private cloud
by Daryl Plummer | February 22, 2009 | Comments Off
Elizabeth Kubler-Ross did a treatment about the stages of grief a person goes through on being told that their life would soon end. I would like to take liberties with that treatment and apply it to cloud computing for a moment. Why, you might ask? The cloud is just coming into most people’s minds, not dying [...]
Category: Cloud Emerging Phenomena Emerging Trends Service Orientation Tags: caution, Cloud, hype, private cloud
