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- Cloudcuity AppDeployer – A new and innovative PaaS that allows software developers to quickly create and publish marketable software-as-a-service applications. Using AppDeployer, developers and independent software vendors can start building applications at no cost, and take enterprise-class software systems to market in weeks instead of years.
- Cloudcuity Management Portal – A virtual cloud brokerage that delivers comprehensive, easy-to-use reporting and administration tools to help IT organizations analyze the value of the cloud services model by comparing it with current IT operations. Through this tool, customers can rapidly plan a cloud migration and efficiently compare and manage service offerings from an array of cloud service providers.
- NJVC Cyber Dashboard™ – An award-winning dashboard that enables the visualization of core devices across an organization’s entire IT enterprise. It allows real-time visualization to quickly resolve any issues without major impact to users and the enterprise in a most cost-efficient manner.
- Provisioning Self Service – An innovative, virtual storefront for an enterprise’s software library. Users can easily and virtually search for the software needed for a specific task and request it to be installed on their workstations. PSS also maintains central configuration control of the enterprise.
Kevin L. Jackson, NJVC vice president and general manager, cloud services, also will speak on “Cloud Brokerage Services for Data Center Service Providers” on the afternoon of December 4. Jackson will describe why cloud computing is a disruptive business model, and specifically for the data center services market, how it displaces long-term contracts, significantly reduces margins and threatens the core of the data center business. Jackson will explain how Cloudcuity solutions address these concerns by delivering new revenue streams fueled by the same market forces that threaten traditional data center business models. By highlighting customization, security and customer service, Cloudcuity customers can sell their capabilities as an adjunct with or alternative to commodity cloud services.
Date: Dec. 4, 2012
Time: 4:15 – 5:15 p.m. PST
Location: Venetian Ballroom B, The Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino, 3355 Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas
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About NJVC
With a focus on information technology automation, NJVC specializes in supporting highly secure, complex IT enterprises in business- and mission-critical environments, particularly for the intelligence and defense communities. We offer a wide breadth of IT and strategic solutions to our customers, ranging from strategic consulting to managed flexible services in five business areas: Cloud Services, Cyber Security, Data Center Services, IT Services and Print Solutions. We partner with our customers to support their missions with security-cleared, dedicated and talented employees ready to deploy globally. To learn more, visit www.njvc.com.
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This is a very thorough list. I am an accountant and I have worked with a lot of accounting software systems, but I had not heard of several of these programs. Good post.