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“Cloud Musings” Named A “Top 50 Blog”
My appreciation and thanks goes out to Jeremy Geelan for including “Cloud Musings” on his list of the Top 50 Cloud Computing Blogs. Thanks is also in order for “HighTechDad”…
Will Oracle Buy Informatica?
According to 1,250 ERP Software Advice readers that will be Oracle’s next acquisition. Terradata came in a close second in this race, suggesting that Oracle will “…play it safe next time…
What’s Next For Oracle?
Watching Larry Ellison and Oracle over the years as it has morphed itself is a real study in market dynamics. It’s transformation from database company through middleware provider to now…
Enterprise Architecture Enables Innovation: Melvin Greer, Lockheed Martin
Earlier this week, my good fried and NCOIC colleage, Melvin Greer was interviewed by Rutrell Yasin of Government Computer News. In the interview, Mel focused on the importantance of entrprise…
Are You A Cloud Architect? NJVC Needs YOU!!
If you are a cloud computing architect, have I got news for you! NJVC, one of the largest IT solutions providers supporting the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), is building…
“Army Private Cloud” RFP Released
Last week the US Army released a procurement solicitation for the Army Private Cloud. This $249M solicitation calls for a 1-year base period with four, 1-year options. Department of the…
Cloud Musings Direct Launches
In response to request, the inaugural “Cloud Musings Direct” newsletter was launched this week. This bi-weekly electronic newsletter will highlight important government cloud computing industry trends and events. If you…
CloudExpo Europe 2010: Not Your Father’s Prague
When my good friend Jeremy Geelan invited me to speak at CloudExpo Europe in Prague, Czech Republic my imagination went into overdrive. Being a child of the 60’s and a…
NCOIC Plenary Highlights Collaboration and Interoperability
Last week in Brussels, Belgium, the Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium highlighted it’s support of collaboration and interoperability through an information exchange session with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and…
GovLoop “Member of the Week”
Thank you to Radiah Givens-Nunez and GovLoop for the honor of being their Member of the Week for June 21-25, 2010. Created in 2008, GovLoop is an online social network…
On October 17th in the “Redmond Channel Partner Online”, a Microsoft Partner community publication, Kurt Mackie reported on Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer’s comments on the company’s vision for syncing up applications in the Internet cloud. Although Ballmer held back on much of the details he did say that Microsoft is planning to release big news on this topic at its Professional Developers Conference, which is scheduled to take place on Oct. 27 in Los Angeles.
According to Ballmer, Microsoft’s applications will not have to be rewritten to run in the cloud, “but we’ll encourage developers to do something to make apps more manageable at a higher level,”.
“It’s a transformation for our business, but I don’t think we’ll be buying all of the world’s data servers,” he said. Instead, Microsoft will have to “service-enable our partners and customers.”
Ballmer also denied that Google was Microsoft’s most significant competition. He said that Microsoft’s main challenges are the open source business model and getting good at advertising for the consumer market.
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